that he now makes a point to “connect” with the audience at every show. “Onstage, there's this massive wall, and if you can't break down the wall, nobody's gonna feel that connection,” he explained. “So the second you get onstage, you have to smash this wall and it becomes this breathing thing, it's a live thing that happens. It's special."Let us slide into your DMs.Sign up for theTeen Voguedaily emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: I think viewers will be able to relate to Nomi’s exploration of herself and her sexuality. I hope that people in a similar situation can identify with her struggle to reconcile different aspects of her personality and what it means to be bisexual in 2018.Photo by Sean Thomas who wanted to march through Skokie, Illinois, a town where many Holocaust survivors lived; “I won, and I was allowed to keep my hoodie on,” she says. “The principal making me defend my speech taught me so much about speaking truth to power, and I will always appreciate him making me do that.”