Mean Girls Day: What is the day about and why is it celebrated on October 3?
Plus tips on how YOU can celebrate the day
Plus tips on how YOU can celebrate the day
MEAN Girls has remained a cult classic since its release in 2004 - and iconic, fetch quotes from the movie are still quoted by fans on the daily.
But one key scene between Lindsay Lohan's Cady and Jonathan Bennett's Aaron Samuels that fans go crazy for has resulted in a national celebration.
The fan-created Mean Girls Day is celebrated annually on October 3.
The widely-celebrated day emerged from a scene between character Cady Herron and Aaron Samuels in a maths class.
During the scene, Cady is seen drooling over her crush, Aaron, before he turns around to ask her: "What day is it?"
Startled but excited at the chance to talk to the it-boy at school, Cady answers: "October 3."
Each year when this specific day comes around, fans take to social media to share clips, memes and reflect on the iconic Mean Girls moment and celebrate the popular high school movie.
Directed by Mark Waters, Mean Girls was released on April 30, 2004.
Written by Tina Fey, the screenplay is based on Rosalind Wiseman's non-fiction self-help book Queen Bees and Wannabes, which features the topic of high school cliques.
Starring Lindsay Lohan, the film saw her character move to the United States after a rural upbringing in Africa with her zoologist parents.
Attending an American school is not what Cady expected, and she quickly lands herself among the A-list clique, The Plastics.
Trouble starts to brew when she makes the mistake of falling for Aaron Samuels.
Aaron is the ex-boyfriend of “Queen Bee” Regina, played by Rachel McAdams.
Here's some of the most memorable quotes from the movie:
Aside from sharing memes and gifs on social media, here are some ways to show your devotion to the cult film: