You've Been T@gged Season 2 Episode 7 New Friends

You've Been t@gged season 2 episode 7, titled "New Friends," follows the story of three high school girls who were targeted by a cyberstalker. Hailey, Rowan, and Elisia started receiving threatening messages from someone who called herself "Monkeyman" after they were accused of cyberbullying a fellow student. In this episode, the girls try to move on from the past and make new friends in their school, but they soon realize that trust is hard to come by.

Hailey is still reeling from the aftermath of her breakup with Noah and feels like she doesn't fit in anywhere. She decides to join the school newspaper club in hopes of making new friends. However, she quickly realizes that her fellow club members are more interested in gossiping than actual journalism. Hailey struggles to find her voice and make a real connection with anyone in the group.

Meanwhile, Rowan tries to reconnect with her old friend, Sam. Sam used to be a close friend of Rowan’s and she is excited to hang out with him again. She starts to develop feelings for him but is unsure if he feels the same way. Rowan soon realizes that Sam is not who she thought he was and she has to make a difficult decision.

Elisia tries to be friends with a new girl at school, but things quickly go downhill. The new girl, Cameron, seems nice at first, but Elisia soon realizes that there is something off about her. Cameron is constantly trying to one-up Elisia and make her feel inferior. Elisia has to decide whether to stick it out with Cameron or cut her off before things get worse.

As the girls navigate their new friendships, they start to suspect that Monkeyman is still watching them. They receive cryptic messages that seem to suggest that Monkeyman is still out there, plotting his revenge. The girls try to figure out who Monkeyman really is, but their efforts are thwarted at every turn. They start to feel like they can't trust anyone, not even their new friends.

"New Friends" is a gripping episode that explores the difficulty of making real connections with people in the digital age. The girls' struggles to find trust and meaning in their relationships are relatable to anyone who has ever struggled to fit in. The tension builds as Monkeyman's true motives are hinted at and the girls are forced to confront their own demons. The episode ends on a cliffhanger that leaves viewers desperate to know what happens next.