Whitney Bjerken
Whitney Bjerken is an Atlanta singer-songwriter and former level 10 gymnast whose YouTube videos brought fans inside her training, competitions and move into music.
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Overview
- From
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Work
- Singer-songwriter, video creator and former level 10 gymnast
- Breakout
- YouTube gymnastics training and competition videos
- New chapter
- Announced she was leaving gymnastics in March 2023
Mini bio
Growing up in the gym.
Whitney built her audience by sharing gymnastics training and competitions on YouTube. Fans could follow the practice behind a routine as well as the meet itself. She reached level 10, and her early years on camera later became part of the documentary One in a Million.
Finding her own voice.
Born and raised in Atlanta, Whitney began writing songs after receiving a ukulele at twelve and took songwriting more seriously at sixteen. In March 2023 she announced that she was quitting gymnastics. Her seven-song project Mental Gymnastics followed in 2024, drawing on lyrics she wrote while falling out of love with the sport.
Making the next chapter.
Music now sits at the center of her work. Her 2025 video for The Fall credits her as director, editor, choreographer and stylist as well as songwriter. In June 2026 she released the five-song EP Make Me Feel Guilty.
Creditschronological, newest first
Music
- 2026Make Me Feel GuiltyRecording artist
- 2024Mental GymnasticsSinger-songwriter
Music videos
- 2025The FallSongwriter, director, editor, choreographer and stylist
Documentary
- 2022One in a MillionHerself, alongside Yara Storp; directed by Joya Thome
Awards
Quotes
I felt like I was failing not only myself but everyone around me.Whitney Bjerken, Guitar Girl Magazine
Explaining the feelings behind Mental Gymnastics in March 2024.
Trivia
- Her first YouTube video was a singing video, according to The Medal Count’s account of her channel history.
- A ukulele she received at twelve helped her start writing songs.
- She cites The Beatles, Elton John, Billie Eilish, Labrinth, FINNEAS and Lizzy McAlpine as influences.
- She handled the choreography and styling herself for The Fall’s music video.
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