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Every celebrity has that “one” special thing that they bought to pass on a statement after making it big. In a quintessential teenage move, back in 2006, a 16-year-old Taylor Swift decided to splurge on a car with her first paycheck. However, Swift, even at that young age, had a specific inspiration in mind—Regina George’s car from the 2004 movie, Mean Girls. In an interesting twist, the decision was not just about acquiring any car but about making a rebellious statement against the mean girls who had bullied her during her own school days.
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For those familiar with the movie, Regina George, portrayed by Rachel McAdams, is the lead bully and ringleader of a clique called “the Plastics.” These characters notoriously terrorize less popular girls in their school, a theme that resonated with Swift’s own experiences. Feeling a sense of alienation and inspired by the angst captured in her self-titled debut album in 2006, Swift made a bold choice to purchase the exact car driven by Regina George in Mean Girls.
