• Mean Girls (2004) Soundtrack OST •

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Tags: high school girl, teenage sex, new girl in town

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Mean Girls

Her parents being zoologists, Cady Heron has never known what "high school" truly meant. She lived her first 15 years in the African jungle, home-schooled, living life with only her parents and the animals of the wilderness, knowing all the rules of survival. But when she leaves Africa, she has to learn the rules of high school, which is a jungle in itself. It doesn't take long before she meets two sweet teenagers, Damian and Janis. But in terms of high school they are known as the "out crowd." Soon she meets the Plastics, the three crude, beautiful, popular girls, consisting of Regina, the unofficial leader, Gretchen, who would do anything for Regina, and Karen, "one of the dumbest people you will ever meet." After just a few minutes they let her into their group, but Cady wants to keep her first friends and isn't really sure. But Damien and Janis think it might be fun to play a game with the Plastics, so they convince Cady to keep her relationship with them, only to learn all their darkest secrets and then laugh at them. Things do not go as planned when Cady falls in love with Regina's ex-boyfriend Aaron. When Regina finds out, she seeks revenge on Cady by taking Aaron back. What began as a game to discover secrets turns into a plan to destroy Regina, as Cady, Janis, and Damian plot together to bring Regina's status down. However, as Cady spends more time with the Plastics, she, too, begins to become one.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Mean Girls
	Rip Her to Shreds	Boomkat: Performer Kellin Manning: Produced
	Pass That Dutch	Eric Burdon: Performer Missy Elliott: Performer Papa Dee Allen: Contains a sample of "magic mountain" Prince Paul: Contains a sample of "potholes in my lawn" De La Soul: Performer
	Psyche Rock (Fatboy Slim Malpaso Mix)	Pierre Henry: Performer
	Love's Theme	Love Unlimited Orchestra: Performer
	Built This Way	Samantha Ronson: Performer
	Milkshake	Kelis: Performer
	Overdrive	Katy Rose: Performer
	Operate	Peaches: Performer
	Hated	Brittney Cleary: Performer Jeff Richmond: Produced
	One Way or Another	Blondie: Performer
	The Flying TV Episode	Fred Mollin:
	Jason and Dad	Fred Mollin:
	Beautiful	Linda Perry: Writer Daniel Franzese: Performer
	The Mathlete Rap	Tina Fey: Lyric Rajiv Surendra: Performer
	Jingle Bell Rock	Joe Beal: Writer Gina Rene: Performer
	At Seventeen	Janis Ian: Writer Janis Ian: Performer
	Let Me Let Go	Debi Nova: Performer
	Mean Gurl	Gina Rene: Performer
	Fire	Joe Budden: Performer Melle Mel: Performer
	Put 'em Up	N.O.R.E.: Performer
	Halcyon + On + On	Orbital: Performer Opus III: Performer
	God Is a DJ	Pink: Performer
	Dancing with Myself	The Donnas: Performer
	Here's To You	Tomas Costanza: Writer Diffuser: Performer
	Happy McRap	Didier Rachou: Composer

User reviews

Susan Scott

5/10

The music in Mean Girls is catchy and memorable, making it easy to connect with the story and characters on a deeper level.

Melissa Johnson

10/10

The soundtrack of Mean Girls not only complements the movie perfectly but also stands on its own as a collection of fun, energetic tracks that you can't help but sing along to. The music evokes a sense of nostalgia for the early 2000s while still feeling fresh and relevant today, making it a timeless addition to any playlist.

Andrew Lewis

5/10

Overall, the music in Mean Girls contributes significantly to the film's success and is a standout element of the movie.

Mark Evans

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack brings back memories of the iconic scenes from the movie. It's like reliving the drama, humor, and teenage angst all over again.

Thomas Turner

7/10

The soundtrack of Mean Girls is an absolute delight to listen to. The mix of pop, rock, and hip-hop perfectly captures the energy of high school life.

Betty Young

8/10

The lyrics of the songs are witty and clever, just like the sharp dialogue in the movie. They perfectly complement the storyline and characters.

Michael Nelson

6/10

The soundtrack of Mean Girls perfectly captures the energetic and fun atmosphere of high school life.

Donna Roberts

6/10

The songs in the movie help to set the tone of each scene and enhance the emotions being portrayed by the characters.

Joshua Wright

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Mean Girls is a must-have for any fan of the movie or anyone who enjoys a fun, upbeat musical experience.

Paul Harris

8/10

The songs in the soundtrack are so catchy that they'll have you singing along in no time. It's impossible not to tap your feet or nod your head to the music.

Susan Miller

4/10

I was disappointed by the lack of diversity in musical styles within the soundtrack of Mean Girls. The songs all seemed to blend together and lacked distinctiveness, making it difficult to differentiate one track from another.

Joshua Hernandez

7/10

The soundtrack perfectly captures the essence of high school cliques and drama. It's a nostalgic trip back to those awkward teenage years filled with crushes, friendships, and rivalries.

Joseph Harris

9/10

The Mean Girls soundtrack is a perfect blend of catchy pop tunes and empowering anthems that perfectly capture the high school experience. Each song adds depth and emotion to the scenes, enhancing the storytelling and making the movie even more enjoyable.

Brian Martin

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Mean Girls to be quite generic and forgettable. The songs didn't leave a lasting impression on me and failed to enhance the overall viewing experience.

Mary Martinez

6/10

The mix of popular hits and original songs in the soundtrack creates a dynamic listening experience that keeps the audience engaged.

James Parker

8/10

The soundtrack features a great variety of artists and genres, making it a well-rounded listening experience. From catchy pop tunes to emotional ballads, there's something for everyone.

Dorothy Anderson

4/10

The songs chosen for the soundtrack of Mean Girls felt outdated and out of touch with the modern high school experience. I was hoping for a more contemporary and relevant selection of music that would better resonate with today's audience.

Edward Hill

7/10

Listening to the Mean Girls soundtrack is like stepping into a time machine and being transported back to the early 2000s. It's a fun and nostalgic blast from the past.