【Girls in the Night Traffic】

Ariana Grande is,Girls in the Night Traffic once again, whipping up a storm of excitement on social media.

The Sweetener singer has been posting a series of photos from the shoot of her next music video, and it would appear that she is going to be serving up some serious millennial nostalgia.

On Tuesday, Grande spread clues all over her Twitter and Instagram pages, and if you're into iconic teen movies from the early '00s (who isn't?), you're in for a treat.

On Twitter, Grande shared a serious of photos captioned "meet the plastics," a reference to iconic 2004 teen movie Mean Girls.

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On her Instagram story, Grande delivered even more Mean Girls vibes.

Just check out this teasing shot that reeks of North Shore High – be careful not to fall into a trash can, Ari.

Thank you for including this legendary quote from North Shore's Jason. You can go shave your back now.

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From one iconic flick to the next; Grande also got busy channeling our favourite sorority girl-turned -lawyer Elle Woods from the 2001 Reese Witherspoon classic Legally Blonde.

Doing some serious studying while getting in those steps is classic Woods.

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Grande even had the original Paulette, Jennifer Coolidge, on set with her.

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Though Grande promised in an Instagram story that her video will feature references from four films.

In an Instagram story, she hinted that the third is going to be 13 Going on 30 and she showed a photo of herself recreating one of Jennifer Garner's Jenna Rink looks.

If Mark Ruffalo is guest starring in the video, we're going to scream.

At this point, all we can do is guess what the fourth film reference will be. Although Grande has confirmed that it's not going to be the obvious choice; the Alicia Silverstone classic Clueless.

Grande pointed out to a fan that Clueless had been done before – probably in reference to Iggy Azalea's video for her hit song "Fancy."

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Please do 10 Things I hate About You, Ari.