Gabbie Hanna

Internet personality and singer-songwriter

Gabbie Hanna - Internet personality and singer-songwriter
Born

February 7th, 1991
34 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An internet personality and singer-songwriter gained prominence through YouTube with comedic content and storytime videos. Transitioned to music with the release of several singles, such as 'Out Loud' and 'Monster.' Authored a collection of poetry entitled 'Adultolescence' that received attention. Engaged with fans on various social media platforms, contributing to a strong online presence.

Gained millions of subscribers on YouTube

Released hit singles including 'Out Loud'

Published the poetry book 'Adultolescence'

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