It is graduation season and Covid-19 has changed how we conduct graduation ceremonies. This year, few high school seniors will be able to walk across the stage as states and counties protect their health and offer graduation alternatives. Celebrities have stepped up to give these seniors special commencement speeches.

Selena Gomez wanted to give immigrads a special commencement speech honoring their experience.

“Congratulations to all of the Immigrads,” Gomez says int he video. “I know that this is a virtual ceremony, but it is very real and it is very real to all of the families, and all of you, and your communities. I want you guys to know that you matter and that your experiences are a huge part of the American story.”

Gomez used her speech to connect with the immigrant graduates by relating to their stories.

She’s a queen!! Such a good role model

— Jack Leopard and the Dolphins Club stan 💜 (@SouvenirAnimals) May 24, 2020

“When my family came here from Mexico, they set into motion my American story, as well as theirs,” Gomez says. “I’m a proud third-generation American-Mexican, and my family’s journey and their sacrifices helped me get me to where I am today. Mine is not a unique story. Each and every one of you have a similar tale of becoming an American.”

Gomez gave her address for Define American, an immigrant-led organization.

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Our stories and our families’ stories are the American story. Tune in on your favorite social media platform on Saturday, May 23 at 3pm ET as @DefineAmerican, @FWDus, @GoldenDoorSchol and @UNITEDWEDREAM celebrate the resiliency and legacy of #Immigrads across the country. Are you an #immigrad? Register in the link in bio.

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Define American “is a narrative and culture change organization that uses media and the power of storytelling to transcend politics and shift the conversation about immigrants, identity, and citizenship in a changing America,” reads the website.

Gomez fans are here to support the singer and her speech.

Queen who care about people 🥰💕 pic.twitter.com/TpO4rdijOl

— Kandy (@SwiftSelenation) May 25, 2020

Gomez has used her platform to confront major topics in American politics and society. She produced “13 Reasons Why” to enter the conversation about teenage suicide and has used her social media platform to celebrate undocumented immigrants chasing the American Dream.

Gomez ended her speech giving all of the immigrads some words of encouragement.

love this

— batool (@oursweeterplace) May 23, 2020

“So, regardless of where your family is from, regardless of your immigration status, you have taken action to earn an education, to make your families proud, and to open up your worlds,” Gomez says. “So, I’m sending all of my love to you guys today, and congratulations, and I hope that you guys are set off to be everything that you want to be.”

READ: TV Special “Graduate Together” Gave The Class Of 2020 A Special Send-Off

As a director, Robert Rodriguez never fails to deliver.

From the hits of the”Spy Kids” franchise to “Machete”, the seasoned Mexican-American filmmaker has built a career on high-action movies that always deliver colorful punches. It’s why, when it was recently revealed that he added Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s latest music video collaboration to his lineup of films we were pretty surprised. And awestruck.

“Rain on Me,” is the latest Gaga X Ariana Grande collab to go viral and the first music video to be directed by Rodriguez.

Celebrating “Rain On Me” with my little buddy KOJI. Miss my gurl Ari. 💕☔️ @ArianaGrande I have a bottle of rosé with our name on it, when it’s ok to hug u again 😭💕💕 #Chromatica is coming!!!!! pic.twitter.com/V3BKRpVi7p

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) May 26, 2020

Over the weekend, the second single from Gaga’s upcoming sixth studio album Chromatica dropped much to the delight of fans. The song, which visits the genres of dance-pop, disco, house, and electropop has been described by Gaga as a “celebration of tears” and has already received quite a bit of praise from users online. According to Rolling Stone, “In addition to Grande, the 16-song Chromatica will also feature contributions from Elton John and South Korean group Blackpink.”

Of course, over the weekend, fans could not get enough of the video.

Ariana Grande via Instagram Stories! pic.twitter.com/2TCfbQGg5f

— Gaga Media ⚔️ (@GagaMediaDotNet) May 26, 2020

Or the chemistry between the collaborators.

my loves pic.twitter.com/LBS6vGJI6l

— nina (@trynagetcontrol) May 25, 2020

rain on me won’t stream itself. stop everything you’re doing and stream right the fuck now. i mean you’re a twitter stan, nothing could possibly be more important than this in your pathetic meaningless garbage ass life. nobody likes a lazy gay bitch. keep streaming love u xoxo pic.twitter.com/PZsqvmzLao

— Monster Reactions (@LMonsterReacts) May 26, 2020

Check out the music video below.