"Mean Girls" has been running through our brains lately, and apparently, so has Kendall Jenner: according to People, the supermodel recreated an iconic scene from the 2004 film on TikTok. The scene is when Sharon Norbury, played by Tina Fey, asks the younger girls at school to hold an assembly to apologize to each other for being, well, mean girls.

"I wish I could bake a cake made of rainbows and smiles and we could all eat it and be happy," Jenner said, smiling ear to ear and uttering a line from the movie. True fans of Mean Girls know that this speech was given by a young woman who is not a student at the school.

Jenner also created her own version of Damian's pulled-up blue hoodie and sunglasses look. Jenner wore a red Ohio State sweater, black sunglasses, and a green baseball cap; according to People, Jenner recently visited Ohio State to attend the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit.

October is a big month for Mean Girls. Of course, October 3 is "Mean Girls Day," and the date was chosen because the day appears in a memorable scene in the film. And later that same week, co-stars Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried, and Lacey Chabert were spotted filming together in what People called "a special secret commercial project on a football field in Los Angeles." (Rachel McAdams was not spotted filming. ) [Not only will the film be celebrating the 20th anniversary of its release, but a musical version will be released on January 12, 2024. The film is an adaptation of the 2018 Broadway show, and Rene Rapp, who plays Regina George in the new film, told People that the film is a "cool and very special" version of the famous story: "It has a really special place in the way that niche, cult theater It's a very special version of a musical, and I think it will expand to people who aren't really interested in theater," Rapp said.