💅Mean Girls Mood Board💅

 HEYYYYY pookiessssssss It’s me againnnnnnnn

And today were gonna talk about the pretty girly mood of the movie Mean Girls…yeah I know you could kinda already tell what the post was about because of the title 😒 I’m not dumb. But I just wanted to make sure that everyone is on the same page😁

So guys, basically the movie mean girls is a teenage comedy about the STUGGLES of highschool. Yeah its a bit over exaggerated because at one point in the movie everyone becomes an animal (Yeah its a bit goofy) But basically a girl name Caddy lived in Africa, but now she doesn’t and she lives in the great US of A 🇺🇸 and at first she struggles to fit in, but then she meets these “Mean Girls” called the plastics and she basically tries to ruin their lives and what not and eventually she gets found out, and there’s this whole book where they basically roast all the girls in the school, and the leader of the group gets run over by a bus. ANYWAYSSSSS…moral of the story watch where you’re walking before you get hit by a bus. The movie is really iconic and as shown in my mood board the famous singer Ariana Grande make her Thank U Next music video based on it, and the movie is kinda like other iconic movies of that time period such as legally blond and clueless. 

Anyways y’all here is my mood board…I hope you like it



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