The Kendall Jenner Burn Book feature is hitting the Internet with full force. The short video mimics a scene from the cult classic film, Mean Girls, where Regina and 'The Plastics' review a judgmental book outlining inappropriate comments on their fellow classmates. Swap Regina George for Kendall Jenner and a Burn Book filled with insulting comments on fictitious high school students with insulting comments on Kendall Jenner is what you'll get.
Dazed Digital, the cyber platform of print magazine Dazed & Confused, is known for its ground breaking YouTube shorts. The Kendall Jenner Burn Book feature will not disappoint any Dazed Digital fan. With comments like, "I heard she made out with a hot dog," one is sure to get their Mean Girls fix with this video.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Self-mocking Celeb Ads
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Sectors Adopting This
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