What is the new snap game that teens are playing with bracelets?”
Remember those jelly bracelets from the 80’s? You know the ones that everyone had and tried collecting or sharing with their friends, well now they have a new meaning that you may want to know about…especially if you have a child wearing them. These are now becoming a popular trendy game that teens play, however it isn’t exactly a game but a sex game called “Snap.” Snap, the jelly bracelet sex game seems to pop in and out of the trends. Recently a middle school in Colorado sent an email to parents requesting children did not wear these bracelets to school in order to keep the game off campus. NewsChannel13 reports: The principal of a Lafayette middle school says colored jelly bracelets worn by students may have sexual meanings and parents should prevent their children from wearing them to school. Angevine Middle School Principal Mike Medina issued the warning to parents in an e-mail Thursday and said the bracelets are a “substantial distraction.” Medina says in the e-mail that the colo
How to Play Snap with Jelly Bracelets Snap is a popular sexual game among adolescents and teens, using skinny, colored jelly bracelets. It’s reminiscent of your parents’ spin the bottle, but not nearly as inconsequential. The rules of snap can require players to do all manner of things from kissing to actual intercourse, depending upon the color of the bracelet. Usually, girls wear the bracelets and boys snap them. Though the game is widely played, everyone who wears the colored jelly bracelets doesn’t necessarily participate. They can be worn merely for fashion. Instructions Things You’ll Need: * Two players, at least one wearing bracelets 1. Step 1 Familiarize yourself with the meanings of each colored bracelet: Yellow—give a hug; Purple—give a kiss; Red—perform a lap dance; Blue—perform oral sex and Black–have intercourse. 2. Step 2 Choose the bracelet that represents the acts you are willing to perform, if you are a girl. 3. Step 3 Choose the girl who is wearing a bracelet that sy
The principal of Angevine Middle School e-mailed parents on Thursday, warning them about rumors on the internet that bracelets carry sexual meanings. He said his staff talked with some students about the bracelets “hidden meanings” and decided they are becoming a distraction to the learning environment. For years, teens have been playing a game called Snap, in which boys try to break bracelets off girls. Different colored bracelets represent different sexual acts, which if broken, are supposed to be performed by the girls.
