Kevin Parker can be seen with the Sennheiser MD 441-U at the 1:00 mark of the attached video of Tame Impala performing on Conan.

The Sennheiser 441 can be spotted micing up a Vox AC30 from 4:08

Mac DeMarco discussed using the Sennheiser MD 441-U as his snare microphone during a conversation on the MC server, as shown in the Imgur source.

John Lennon was documented using a Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone during his performance with Elton John at Madison Square Garden on Thanksgiving night, November 28, 1974. This information is corroborated by photographic evidence shared by The Daily Beatle in their article titled "The Johns: Lennon and Elton – Film exclusive!" where both Lennon and Elton John can be seen utilizing the same model of microphone.

Seen using it as vocal mic in 1988 recorded performance.

Launched in 1971 as Sennheiser’s flagship dynamic the MD441 has remained in production ever since. Famous users include David Bowie, Stevie Nicks and Elton John. It is a superb example of German design and engineering, and even today has few competitors.

October, 2021. Damon Albarn performs No Distance Left to Run on Later... with Jools Holland.

No need for a timestamp its there from beggining to end.

She performed two songs on SNL in 2021 using the Sennheiser MD 441-U.

Used on vocals for "Take Me to Church", as stated by mix engineer Rob Kirwan in this March 2015 Sound on Sound interview.

“I recorded Andrew’s vocals with him in the room, right behind me, so there were no natural acoustics on them. I already spoke about my CMV563/M7 vocal chain. I also always had a Sennheiser M441 on him as a sort of safeguard, and I combined these two while mixing. My mic pre on the 441 was the 1071, and I also had the Vac Rac EQ on his vocals, and the LA2A. So the vocal chain was as warm as it could be. The mic he used in his attic is a Neumann U87. The problem with 87s and 414s for me is that they are so accurate that everything sounds pretty sterile on them, hence my preference for using Gefells and other unusual microphones with lots of character. But it worked on his vocals because his performance was so good.”

The version goes unspecified in both this interview and on Kirwan's official microphone inventory list, evincing that it is the original U version.

In a concert photo from around 2014-2015, Frank Ocean is seen using a Sennheiser MD 441-U microphone, as captured in a user-uploaded image on Pitchfork.

“I originally chose the Sennheiser MD 441 for her vocal simply because it’s a fantastically versatile microphone, great for vocals and just about everything you choose to point it at,” Head explained. “Polly [PJ Harvey] used it on some of the vocal recording on her latest Hope Six Demolition Project album and in rehearsal, so it was always an option for the live shows, but in the end, when the whole PJ Harvey production was set-up with 9 musicians on stage and 23 monitors, we thought that the MD 431 had slightly better rejection, and Polly chose it above the MD 441 to use for the festival shows. This is a show where the audibility of the vocal is crucial. I constantly recommend the MD 431 to other engineers.”

The item can be seen 0:22 into this video. This video was shot inside Air's Atlas Studio in Paris. Courtesy of The Gardian Uk for the documentary.