Teen Makes Anti-Bullying Video to Combat Negativity Online: 'You Define You'

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Updated: 12:41 PM PST,December 29, 2015

A teenage girl is fighting against online bullying with a positive cyber message of her own.

A teenage girl is fighting against online bullying with a positive cyber message of her own and posted an inspirational video that shows cruel remarks can be destroyed with just a swipe.

Lauren Brocious, 17, was inspired to create the video after a friend of her was the subject of cruel cyber bullying, she told INSIDE EDITION.

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