The Telefunken U47 Vocal Microphone was used by John Mayer while playing an acoustic session. In the video "Something like Olivia" the microphone is shown clearly.

Used for the vocals on "Icky Thump", as stated by recording and mixing engineer Joe Chiccarelli in this October 2007 Sound on Sound interview.

“Jack is very particular about his vocal sound, and it’s one of the things on the album that we really took a lot of time for. He is very sensitive to what he hears in the headphones, and he wanted something that gave him juice and was exciting to sing to. So every song had a different mic/preamp/compressor setup. Most of his vocals were recorded through an old RCA 77DX mic, but for some of them I used the Shure SM7 guide vocal mic. On the title song Jack’s vocals were recorded with a Telefunken U47, going into a Neve 1073 preamp and then into an 1176 compressor.”

This is restated by Chiccarelli in this October 1, 2007 Mix Online interview.

Most of the vocals were recorded on a RCA 77DX ribbon microphone, but a U47 and an old Altec 633 salt shaker mic were also pressed into service. Processing, depending on the track, included a Telefunken V76 tube preamp, an 1176, an LA-3A, a Fairchild and a Chandler Limited EMI TG2 compressor. “Sometimes the vocal went through a guitar amp, sometimes through a Neve module with a preamp turned all the way up,” he says. “He's great about working the distortion, knowing how to sing to a certain microphone. He knows how to back way off and come way in when he needs to. The vocal is different on every single song.

“There was no vocal comping,” Chiccarelli continues. “If he didn't like a line, we'd erase it and redo it. It was totally old school, like you're down to track 15 and that's the lead vocal track so make the performance count. A couple of songs were tricky, but he's really good about diving in and working really hard to get the stuff to be what he wants. He's fearless and that's a quality I always look for in an artist.”

“For acoustic guitar parts, I mostly used the N22. ‘Ordinary World’ was done before I had that mic, though, so I think I used a [Neumann or Telefunken] U47 on that one."

According to an article by Robyn Flans on Mixonline, Thom Yorke's vocals for Radiohead's track "Creep" were recorded using a Telefunken U47 microphone. The article specifically states, "There were really only three overdubs on 'Creep'—Yorke’s vocals with a Telefunken U47, a piano part played by Jonny Greenwood, and an additional track of the big guitar noise that prefaces the lead guitar parts going into the choruses."

In the video, Paul is seen recording using the U47 in the minute 0:19.

In this video, John can be seen using the U47 in the recording studio at minute 0:14.

In a video on Instagram shared by classicrockandblues, Sting is seen performing "Englishman in New York" from his home studio, using a Telefunken U47 microphone.

R3hab records voice-overs for his radio show using the Telefunken U47 Microphone.

At 1:34 you can see a Taylor tracking vocals using a Telefunken U47 for all songs from "folklore: the long pond studio sessions | Disney+).

in addition to these lyrics:

https://genius.com/Frank-zappa-sy-borg-lyrics

see this article which details restoration of FZ's microphone collection, including several Telefunken U-47's

https://www.mixonline.com/news/frank-zappa-s-microphone-collection-restored-420560

In the documentary "MASK IS OFF: CHROMAKOPIA" by Tyler, The Creator, he is seen using a Telefunken U47 microphone during a recording session. This can be observed at the timestamp 1:22-1:24. The footage was shot and edited by Lazaro Rodriguez.

In the YouTube video by Edu Abentin, Chester Bennington is frequently seen using the Telefunken U47 microphone in Mike Shinoda's home studio for vocal recording sessions.