At her recent performance, Lady Gaga dedicated the song "Hair" to the 14-year-old boy, who took his own life, after becoming a victim of bullying. Taking it to her heart, Gaga expresses her will to fight on against bullying and her plan to take the issue to the president. 　　If only he was here to hear it. Jamey Rodemeyer from Buffalo, New York, an once Lady Gaga zealot, committed suicide at the age of 14 last week, after being bullied by his classmates for year for his sexual orientation. 　　To remember the late gay teen, Lady Gaga paid tribute to Rodemeyer by singing the song "Hair" at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas last weekend. 　　Before ending his life, Rodemeyer sent the musician a message on Twitter saying "@Lady Gaga:Bye, mother monster. Thank you for all you have done. Paws up forever." 　　Rodemeyer's mother said, "besides family, Lady Gaga was the biggest influence in his life." 　　The young individual was laid to rest in a Lady Gaga t-shirt by his family, forever carrying his idol's message of "Born This Way" with him. As strong as the words are, it still failed to do its job of putting a stop to the tragedy.