where she covered Justin Beiber and Kid Laroi's song, ”Stay”. "I really love to change it up and do my own spin on it. I've always loved Justin Bieber. His voice is incredible." For centuries, beading has continued to provide opportunities for women to contribute to their communities and maintain a strong sense of sisterhood. Many of the mama’s who design the Rafiki bracelets are a part of what they call a ‘merry-go-round’, an organization of women who collectively save money from their paychecks, and after some time, gift all the money to one of the women involved in the merry-go-round. This is done so that each woman may have the opportunity to make a large purchase they may have otherwise had to save months or years for. Women's independence in the area has greatly appreciated through brilliant local solutions like the merry-go-round and women are now given greater respect and stand as a symbol of power, with and without their beads on.Get theTeen VogueTake.Sign up for theTeen Vogueweekly emailWant more fromTeen Vogue? Check this out: The audience may have gotten excited for a minute when they saw five figures standing on stage in metallic puffy jackets at the top of their performance. But right before the music kicked in, the fifth figure (presumably meant to represent Camila) was literally thrown off the stage, doing a backwards dive right off the platform. Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane, and Lauren Jauregui did not miss a beat, immediately thereafter busting into an epic performance that included everything from broken glass to rain and a beautiful split by Normani. Lana Condor Posted a How to Become Lara Jean Guide