We can hardly wait to see how the production will turn out, but for now, let your imagination run wild becauseVariety But Kerion’s story has a bright side: Corrie Caster, head of development at the modeling agencyIMG Models “When we started trying to develop our message, we wanted authenticity,” Tae Dye added. “We want people to listen to our music and whatever the song may be about, we want them to know that we relate to the song in some way. At the end of the day we’re all experiencing the same emotions, whether you’re a 12-year-old girl or a 40-year-old woman.” are high schoolers, they’re figuring out a lot of things, including their sexuality. It could be incredibly groundbreaking and inclusive to develop a storyline around Jughead’s asexuality.Riverdale