Ibrahim Almarrawi, widely known as "Barhom M3arawi", is a Syrian content creator and YouTuber born on November 25, 1998. He gained prominence on social media for his satirical and comedic style of criticizing social phenomena and trending online content. Almarrawi launched his YouTube channel in January 2015, building a large following with videos characterized by fast-paced editing and sharp commentary on various topics and public figures. Hailing from Aleppo, Syria, Almarrawi discontinued his formal education after the 9th grade due to challenging circumstances. He later moved to Lebanon before settling in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to pursue his career in content creation. His content primarily focuses on analyzing and critiquing videos of celebrities and online trends in a humorous manner, which has established him as both an influential and controversial figure. Besides his main channel, he runs others like "M3arawi LOL" and "Barhom Vlog" for additional content and daily vlogs. He frequently collaborates with other major Arab content creators, including Ghaith Marwan and Narins Beauty.

He has been featured on several prominent media channels to discuss his content and influence, most notably appearing in interviews on Al Arabiya's "Sabah Al Arabiya" and on "Good News" on Al-Aan TV. These appearances reflect his reach to a broad audience beyond social media platforms. Almarrawi successfully built a strong personal brand around his moniker "Barhom M3arawi" and expanded his content creation to multiple YouTube channels. This includes his main channel as well as side channels like "M3arawi LOL" and "Barhom Vlog," allowing him to diversify the content he offers to his audience. He has achieved significant success through collaborations with some of the top YouTubers in the Arab world, including Ghaith Marwan, Nour Stars, Narins Beauty, and Islam Afro. These partnerships have solidified his position within the digital content community and expanded his follower base.

He discontinued his studies after completing the 9th grade in Syria.