Ariana Grande teased her first music video "Thank U, Next" with a book "Burn Girls" inspired by "Mean Girls"

Gretchen Weiners may not have been able to make "look" happen, but Ariana Grande may be able to do the impossible with her next video clip. Friday, Big teased that her clip "Thank U, Next" will fall "soon" with a shot of her holding a Burn Book, just like the one used by plastics in Evil girls.

The singer teases the upcoming video, inspired by four iconic romantic comedies focused on women, which Legally blonde, 13 continues 30 and The bring on. Great will also channel Regina George and plastics for a Naughty girls-segment inspired by the video, and she unveiled his own Burn Book in a Twitter post. Simply subtitled, "Coming Soon", Grande shared a picture of herself – dressed in a very typical Regina blonde wig – holding the book bearing the "Thank U, Next" in letters that were cut and stuck on the pink blanket.

Shortly after, Great shared another preview of the video, photo of the singer writing in her Burn Book, with a close-up of an initial necklace "A" similar to that worn by Rachel McAdams' queen bee Evil girls.

While McAdams and the rest of the Naughty girls The cast did not weigh in Grande's tribute, the singer received the approval of several stars of the other classic movies of the 2000s that she honors with her video clip.

Wednesday, Grande teased a The bring on– Inspired section of the video, featuring a picture of herself wearing the Rancho Carne Toros cheerleader uniform, which she subtitled with one of the most iconic cheers of the film. "I was transferred from Los Angeles, your school has no gym team this resort …….. ok, I've never applauded before, so what?" Great wrote next to the shot, paying tribute to the inappropriate cheerleader of Eliza Dushku, Missy. Dushku herself later retweeted the photo of Grandesigning his approval stating that "it's bein 'brought" in a tweet to the singer.

And after Grande shared a picture of several friends dressed as members of the East Compton Clovers group, Gabrielle Union, who played the Clovers' cheerleader, Isis, tweeted the singer to ask her to join the party. "Why yes, I'm a Compton East clover!" Union wrote. "Are we meeting today @ArianaGrande, I will bring the punch."

Grande also praised her video concept of none other than Reese Witherspoon, who shared her love for Grande's tribute to Elle Woods in her Instagram narrative. On Tuesday, the singer shared a snapshot of herself working on an elliptical with a familiar orange book open in front of her, which she subtitled with iconic. The revenge of a blonde line, "Whoever said that the orange was the new rose was seriously disturbed."

In response, Witherspoon republished the photo in her Instagram account, where she praises the "serious The revenge of a blonde vibes "that Grande demonstrated on the photo.

Great then had her own fangirl moment, writing a thank you note to Witherspoon about her own story. "Wait to see the rest!" Great wrote. "Thank you for creating one of the most iconic, necessary and brilliant female roles of all time. Do you love them the most."

And lest you fear that Grande would have to do the "knee-to-elbow" alone in the "Thank U, Next" video, she also posted a photo of her with Jennifer Coolidge, who Paulette Bonafonté was playing, Elle's best friend. Although she did not reveal whether Coolidge would appear in the video or not, the legendary actress was dressed as her eccentric manicure character, so it seems that Elle and Paulette's friendship will remain alive for "Thank U, Next".

With all the rom references and classic influences of early fashion, it's clear that the next Grande music video will definitely be "fetch".