Regina George's Best and Baddest B*tch Moments

Updated on 10/3/2016 at 1:15 PM

When it comes to teen-movie villains, there's no one quite like Mean Girls' Regina George. In honor of Oct. 3 (aka National Mean Girls Day), we're looking back on some of her most hilarious moments as Regina. In 2014, Rachel McAdams participated in a Mean Girls reunion for Entertainment Weekly, revealing that she originally auditioned for Cady. She said that she loved the Regina character, though, saying, "She seemed so deliciously wicked and borderline evil." And as for what she thinks Regina George might be up to now, 10 years later? "Regina is a Real Housewife," Rachel said. "She'd have too much time on her hands, for sure. She's probably found all her other Reginas." Take a look at some of the most memorable Regina George moments — in GIFs.

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Regina George's Best and Baddest B*tch Moments

When She Shamelessly Looks For Attention

When She's Brutally Honest

When She Drops Crack Rumors

When She Sets the Most Ridiculous Trend

When She Models For the Camera

When She Talks About Her So-Called Friends

When She's a Master Manipulator

When She Calls Out the Perfect Comeback

When She Just Embraces Her Cheese-Fry Love

When She's the Queen of "I Know, Right?"

When She Offers Heartfelt Invitations

When She Plays the "Half a Virgin" Card

When She Has No Problem Being Assertive

When She Announces Her Weight-Loss Goal to Aaron

When She Announces Her Weight-Loss Goal to The Plastics

When She Fully Expects Everyone to Say How Skinny She Is

When She Doesn't Handle Rejection Well

When She Asks the Important Questions

When She Defends the Need For Sweatpants

When She Nails a Brutal Putdown

When She Proudly Surveys the Damage She's Caused

When She Miraculously Survives Being Hit by a Bus

And When She Pulls Off a Creative Flower "Crown" at Prom

Bottom Line: You Can't Help but Love Her

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