Gabrielle “Gabbie” Jeannette Hanna (born February 7, 1991), is an American Billboard-charting singer-songwriter, New York Times best-selling poet, podcast host, and social media personality based in New Castle, Pennsylvania.

In 2014, Gabbie started creating comic skits on the video-sharing platform Vine under the internet persona, “The Gabbie Show”, where she quickly gained fame and recognition. After Vine closed in 2017, Gabbie moved her online career to YouTube producing countless storytimes and collaborations with several internet personalities.

Later that year, on September 6, 2017, she released her debut single “Out Loud” in promotion of her debut poetry book, Adultolescence, which made it on the #3 slot in the All Genre US iTunes Charts. From there, Gabbie began moving away from her career as a YouTuber and pursuing a new passion in poetry and music.

However, in that same year, Gabbie would go on to announce through Billboard that a potential debut studio album would be in the works and release in 2018 called, This Time Next Year, retelling how 2018 was one of the worst years of her life.

In mid-late 2018, Gabbie released her next leading singles: “Honestly” and “Honestly Encore”, which placed on #1 and #2 on US iTunes Charts, ultimately Gabbie becoming the first independent artist to occupy the first two slots in the All Genre iTunes Charts. After just two months, Gabbie released two more leading singles, “Monster” and “Monster (Reborn)” as the third and fourth leading tracks that were scheduled to be on This Time Next Year.

On May 31, 2019, Gabbie released her debut extended play, 2WAYMIRROR ended up charting at #4 on Billboard’s US Independent Albums and No. 126 on the US Billboard 200. After the release of 2WAYMIRROR, Gabbie would go on to tell her audience that the production of This Time Next Year was postponed to the year 2020 because the album’s mixing and mastering weren’t finished.

A year after her last release, Gabbie released her sophomore extended play, BAD KARMA on May 15, 2020, peaked at #21 on Billboard’s US Independent Albums charts. Despite her best efforts, Gabbie was once again unable to release her album due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused all physical formatting distribution, merchandise, and tour venues to be shut down.

In late 2020, Gabbie would go on to release two singles that were a part of This Time Next Year, “Call Me Crazy” and “Shut Me Up”, in pursuing to put the album out in mid-2021. However, a few months later, in February 2021, Gabbie unexpectedly decided to completely scrap the album and reworked a new album alongside rock American singer-songwriter, Landon Tewers. This was because This Time Next Year didn’t accurately represent her artistic abilities and who she was as an artist.

After several months of a hiatus, a surprise release was released on October 22nd, 2021, a song called, “Happy (In The End)” which became the leading single of a new project which she announced as Trauma Queen, on January 27, 2022. After several single releases throughout 2022, Gabbie finally released her debut studio album independently on July 22, 2022.

Towards the end of 2022, Gabbie would go on to release a surprise release called “Haircut” which would go on as the only leading single of her revamped long-awaited studio album, This Time Next Year with reimagined pop demos from 2017 to 2019, which was released on December 23, 2022.