Ibra Ake

Ibra Ake is a Creative Consultant/Writer which collaborated with Donald Glover to produce the Grammy Award-winning Childish Gambino. Ibra has also been involved in music supervising, editing and marketing consultation. His photographic works have been featured in Vogue and Spin.[1] He is also a writer for hit TV show “Atlanta”.[2]

A Portrait Photo of Ibra Ake
Hiro Murai, Ibra Ake, and Jason Cole at the 61st-Grammys where they won the award for Best Music Video for 'This Is America',

Awards

Ibra Ake was part of the team that won the Grammy award for Best Music Video[3] for 'This Is America', during the 61st annual Grammy Awards[4]

Family

Ibra Ake is the son of Claude Ake, a renowned Nigerian political scientist.

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gollark: You don't know which one was first.
gollark: But if two people get whatever you need to make the proof, you have apioforms because without a blockchain you can't timestamp them properly.
gollark: I mean, you could probably devise something where when someone gets a coin, they can publish a proof that they... got the coin.
gollark: I feel like that might just end up needing the entire blockchain thing you attempted to avoid?

References
  1. "'This Is America' Producer Reveals New Details About Childish Gambino's Viral Video".
  2. "Ibra Ake, writer for hit TV show "Atlanta" talks about strategy".
  3. "Jason Cole, Hiro Murai and Ibra Ake wins award at the 61st Grammy Awards in Los Angeles".
  4. "Ibra Ake".
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