FIRST TIME Watching *MEAN GIRLS* Whose Daughters ARE THESE!?!

[@LaughingGemini]

Yes. Women like Regina exist. Lots of them.

[@SmileySaidIt]

Yup lol

[@distantraveller9876]

There are girls out there far worse than Regina, growing up in private schools I had the displeasure of meeting some and holy shit these b!tches were vicious, and I mean like actual sociopaths. Regina was really just a privileged, spoiled, angry, entitled teenager lashing out and being a bully to make herself feel better about her own insecurities, which every teen has, no matter how beautiful they may seem to others. There's even a scene when she looks in the mirror and says she "hates how her knees look" and that her pores look disgusting, even though she has the most perfect skin anyone could possibly have. Regina is the stereotypical mall brat who was never told "No" by her parents as a child, so if anything the parents are the ones to blame for her behavior. In the end of the film you can tell that she matured and grew out of that princess/plastics bs. Petty much everyone I know has at some point cringed thinking back at their younger selves, myself included. This movie is really just about dumb teenagers finally growing up and maturing into intelligent adults.

[@alphaluna1973]

I had a friend that her idol (not sarcastically) was regina george, and wanted to be like her Lets just say we're not friends anymore

[@KayP23DoReMi]

Unfortunately, this is so true it's sad.

[@zaezae1301]

Yuppp

[@slytherinbuttafly3088]

Okay I just want to clarify that the viet girl did NOT say the N word. Not even close. That was a terrible translation for NO REASON 💀💀💀💀💀

[@matthewlennon6289]

2004 humour is the only reason 😂

[@kikipie1230]

@@slytherinbuttafly3088 what did she say?

[@slytherinbuttafly3088]

@@kikipie1230she basically said “oh please I don’t think so” 😭😭😭 it’s literally that benign but I guess they just wanted the shock factor

[@kikipie1230]

@ yeah they were definitely going for shock factor and hoping nobody could translate lol

[@keefey45]

I don't mean to sound sexist but this movie was massive in helping me and some other guys I know relate to what high school was like for girls. Obviously it's exaggerated but every high school movie is. This movie is hilarious (massive props to Tina Fey) and genuinely connects with everyone. Happy to see a story from a female perspective where women can be the hero and the villain and it not suck.

[@kageyamashands9323]

I don't think it's sexist as a girl I think it does a good job representing how mean girls can be while looking like they're being nice it happens all the time or how sneakily they fight like Cady said in "girl world" obviously half of the stuff if not majority doesn't happen but most of it is accurate

[@keefey45]

@ I appreciate that. I didn’t think my thoughts would offend anyone but I wanted to make it clear just in case I was being ignorant. And I agree with your thoughts on the movie, as well. Cheers.

[@Rissawinedrinker]

This movie exaggerates nothing. The main reason this movie hits so hard is because because the dialogue is so accurate to how girls and women talk about each other. It’s a little too accurate. I was a teen in the early 2000s and it’s accurate.

[@Rissawinedrinker]

This movie exaggerates nothing. The main reason this movie hits so hard is because because the dialogue is so accurate to how girls and women talk about each other. It’s a little too accurate. I was a teen in the early 2000s and it’s accurate.

[@Maybetomorrow22]

I think the only things that are exaggerated are the animal scenes lol. Teenage girls are brutal, it was like strategising to go to war trying to survive.

[@Demthedecolonizer]

Condoms are never counter productive. People are going to do it, so being protected is important

[@aivlysplath]

Agreed. It’s common sense that not all teens will be abstinent and protection is more important than pretending that they’ll all listen and abstain.

[@noellegoble7944]

I think he meant that it’s counterproductive to just tell kids not to do it.

[@cmay7429]

Nah. Not in high school. College, yes, but high school is too young, and it does send mixed messages. True, there are always going to be kids screwing around at this age, but the amount of it going on can be discouraged. It's not like they can't get them from any drugstore or gas station anyway.

[@FuzzyBSMcgee]

“unfriendly black hotties” changed the trajectory of my life as I now knew exactly how I would describe me & my friend group 😂

[@calliew311]

I'm glad you enjoyed this movie. There are so many phrases that people use in everyday language that comes from this movie. One of the best known " She doesn't even go here!!!".

[@distantraveller9876]

The film was written by Tina Fey if i'm not mistaken and definitely a lot of memorable quotes and scenes. The early 2000s energy and wardrobes are also kinda nostalgic.

[@johanna6924]

I still say "you Go Glen Coco" at least once a month lol

[@nicolemenzies8438]

My daughter and I love saying " So fetch"

[@iulia.bianca.b]

1:06:15 Oh nooo, you weren't paying attention. That's what Cady said to her crush on one of their first interactions. She was nervous, and wanted to say "cool", changed her mind and chose to say "great", but what she ended up saying was "grool". And he said it to her here.

[@georgeprchal3924]

Remember the Jingle Bell Rock choreography was originally Janice's, that's why she and Regina have beef.

[@Catwoman-111-b2z]

Oh wow, I never knew that! 😂

[@shawnagrubb9958]

Well that's not the only reason but one of them

[@Sarahwrldd]

Janis was Lebanese, she told Regina and Regina thought she said that she was a Lesbian. Thats how that whole rumor started 😂

[@BrenndaOrtega]

I can’t believe thisss, I’ve watched in my mother tongue and it didn’t make sense until now 😭

[@just-a-generic-username]

That's funny and all, but not true. Regina explained pretty clearly that she thought Janis was a lesbian for being "obsessed" with her when in reality, she was just mad that Regina was ditching her for a boyfriend.

[@thedramatics977]

Someone always comments this very same comment under reaction videos of mean girls and there’s literally no truth to it so cringe

[@easyoverthere]

Towards the end of the movie when Janis is dancing with Kevin he asks her “Are you Puerto Rican?”, and she replies, “Lebanese”. There are a lot of quick witted jokes about Janis’ past. 😂 The Jingle Bell Rock choreography was also stolen from Janis. Damian asks her, “Does it bother you that they still use your original choreography?” And Janis says, “Shut up”

[@Sarahwrldd]

@thedramatics977 hating on a random stranger in a youtube comment section for something so minor is alot more cringe my guy 😂

[@ameliameskerem2504]

There are plenty of women who act like Regina in real life 😂 and we also have Housewives 😂

[@distantraveller9876]

I remember first watching this during a history class in high school with a lazy substitute teacher that always played movies during his classes. Even as a straight dude who doesn't usually watch chick flicks, this film will always be lowkey iconic. And some of the jokes are really well written and acted.

[@Youndabay]

Mean Girls was actually based off of a parents self-help book 'Queen Bees and Wannabes' by Rosalind Wiseman, which contained real quotes from teen girls about the toxic behaviors and cliques they dealt with in school. Even the assembly they have at the end is a more dramatized version of real interventions Wiseman did at schools. So yes, some girls really are like this!

[@BlackPanaRican05]

Fun fact: Rachel McAdams, Regina, wore a very expensive blonde wig for this movie

[@umniya3076]

her hair is ensured for 10.000 dollars 🤑🤌

[@brooke-lx7gv]

I was flabbergasted after finding out Rachel McAdams was filming mean girls and the notebook at the same time, such two different movies lol but she slayed

[@zach4627]

Fun fact if you don’t push the breaks on a car it won’t stop

[@sarahhughes4437]

......you really dont see the connection between educating about the risk of unsafe sex and then providing them free means to ensure they ARE being safe?

[@hopefullyhelping6664]

And comprehensive sex ed actually decreases the frequency of ALL teenage sex in general.

[@caterrahandy908]

Addison was most likely raised in a traditional Christian household so they don’t promote or educate about safe sex just abstinence or purity.

[@GeneralGrievousCIS]

I think the confusion stems from the (factual) notion that abstinence, or at least being very selective/sparring in your partnerships, is as safe as it gets. Handing out condoms in class (rather than just explaining what they are and where to get them, even if that were a free offering somewhere else in school) just implies that all that earlier talk about holding off on sex was hot air because you (the teacher) expect to be ignored anyway. Could send the wrong message. Tbh, I feel like handing out condoms in class these days is also perhaps politically problematic/incorrect, at least for a public school. There will likely be religious minority students who's faiths promote chastity and handing one of those kids a condom might be wildly offensive (to them and/or their parents) if it comes across as an assumption by the school that the kid is going to grievously sin. Islam, LDS-Christian, Hinduism, Sikhism, etc. Again, I'd imagine it better just to direct students to collect from a bin in a student welfare/counselors reception office "if they feel they'll need one/can't avoid it"

[@sarahhughes4437]

No one is forced to take condoms and their religions are literally irrelevant. They can go to a private school if they want. What a stupid argument.

[@a.j.1819]

that’s overly religious folk for you. critical thinking has left the chat

[@zedge527]

It's actually not counterproductive. Several studies showing that places that have sex ed and provide access to birth control have lower rates of teen pregnancies and STDs/STIs than places that don't. It's a much more responsible practice.

[@cutienerdgirl]

Yes! Because teens are going to have sex anyway for a plethora of reasons. Might as well make sure they don't don't have kids while they're still kids.

[@WJones-jf8mf]

The double collar was a late 2000s staple 😂

[@autumnbrooks6478]

Did you peep Regina called her a lesbian because she’s Lebanese lol😂

[@Jennimo_]

Was about to bring this up 😂

[@material-cheshirekhatter2413]

I thought it was because she was upset that Regina kept ignoring her for her boyfriend.

[@autumnbrooks6478]

@ both 😂

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

@@material-cheshirekhatter2413 you’re right, it had nothing to do with her being Lebanese. It was all about how she wanted to spend too much time with Regina and she thought she was a lesbian because of it.

[@nikkiesweet7939]

​@@kaylamackenzie1716 it's because she was lebanese. Regina lied about her being obsessed with her to validate that.

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

15:18 I don’t know the “this ain’t Disney channel” but I do know the “I brought you into this world and I can take you out” 🤣 shit us 90’s kids and older grew up crazy lol

[@edn]

lol ahh man yeah I’ve heard of that one too 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😭 -Adison

[@DiontaWilliams-e3q]

Most gay men especially in high school, connect with straight women. Sometimes we will hangout in the girl's bathroom and gossip. Women see us as one of the girls, just in guy form ​@@edn

[@FuzzyBSMcgee]

add “I can make another that looks just like you” and bingo 😂

[@SAMM_U_WELL]

Sex education is needed along with passing out contraceptives, its not counter productive its potentially saving someone who is going to do it anyway from catching something because they were too scared or didn’t have access to contraceptives. There are soo many documentaries out there that show the after math of regions with no sexual education

[@nicoleross279]

I’ve seen this movie so many times and never noticed Damian wearing two collars😭

[@Jenaye12345]

y2k

[@kikipie1230]

Clearly Addison has never seen American Pie of he doesn’t know about band nerds lol

[@NisaFaro]

He DEFINITELY hasn’t seen American Pie, I can bet a million dollars on it 🤣🤣

[@Tetrabiblo]

Cleary he ain’t American cause how have you been here the entire time and not seen Mean girls or American pie

[@kikipie1230]

@@Tetrabiblo I think he’s from Memphis 😆 it’s just before his time. Also I’m 10000% sure his mom wouldn’t have allowed him to watch it as a kid lol

[@Tetrabiblo]

@@kikipie1230 been a long time since he been a kid is all I’m saying

[@mallyosih7455]

Just like this one time, at band camp...

[@cutienerdgirl]

"Principal, raise your hand. Well...what's left of it." 😆😆😆

[@datuangela]

Addison's culture shock of girl world

[@TheCarolinaDream]

Ok now, you done got us all started! please react to Jaw Breaker, Sixteen Candles, Never been kissed, Girl interrupted, Cruel Intentions, 10 things I hate about you. We neeeeeeeeeeed these reactions!!! :)

[@khala.g5358]

Their reaction to Jaw Breakers would be INSANE 😂

[@mistyxmarlboro]

“Jaw Breakers” first, then “10 Things”, & after, “Cruel Intentions”. The others are alright, but honestly not nearly as good.

[@Mustyass420]

Yes there are mean girls like this, even worse than Regina

[@disneytoysr4fun975]

facts, lets not forget shanquilla and her friend who murdered her and her other friends who covered it up!!

[@lizcatty9281]

​@@disneytoysr4fun975Right! Some truly evil 'friends' out there!😢 Shanquilla's ending is soo sad & incredibly messed up!😨🤬😞 Much love from Australia xo 🥰 💚🇦🇺💛

[@anonymousgirl4605]

​@@disneytoysr4fun975🫢😦

[@angelagraves865]

Heathers (1988), with Winona Ryder, is the original Mean Girls.

[@deanahicks6744]

Please Add Jawbreaker too for the next generation Mean girls after Heathers ❤

[@gloriatobias6216]

Wow... Memories ​@@deanahicks6744

[@justmegirl23]

Classic

[@irishcreamsicle]

YES!! Heathers reaction please 🙏

[@ashleydixon4613]

Yes! Love that movie. There’s a picture in my high school year book (in a spread re:fashion) from 1990 where I seriously look like a stand-in from that movie-dressy skort w/jacket, tights, etc-I just needed a croquet mallet. Lol My own daughter (now almost 18) also loves this movie, and I’m not even the one who introduced her to it; she just generally loves the fashion, entertainment, etc of the eighties and nineties. One day several years ago I got a random text from her during class: a picture of a red scrunchie around her wrist and just the words “I am Heather Chandler.” Lol It’s just odd, having inside jokes about cultural references to 80s movies with a kid born in 2007.

[@anthonyagins7872]

“Shawty, ain’t nothin there!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 you killed me when you said that Adison 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@edn]

😂🤣 -Adison

[@NisaFaro]

I honestly think those high school sex ed classes were there to help kids who were already sexually active learn exactly what they were doing and it’s effects. I understand from ur pov it may seem crazy(and from my mine too lol) but these kids were active starting in middle school💀; sex ed seems like a “Hail Mary” and not really a preventative measure.

[@cinnadidthat5055]

My city started doing sex ed in middle school because my older brother's classmate got pregnant in the 8th grade. Before that, nobody thought it was necessary to explain sex to kids, but that incident had all the adults SHOOK.

[@Tetrabiblo]

@@cinnadidthat5055same but for us it was a 6th grade pregnancy smh

[@Aliciae411]

@@cinnadidthat5055how old are those in 8th grade? Isn’t that teens. In the U.K. we start sex ed in primary school at aged 10-11. It’s better to educate a child before they need it or get misinformation from other children. I’m sure it’s the same for most European countries.

[@Bonobanos]

abstinence is the best way to avoid stds and pregnancy but its the least popular form of birth control, so educating kids about sex and then NOT giving them any condoms or alternative birth control methods would be rlly and actually counterintuitive. you’d be left w teens who u know intuitively don’t wanna abstain from sex but who also now don’t have condoms or bc pills etc

[@christianlamar_]

I will add that this is a difficult movie to watch while doing commentary because a lot of key dialogue can be missed. Like when you questioned Aaron and Cady saying “grool”, it was a callback to when Aaron invited her to the Halloween party in the beginning. She responded by saying “grool” as she was going to say “great”, but changed her mind at the last moment to say “cool” and ended up blending the two words. The weather thing at the end with Karen is a callback to her conversation with Cady when she asked if she wanted to see her put her whole fist in her mouth. She also stated that her breasts can tell when it’s raining 😆 silly things like this is why the movie has so much rewatch value. You can miss a lot if you’re not paying attention.

[@yulianstarr]

The new one doesn’t compare. This movie is pop culture. People still quote it till this day and it was the prime of actresses. Plus it’s hard to capture the nostalgic essence of movies in the 2000s.

[@TKWLPR]

Mean Girls is one of my favorite movies. Gretchen is definitely my favorite character. It will never get old. Because it is too iconic.

[@JSainte17]

"I think I need a tutor." If I was Aaron, I'd be like, "You should hit up Kevin. He's on the MATHletes."

[@scarlettredding]

Oh I think im more excited for this reaction than I was for Harry potter lol 😆 ☠️ I love that immediately you knew regina george would be problematic from 1 sentence lmao

[@drockherb2073]

Tina Fey ( Mrs Norbury ) wrote the script for this movie an took a lot of her inspiration from her HS which was also my HS ( Upper Darby High School ) & when this movie came out, She came to do a dateline or a 2020 interview for the movie an I remember the principal over the loudspeaker in the morning saying you all better be on your best behavior and act like responsible young adults… cut to the interview starting in our cafeteria and a groups of us running through an fucking up the shot, the interviewer got scared an tensed up like we were bout to rob her& Tina was just chilling bullshitin with us & she turned to the interviewer and was like naw this is how UDHS does it 😂 Tina Rocks 👏🏼👏🏼

[@carb5074]

The band kids are historically the most “active” ones

[@aya-bbaby5824]

"She wants to get punched again" 😂😂😂😂😂. You killed me.

[@zammich3649]

Reginas exist. I used to teach English at a public junior high in Japan and I clocked at least 2 Regina-likes across different grades. One was more of the "perfect princess" type (spoiled, hyper-obsessed with her own appearance, used to always getting her way and gets nasty when you don't cave in) and the other was the "manipulator w/ girl squad" type. The latter was particularly bad with the way she bullied her classmates in the open with a mask of fake friendliness and belittled the main teacher with backhanded compliments and a smile (he was too dense to catch onto her). The "princess" girl was thankfully too dumb and self-obsessed to be much of a danger to her classmates, but the "manipulator" girl was pretty notorious among the teachers who had any social savvy at all.

[@iulia.bianca.b]

24:15 Women can be WAY pettier than that 😂 When me and my first boyfriend broke up, he moved to another country and started dating this girl, let's call her Megan. She was his second girlfriend after me. They dated for 4 years. While he was dating Megan, he cheated on her with, let's call her Jessica. Started hooking up with Jessica in June, and broke up with Megan in September. Next year in June, Jessica had the nerve to "celebrate" their ONE YEAR anniversary on Facebook, all lovey dovey. Like, byotch, he was still dating Megan at the time. And she also sent Megan pictures of them together to rub it in her face. Absolutely foul. Oh, and two years later, dear Jessica cheated on my ex after moving to a whole another country with him and dumped him... Jesus Christ, these girls... 😬

[@ambriaashley3383]

6:30 people need to know that information in adulthood too. And many still don’t 😂better to teach them at the age that many of them start doing it, so they can take that information with them the rest of life

[@lauraon]

Yeah and sadly even the elderly now 😵‍💫 but let’s face it, they know the risks…

[@cozysans]

LOL i don’t think she was being racist saying jambo she wasn’t raised there she wouldn’t know 😂

[@JustifyingT]

1:03:02 continent, lol she can’t have the whole continent😂

[@kateaa]

My guy said the whole country 😂💀

[@chvndler___]

the title saying ‘Whose Daughters are These?’ is frying meeee but this is actually one of my favorite movies so I’m glad Adison got to check it out!

[@hanniefaerie]

15:42 bc she’s rich lmao if I grew up rich my bedroom would be huge and amazingly decorated

[@jayah_8557]

thank you so much for doing these! you and everyone at EDN! you make my days even happier! and comfort me when i’m down ❤

[@taneshah.1260]

I remember visiting my older, male cousin and him asking me if I'd ever seen this. I was like "umm...no, thanks". He made me watch and maaaan, was I glad he did. I liked it WAY more than I expected.

[@jracee1]

Mean Girls is exactly how you described it, a movie you wouldn't think you'd like as a guy, but it's just an objectively good movie. Watching you get fully into this movie has been a hi-light of my holiday.

[@haaneroseq]

ADDISON NOT THE GIRAFFES ✋🏼😭

[@shannong014]

“I hope this ain’t a chick flick” Oh this is THE chick flick!!! My Dad (60yrs young lol) LOVES to quote this movie. My sister and I got him into it years ago 😆 l comedy was different then too lol

[@simonejohnson510]

56:37 Addison has def been paying attention to little bits of irony within the movie 😂😂😂😂 the way he knew what was going to happen is hilarious like girl bump what you talking about you need to move! 😂

[@SapphireSloane]

What Adison means is and he’s right, fear mongering teens with abstinence is counterproductive. Which is something a lot of southern schools do which is why teen pregnancy is at a higher rate in those states. Specifically Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Alabama, and Texas with the highest teen pregnancy rates of all. Just provide proper and comprehensive sex education, while speaking about sex in clinical manner, and make sure unexpired protection is available.

[@zunnpy]

Regina's do exists and they be your nurses not all but yk 😅

[@PotetKrigeren]

4:28 everywhere in my country, and most of Europa too idk why you need a idk what pass, but in my school if you gone more then 20 min of the class you get absent from the whole hour of class

[@JessieBrader]

it might seem counter productive, bt it works as long as you look at all the data. I'm a political research analyst and we've had to do work for clients before during elections when creating campaigns that do have a focus on parental involvement and curriculum regarding sex ed classes and education. They were some of the most stark definitive results I've ever seen, (very little margin of error ), but ultimately states that have an "Abstinence Only" curriculum, in other words no eplanations of how sex works, how birth control works and where to get it, no information on terminating pregnancies, and more importantly nothing on STD's beyond "YOU WILL DIE", those areas had signifigantly higher instances of teen pregnancy, STD outbreaks and full epidemics, sexual assault crimes (especially crimes being reported at least 1 year after the assault), domesic assault and reliance on social welfare along with single parent households who rely on welfare. Sex is a biological urge, in fact its one of the strongest, second only to basic personal survival, sex is survival o the species. The STD thing is the worst, they have no idea how they spread, what symptoms are, and more importantly most of them are way to afraid of a positive STD diagnosis or test result getting back to their parents (many arent aware that theres doctor patient confidentiality involving sex even if they're a minor). As a result they'll remain sick with it for months if not years causing symptoms to become exasperated and since they have little to no info they dont realize they're spreading it to anyone else their with. STD epidemics happen in startlingly high numbers in the bible belt. So it may SEEM counter productive, but realistically speaking they're gonna do it no matter what, its in our dna, we might as well make sure they can do it safely.

[@011mph]

this movie is such a classic 😭

[@kaylamackenzie1716]

I already added a comment but ngl yeah we had like 2 coaches that had relations with students… crazy work. Smoked weed with one teacher before school even started- he was a friend of my older cousins and it was summer. Walked into that class and both our faces turned white 🤣

[@imean5399]

The Sears joke is because Sears sells appliances like refridgerators

[@edn]

Facts I think my parents still have some old warranty on one if I’m not mistaken 😂 -Adison

[@msfeistybabe]

The Sears joke is because Sears is a big box chain store & not an expensive boutique. It sold clothes but she would not have found an expensive big name either brand prom dress there, also especially since expensive shops for women also often only had small sizes & she couldn't fit into the 5. So the diss to go find something at Sears to fit her when she was "fat."

[@isaiahc556]

15:27 YES YES YES!!! My mom would say all the time “this isn’t one of your Disney channels shows”

[@JessieBrader]

Also for those who didnt know, habds down, the people in your highschool getting the most action were the Orchestra, Band and DEFINITELY the Theater Kids...American Pie did not lie.

[@kay12]

Been here since the early days. Great to see you have such growth and success

[@mausilw]

My boyfriend calls me the equivalent to hon in Germany (Schatz) all the time, it’s an older term but people still use it.

[@jeffbartholomew1152]

Cady didn’t really sneak out of the house. Her dad let her go out because he didn’t know what grounded meant so Cady technically shouldn’t be in any trouble 😂😂

[@xurlegacy]

lmaooo loved the reaction, this movie is ridicilously funny 😭

[@JSainte17]

"Nowadays costume parties are low key an excuse for people to dress as inappropriately as they can, without it being deemed as you being bad." I was DYING during this statement.

[@vikki-333]

You not being able to say the actual words is crazy

[@excelynite]

I'm gay and back in high school I was friends with the popular girls and I have to say that they are like this, once one of their friends flirted with a guy that another girl liked and they started to turn on that girl, they started telling her secrets to others and on her birthday they put laxatives in her drink, after this I started to distance myself from them. They were extremely manipulative and evil to each other and also with other people, even to the poor guys they were into, it didn't help that their parents were rich and they let them do what they want, they were throwing crazy parties, going on expensive vacations and their parents funded everything. I have girls and straight guys friends, I have to say that the guys are saints in comparison, lol.

[@justmegirl23]

Right I remember the girls doing the 3 way calling thing when i was like 7th grade .. where you'd have just like they did you talk about one and the other girl would be silently on 3 way.. and then you would say see I told you this is what she said about you or thought about you. This bs why I started only hangjng around boys

[@shutupnvibe]

Happy you chose to distance yourself from negativity 🙌🏾

[@mayaowens3388]

Hi Addison, thanks for the reaction! One of my favorite movies! Please watch this move again, it is one of the most quotable movies out there. I think you missed a lot while reacting. But I am still glad you did!

[@jansenart0]

I watched this for the hell of it because I caught it on cable when it was just starting. I had no idea about the anthropological angle of it, and that hit me intellectually. It's like My Fair Lady being about grammar as much as an unconventional family or musical numbers.

[@marepungas624]

Thank you for the reaction, Adison! "Grool" was callback to maths class when Cady said "cool" and "great" at the same time, so it came out as "grool". I'd like to recommend the movie "Accepted", I haven't seen anyone react to it yet.

[@RiseeRee]

Mean Girls is a classic! I remember seeing it it in theaters when I was in middle school 😊 Yes there are girls like this in school. All fighting is petty

[@FloridaFlowers-Fun]

I worked at the sears in our mall in the late 90s 😊 ( loved it)...so glad you liked the movie more than you thought you would... it is funny! And being of that time... that sneak 3-way call will teach you not say nasty things.

[@noodlepuff5065]

Loved this so much! 😂

[@yassi9734]

I hate when people bring up “Regina think Janice is a lesbian because she’s Lebanese” it literally has nothing to do with her being Lebanese??? She explains EXACTLY why she thinks Janice is a lesbian to Cady right before Cady buys the candy canes, did all the people bringing this up actually watch the movie? 🤣 Also, I know this is a small thing, but it pisses me off 😂

[@shutupnvibe]

I thought it was both lol

[@taylorv9661]

The remake isn’t actually a remake. It’s the movie version of the Broadway musical of Mean Girls. As a fan of the musical myself… the movie is… not good. It wasn’t terrible, it’s just not as good as the original movie or the stage musical. It was also marketed terribly, sort of hiding the fact that it was a musical. Also, the double or even triple shirt was very popular in the mid-2000s. I wore like 2 tank tops under a shirt to have layers at the bottom. 😂 And guys did the double or triple collar… popped. 😂

[@frankenfairy]

After 20940282910 times seeing this movie , I just realized that when the teacher says " I win " at the beginning... Is because PAPER beats ROCK 😮

[@wacngininnek8809]

I'm glad to see every culture has parents that raised them similar to others in a good way. No way I see any families allow rated R things around our house and we respect our modest parents and elders ❤

[@O_Ciel_Phant0mhive]

Doesn't matter the gender or age you are, you will love Mean girls. It's a classic.

[@reggieedmond9770]

Yo you gotta check out easy A and get ya boy to react to it wit you son

[@edn]

Is it a comedy as well? -Adison

[@noodlepuff5065]

It's another classic chick flick but u agree yall should check it out when you have time

[@reggieedmond9770]

@@edn yes and it will surprise you on how good it is

[@allier1867]

it is a chick flick movie but i think everyone can enjoy it

[@chippylipton8147]

We hand out condoms bc we know teens are gonna do it anyway. Generally speaking, a lot of teens don’t listen when you give them advice about abstaining from sexual relationships, so it’s better to encourage safe sex than let them do it unprotected and risk STIs/pregnancy. It’s harm reduction. (No judgement on your opinion, just thought I’d clarify since I have experience in the sex ed world)

[@hanniefaerie]

1:48 honestly this is why I think most ppl with a lot of kids, SHOULDN’T HAVE THAT MANY. Bc they can’t handle that many even if they think they can and can’t fully provide them each with the same amount of emotional support

[@Nix-b3r]

Tbh in my highschool yeah but luckily I don't have to be in high School much longer lmfao

[@ghosthunter2211]

Just started watching your most recent GOT reaction then switched to this instead 😂

[@lauralouise1646]

Great reaction. Thank you so much 😊

[@lj54896751]

On the sex ed topic, they were teaching safe sex.. not abstinence? So handing a condom makes sense. They’re informing you of all of the risks and then equipping you with a tool you will need to lower the risk of contracting diseases.

[@corimyers4985]

My daughter was home schooled after 8th grade. She’s in her senior year of college now, she had some issues socially at first until she found her people. Karate and Anime clubs on campus. Because of COVID. She’s still home, but she’s out quite a bit. Grew up well rounded and just fine.

[@mausilw]

Teacher here, never bumped grades for anything but a student worked at a dispensary I frequented and she offered me free gummies if I allowed her to do extra credit work. I probably would have said yes anyway but the gummies were a bonus lol.

[@amandahill4289]

I worked at a shoe store in Green Hills mall. That’s crazy! Didn’t know you were in TN.

[@caitlindenney24]

I’m here to say, there are plenty of Regina Goerges walking the earth as we speak

[@hanniefaerie]

32:16 as a parent, there’s nothing you can do. It’s a canon event that we must learn from.

[@marmar8604]

Rachel MacAdams (Regina) has been in a lot of movies (like The Notebook) she’s very famous that’s why u probably seen her somewhere

[@imean5399]

She actually did this and the notebook back to back

[@FuzzyBSMcgee]

I worked at Macy’s in the mall when I was 18 in Men’s Suiting & walked two “runways” in those older mall modeling shows 😂

[@LoveBaseballLove]

Def worked at the mall haha. Fun times!

[@amanda.please]

The double popped collar was the style back then!! 😂😂

[@JesseElena]

I’m a teacher. I actively avoid my students in public lol

[@hideflen]

@38:01 “fresh and dookie at the same time” is really just the early 2000s style 😂 EDIT @40:17 the double collar was THE LOOK for white dudes back then! And big pants

[@Pickledwitch]

I was in high school when this came out, girls were really like that

[@hoganalexander9287]

Wild you reacted to this. Good on you hah. I’m from Liverpool UK Strange to some but it is very common phrase to refer to people as ‘hun, lad , babe, girl, chic, darling, sweetie, mate, fella, for friends and strangers. I am working class so there will be differences between classes and generations. 90s generation have 90% lost saying ‘sir’ and madam’ ‘mis’ to older folks. I prefer to say sir with older men. it’s Werid to refer to an older man as mate if it’s not a joke but trust me it happens every day.

[@gypsysoul.]

The first is a CLASSIC. ICONIC.

[@AhriFatima]

Yes please! I’m a slasher film girlie lol 🤎🤎 22:56 And thanks for reacting to one of my favorite movies. I love Mean Girls to the point that I can quote the entire thing 😂

[@JSainte17]

Two collared shirts in 2003 was +100 swag.