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The day has come: Ariana Grande’s “Thank U, Next” music video has finally arrived. After teasing the project on social media for weeks, the pop star debuted the visuals for her post-breakup bop, featuring tributes to some of our favorite 2000s films—Mean GirlsLegally Blonde13 Going on 30, and Bring It On.

In just five minutes and thirty seconds, Grande delivered a wild ride of chick flick heaven—recreating some of the greatest early aughts movie scenes and surprising us with the most epic Kris Jenner cameo of all time (as Regina George’s mom).

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But in the midst of all that, she also recreated some of the most iconic cinematic fashion moments of the early 2000s—from Elle Woods’ Harvard application video outfit in Legally Blonde to Regina George’s Mean Girls looks and even the cheerleader uniforms from Bring It On. Just in case you missed any of the outfit references while completely fangirling during you first watch, we broke down every single look Grande wore in the video.

The Mean Girls Looks

Ari opened the “thank u, next” video wearing Regina George’s signature initial necklace, diamond earrings, and a pink tank top layered over a black cami. Oh, and she accessorized with her own version of the Burn Book, of course.

Ariana Grande Mean Girls remake
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She then recreated all the looks from the iconic mall scene—complete with the real Aaron Samuels.

The original for reference, just in case it somehow isn’t burned in your memory for life:

Mean Girls
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And last but not least, the “Jingle Bell Rock” scene complete with patent over-the-knee boots and mini Santa outfits.

Mean Girls
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Let’s not forget Kris Jenner as Regina George’s mom in a pink Juicy Couture tracksuit:

Kris Jenner as Regina George's mom
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The Bring It On Homage

Reviving everyone’s favorite cheerleader rivalry film starring Kirsten Dunst and Gabrielle Union, Grande wore two outfits from the 2000 movie. The first was the iconic tooth brushing scene, in which Ari wore a similar floral tank top to Kirsten Dunst’s spotted cami:

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Bring It On remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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Bring It On
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And the second, of course, was the Rancho Carne High and East Compton Clovers cheer uniforms:

Bring It On remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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Bring It On
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The 13 Going On 30 Interlude

A quick moment from Jennifer Garner‘s 13 Going On 30 served as the segue from the Bring It On to Legally Blonde scenes. The pop singer only wore one look from this movie—a red blouse whilst she carried Jenna’s dream doll house.

13 Going On 30
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The Legally Blonde Finale

Rounding out the girl power video, Grande recreated some of the best scenes from Reese Witherspoon‘s Legally Blonde.

First, there was the incredible pink patent leather outfit Elle arrived to Harvard wearing with her chihuahua Bruiser (Grande used her own dog for the video).

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Legally Blonde remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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Compared with the original…

Legally Blonde
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And the unforgettable video application Elle submitted with her application to Harvard:

Legally Blonde remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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Legally Blonde
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But the real wig-snatching moment was Jennifer Coolidge joining to reprise her role as Paulette—and wearing the same exact bedazzled denim outfit for the occasion:

Legally Blonde remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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Naturally, it wouldn’t be complete without a makeover of the Bend and Snap scene. For this, Ariana decided to wear a pink feathered top that wasn’t worn in the original scene (but honestly should have been).

Legally Blonde remake for 'Thank U, Next'
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To sum it all up in the wise words of Ariana Grande, “H2GKMO!!!!!”


This article originally appeared on Harper’s Bazaar US.