trailer
Every year on October 3rd, movie and social media fans are immersed in a frenzy of pink, iconic quotes and teenage reminiscences. The reason? It’s “Mean Girls Day,” an unofficial but widely recognized celebration of the acclaimed teen comedy Mean Girls, known in Mexico as Chicas Pesas. But how exactly did this special day come about?
The choice of date stems from a particular scene in the film. During an interaction between characters Aaron Samuels and Cady Heron, he asks her what day it is. Without missing a beat, Cady responds, “It’s October 3rd.” Although it seemed like an inconsequential line at the time, it has grown in importance to become an iconic moment in the film.
You may be interested in: Mean Girls: everything we know about the musical and its exciting reboot
Since its release in 2004, Mean Girls, directed by Mark Waters and written by the talented Tina Fey, has been more than just a movie. It has become a cultural phenomenon, spawning countless memes, t-shirts, and, most importantly, a shared language among those who grew up loving the film. Phrases like “On Wednesdays we wear pink” and “She doesn’t even go here!” (She doesn’t even study here!) are instantly recognizable to many.
Mean Girls (Foto: Twitter.com/sherlockify)
“Mean Girls Day” is celebrated in various ways: some choose to wear pink, others organize movie marathons with friends, and social networks are flooded with gifs, memes and quotes. Celebrities, including some members of the original cast, often get in on the fun, sharing their own references and memories related to the film.
You may be interested in: The almost 20-year-old teen comedy that turned October 3 into a special day
Although “Mean Girls” addressed the challenges and stresses of high school life, its legacy has proven to be timeless. With every October 3rd, we are reminded of the magic of film and how sometimes the simplest lines can have the most lasting impact.
From Mexican territory there are various streaming platforms where you can watch the acclaimed film. If you want to revisit the adventures of Cady Heron vs Regina George then you can do so through the following platforms:
NetflixClaro VideoParamount+Amazon Prime Video, through the Paramount+ channelTikTok.
In addition, Paramount has pleased its followers and to celebrate its so-called “Mean Girls” it has uploaded the entire film to TikTok in 23 parts.
You may be interested: Where do I sign up? Instructor hires a band to liven up her spinning class LIVE and causes envy in networks
So you don’t actually need to have an account on any streaming platform to watch it, since with a simple social media account you can achieve it. Happy Mean Girls Day!