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Gabbie Hanna (born February 7, 1991) is an American Internet personality, singer-songwriter and author. She rose to prominence on Website/{{Vine}} and later Website/YouTube before largely transitioning into a music career.

In August 2022, the mental health of Hanna was the subject of mass attention and concern after she published hundreds of controversial posts on social media in a matter of days, including several where she claimed to be the second coming of Jesus. She had previously been open about experiencing ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and an eating disorder.

In late August 2022, the mental health of Hanna (who had previously been open about experiencing ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and an eating disorder) was the subject of global attention and concern after she published hundreds of controversial posts on social media in a matter of days, including several where she claimed to be the second coming of Jesus.

Gabbie Hanna is an American internet personality, singer-songwriter and author. She's best known for her popular Website/{{Vine}} channel, thegabbieshow, which she then moved to Website/YouTube when Vine shut down.

Gabbie graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a degree in psychology and communications. She began her online career after leaving a previous sales job and creating an account on the app, Website/{{Vine}}. From late 2013, she had begun cultivating a large following and created a channel on Website/YouTube under the title, thegabbieshow. The channel changed to Gabbie Hanna in 2017.

Gabbie worked with the Website/BuzzFeed after moving to Los Angeles however she left the company to concentrate on Website/YouTube and Vine. She also appeared on ''WebVideo/DanceShowdown'' where she won the fourth season. A second channel entitled ''The Gabbie Vlogs'' was created and once Vine was shut down, Gabbie focused on these two channels exclusively.

In 2017, Gabbie turned her hand to writing. She released her first book of poetry, ''Adultolescence''. She also began to expand on a music career, releasing her first single, ''Out Loud''. In June, Gabbie joined the cast of ''WebVideo/EscapeTheNight'' for seven episodes and co-hosted Creator/{{MTV}}'s ''Series/TotalRequestLive'' in the October of 2017.

In 2018, Gabbie released her single, ''Honestly'' which acquired minor success in the US and followed this with ''Monster''. In an interview with Genius' ''WebVideo/{{Verified}}'', Gabbie sang ''Monster'' acapella however her voice was not properly filtered due to technical errors. This resulted in fans splicing clips of the performance and it cultivating a meme status. Gabbie responded to this by creating merchandise showing her singing face.

The following year, Gabbie released her debut extended play, ''2WayMirror'' with her single, ''Medicate'' as the lead. She followed this up with ''Butterflies'', ''Perfect Day (A True Story)'' and ''Pillowcase''. In the November, Gabbie created a music video for her next single, ''Broken Girls''.

Her second ep was released in 2020 entitled, ''Bad Karma''. The lead single released in April called ''Dandelion'' and was followed by ''Glass House'' in May.

Gabbie's debut studio album ''This Time Next Year'' has had two singles released in 2020, ''Call Me Crazy'' and ''Shut Me Up''.

Gabbie has been involved with a number of controversies during her time online. In 2017, Gabbie attended a party that was also attended by fellow Website/YouTube creator, WebVideo/{{RiceGum}}. He is known for his diss tracks on his channel and Gabbie was shown on her Website/Snapchat trying to get RiceGum to take part in a rap battle. When he declined, it is alleged he smashed her phone when she continued to ask before leaving the party. Gabbie claimed that she was hit by him which he denied however he did pay for the broken phone.

Gabbie has also had issues with Website/YouTube star, Creator/TrishaPaytas. In November of 2019, Trisha made a video claiming that Gabbie had told her then-boyfriend, Creator/JasonNash that Trisha had herpes. Gabbie insisted that she had not done so in malice but out of concern for her friend, Jason.

Creator/JessiSmiles and Gabbie were previously friends back in the time of Vine. Jessi had been subject to an assault by Creator/CurtisLepore. Gabbie was accused of not backing up and supporting her friend and had actually been friendly with Lepore, even after the fact of knowing what he had done at the time. Gabbie has always insisted that she did not want to be associated with Lepore after finding out this information and has made multiple videos stating her stance.

Gabbie Hanna is an American internet personality, singer-songwriter and author. She's best known for her popular WebOriginal/{{Vine}} channel, thegabbieshow, which she then moved to Website/YouTube when Vine shut down.

Gabbie graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a degree in psychology and communications. She began her online career after leaving a previous sales job and creating an account on the app, WebOriginal/{{Vine}}. From late 2013, she had begun cultivating a large following and created a channel on Website/YouTube under the title, thegabbieshow. The channel changed to Gabbie Hanna in 2017.

In 2018, Gabbie released her single, ''Honestly'' which acquired minor success in the US by reaching #21 in the charts and followed this with ''Monster''. In an interview with Genius' ''WebVideo/{{Verified}}'', Gabbie sang ''Monster'' acapella however her voice was not properly filtered due to technical errors. This resulted in fans splicing clips of the performance and it cultivating a meme status. Gabbie responded to this by creating merchandise showing her singing face.

* ''WebVideo/EscapeTheNight'' (2016 & 2018)