The early 2000s were all about layered tank tops, halter tops and of course, the "Mean Girls" movie. Released in 2004, this iconic movie highlights high school stereotypes and what it feels like to be an outsider. The story follows Cady Heron, a young adult from Africa who moves to Illinois to start a new life in high school. She meets a few nice friends along the way, as well as a few "Mean Girls," which includes Regina George, Karen Smith and Gretchen Wieners. Together, they are known as the "Plastics," which symbolizes the most popular clique in high school. Although Karen and Gretchen have some kindness in their hearts, Regina is considered to be one of the most fierce "Mean Girls" in the school.

So what does it mean to be a "Mean Girl?" For starters, a "Mean Girl" only really cares about themselves, as they'll do anything to get ahead in life. They typically don't care about hurting the feelings of other people, including their friends and family members. And while a "Mean Girl" may seem confident on the outside, they might actually feel very insecure about themselves on the inside. So whether you resonate more with Regina George or Cady Heron, this "fetch" quiz will determine how much of a "Mean Girl" you really are!