Apparently, she decided to use the snake motif to make a point about bullying. “I wanted to send a message to you guys that if someone uses name calling to bully you on social media, and even if a lot of people jump on board with it, that doesn’t have to defeat you. It can strengthen you instead,” she said. “I learned a really important lesson that I’ve been telling you from the stage for about 10 years, but I never had to learn it so harshly myself — and that lesson has to do with how much you value your reputation.” The singer went on to say that her break from the spotlight helped her figure out who she really was and who she wanted to be, and emphasized the value of having good friends around you who know who you are at heart.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on Twitter The story's set in 1982 and takes place over 48 hours in the Upper East Side apartment of a wealthy kid, played by Michael. Kieran plays his up-to-no-good pal who gets the two into some trouble involving stolen money and illegal drugs, like most stories about teens who get into some trouble. Meanwhile, they're trying to win the affections of Tavi, who plays a college student studying—what else?!—fashion. “Here’s a good idea, you really want to empower yourselves? Get naked and put the word slut all over your body! I get insults every single day, I don’t take my clothes off and adorn my body in them.” ? If the answer is yes, let us first say you are not alone! And, second, we have news that will be of your interest! New skincare brand Bubble is launching on November 19 and it aims to change the face of skincare made for teenagers. And before you even ask, yes, it’s Hyram-approved.