Social Media Content

I consider myself a multifaceted content creator because I can create engaging work through audio, video and written mediums. I use the Adobe Creative Suite (Audition, Premiere Pro, and Photoshop) to produce content for Twitter, Tik Tok, and YouTube. In my first month on tik tok, my account (@ballandorder) has produced over 337,000 views and over 43,000 likes. I’ve helped Her Hoop Stats and Winsidr grow their twitter followings over the past two years. I also use my free time to learn social media marketing techniques and understanding the algorithms. Check out some of my best work below!

Short Form Videos

WNBA Minute 5-19: @gabe_ibrahim takes you into how Sabrina Ionescu's teammates made her triple-double possible. #OwnTheCrown pic.twitter.com/DvNGLODz92
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) May 19, 2021

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Steph Curry’s insane 2016 shooting lives in my head rent-free. #nbahistory #basketball #goldenstatewarriors
♬ SugarCrash! – ElyOtto

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South Carolina and Stanford didn’t forget about #sportsmanship during #marchmadness #wbb #basketball
♬ See You Again (Piano Arrangement) – Alexandre Pachabezian

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Today in basketball history: Wilt Chamberlain puts up 100, but folks got mad and smelled like chocolate. #nbahistory #basketball #nba #fyp
♬ Caution – Kaytranada

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RIP Elgin Baylor, a #NBA and #Laker legend who deserved way more credit than he got. #nbahistory #basketball
♬ Night Trouble By Petit Biscuit – Tyler

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Howard Schnellenberger changed college football forever #miamihurricanes #sports #louisville
♬ Night Trouble By Petit Biscuit – Tyler

Twitter Video/Graphics

A great tournament ends with a thriller! Congrats @StanfordWBB on the program's third National Championship! @haleyjoness19 snags the Most Outstanding Player award after putting up 17 points and 8 rebounds against Arizona! pic.twitter.com/oir3jP2Az8
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) April 5, 2021

Arizona is in the Championship Game for the first time in school history! Aari McDonald and the Wildcats stun UConn to set up a date with Stanford for the National Title. Congrats @ArizonaWBB! pic.twitter.com/cacRHiUG4v
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) April 3, 2021

The Final Four is set! Raise your hand if you can't wait for Friday! pic.twitter.com/c6iPfYXRba
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) March 31, 2021

From Sweet to Elite! @TexasWBB, @StanfordWBB, @GamecockWBB and @UofLWBB punched their tickets to the Regional Finals yesterday.
Who you got making it to the Final Four? https://t.co/6LxSN4LuzN pic.twitter.com/w9EUPeXGo2
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) March 29, 2021

The Play of the Night: @chicagosky's game winner.

James Wade had a great call with Quigley diverting the defense's attention to start then a great screen-for-the-screener action with Stevens and Dolson. Courtney Vandersloot makes the read to put Vegas away. #WNBA pic.twitter.com/d4cgIOgGGi
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) August 19, 2020

Arike Ogunbowale is coming off a massive 33-point performance against the Phoenix Mercury. She's doing a much better job of getting her feet under her when shooting. A strong base allows her to get over contests and maintain her shooting form. pic.twitter.com/j0FUPN6qeO
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) August 19, 2020

Stella Johnson put up 25 points on 8-of-13 shooting from the field last night for the @WashMystics. She fits so perfectly into DC's offense because she knows where to be and can knock down shots. [Thread] pic.twitter.com/eOzN1zYJGZ
— Her Hoop Stats (@herhoopstats) August 20, 2020

Tweets

Sue Bird is about to become the third player in WNBA or (M)NBA history to win championships in three different decades ('04, '10, '18, '20). The other two are Tim Duncan ('99, '03, '05, '07, '14 with the Spurs) and John Salley ('89, '90 with Detroit, 96 with Chicago, '00 with LA)
— Gabe Ibrahim (@gabe_ibrahim) October 7, 2020

A message to the WNBA community: we don’t have to engage with or respond to people that have never and will never care about women’s basketball.
— Gabe Ibrahim (@gabe_ibrahim) March 18, 2021

Someday, hopefully soon, WNBA players won’t have to risk their bodies overseas and we can actually get the absolute best product on the floor. Ugggggghhhhh
— Gabe Ibrahim (@gabe_ibrahim) March 29, 2021

Sue Bird and the rest of the Storm are only talking about Breonna Taylor in their press conference. So much respect for what these women are doing. #WNBA #SayHerName
— Gabe Ibrahim (@gabe_ibrahim) July 25, 2020

Short Form Videos

Twitter Video/Graphics

Tweets

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