GBSN (Gibson), born September 13, 1993, is an American singer and songwriter based in Baltimore, Maryland.

YouTube
Gibson started his career through creating content on YouTube, uploading his first video on January 23rd, 2013, apart of a series called “Gore Gets Girls”, a series where he would flirt with girls on XBOX Live to see what kinds of reactions he got, in some videos, singing or serenading them. He made his first unofficial song called “Bitches” on March 3rd, 2013, which was his (GoreGoreGibson’s) theme song. He would do this for years, with a majority of his content being on Call of Duty, more specifically, Black Ops 2. On April 13th, 2013, he would upload his first video apart of a new series called “Random Music Moments”. Like most YouTubers during the 2010s, we would start to upload Omegle videos, but he would sing and play guitar instead, much in the vein of other popular YouTuber, musician, and friend, TheDooo. He would upload his first actual song, “Black Cat” on October 31st, 2016, though, it wouldn’t be until his song “Lights Out” where he started to upload his songs to streaming platforms. His uploads eventually slowed down and he started to briefly do reaction videos to songs, while still uploading his own music and Omegle videos to the channel, until it eventually shut down. As of 2024, he mainly uploads music videos and videos of him driving his motorcycle and talking to his audience.

Mental Health
In his video “LIFE UPDATE: MOTO VLOG”, he stated that his mental health was a main reason that he started to stop uploading, stating that inside of his Omegle videos, you can slowly see the decline in enthusiasm when it came to playing and singing for people, mainly blaming the “TikTok Generation” for having too high of expectations, making GBSN feel that songs he was working on weren’t good enough because of the fact that he was skipped by people who had too high of expectations, or low attention spans. He said that he’s had life problems and mental health issues for the past seven years and because of that, he started to slowly not want to make videos anymore, but when he would see his numbers drop, it would feed into his issues and that would cause him to not want to make videos under the impression that no one would watch him because he wasn’t being consistent, which, sadly, looking at his channel now does show, as he’s just barely getting into the thousand-view threshold now. He’s stated that his newfound love his motorcycle has slightly broken him out of his mental health rut. In the video, he stated upfront that he is diagnosed with severe anxiety, depression, OCD, germaphobia, and other problems, stating that they rule every second of his life.