Tana once again took to Twitter to respond to the backlash, claiming that she never meant to sexualize JoJo in any way. "hey guys! saw some tweets about my Jojo costume and I just wanna clarify before things get crazy- Jojo is a great friend of mine & I would never intend to sexualize HER, I literally think that anything like that is gross as fuck. It was just like a slutty schoolgirl costume, girl scout, or cheerleader to me. I totally didn't see it that way and would never want to! I LOVE Jojo and making crazy halloween costumes and she was telling me to do it! just wanted to let u know my standpoint on that before I see anything else," she wrote. They even make riding the subway look like a blast.Instagram contentView on InstagramNot an easy feat! there's plenty of examples you can point to that show it passes the Bechdel Test. First off, you have at least five named female characters that you meet right away: Mia, her BFF Lily,her archnemesis Lana Likewise, Lacey still has a soft spot for the now-infamous Gretchen. “I thought she was so intensely insecure and so desperate to have anyone’s approval,” she remarked, noting that these qualities made her more likable instead of just, well,meanTina, who wrote theMean Girls