I remember the moment a rumor spread through my simulated school like wildfire and I sat back, watching reputations fold. You can feel the challenge tighten—every insult, compliment, and clique invitation matters. If you want to win this week’s Mean Girls trial in BitLife, you need a plan that’s equal parts patience and mischief.
I’ve tested runs, replayed middle-school years, and refined the fastest path to check every box. Below I’ll walk you through the five objectives, show shortcuts that save years, and point out the little choices that flip friends into enemies faster than a viral post.
BitLife Mean Girls challenge walkthrough
The real world offers small crownings: someone becomes queen of the lunch table by Thursday. In BitLife the escalation is surgical—one deliberate move at a time. Your mission is to complete five specific goals: be female, join the Mean Girls clique, start rumors about 10 friends, turn 10 friends into enemies, and insult 10 classmates.
Be a female in BitLife
You notice demographics first: who the game assigned as you at birth shapes early options. Start a fresh life and pick a female character—this trial requires it. Where you’re born doesn’t matter, but resetting is easiest so you can steer school choices and friendships from the first middle-school year.
Join the Mean Girls clique in BitLife
In the real world a clique leader judges your worth with a smile. In BitLife your acceptance depends on timing and small favors. Age up until middle school, open School, select your school name, go to Activities, and join the Mean Girls clique. If you’re rejected, befriend popular classmates, insult unpopular ones, and compliment the clique leader—those moves raise your odds quickly.
How do you join the Mean Girls clique in BitLife?
I treat this like a small social puzzle: be visible to the right people. Befriend one or two popular classmates, repeatedly compliment the clique leader, and don’t waste favors on outsiders until you get the invite. If the game declines you, reboot to a nearby age and try again—persistence wins.
Start rumors about 10+ friends in BitLife
High school gossip spreads fastest at crowded lockers and group chats. In BitLife you first need friends to betray: click classmates and choose Befriend until you have a list. Then open each friend’s profile and select Rumor. Do this to ten different friends. Keep your list organized so you don’t target the same person twice and waste moves.
How do you start rumors about friends?
Use the Relationships panel and prioritize classmates with neutral-to-high approval—you get more mileage when a fall feels dramatic. I recommend focusing on friends you plan to convert into enemies later; that way a rumor becomes the first stroke in a larger campaign.
Turn 10+ friends into enemies in BitLife
You’ve seen friendships flip in real life after a single betrayal. BitLife lets you accelerate that flip: stick to the same friends you gossiped about. Open Relationships, click the friend, and choose Change our status to move from Friends to Enemies. Repeat until ten names have switched sides; the strained relationship from rumors makes this faster.
Can you become enemies with friends in BitLife?
Yes—you can change status manually. I recommend creating drama in stages: rumor, cold shoulder, then status change. That sequence mimics real social decay and reduces the chance your target forgives you after one angry click.
Insult 10+ classmates in BitLife
People who throw jabs in hallways often keep a tally in their head. Insults are the quickest checkbox in this trial. On the School page, click any classmate and choose Insult. Ten separate classmates equals completion. If you want a clean run, target classmates who are already neutral or enemies so you don’t accidentally erase friendships you still need for other objectives.
- Five goals: female, join Mean Girls, start 10 rumors, make 10 enemies, insult 10 classmates.
- Fast method: Befriend 10 classmates early, rumor them, then convert their status and drop insults across different names.
- Tools and platforms: I ran these tests on the App Store build of BitLife by Candywriter and cross-checked behaviors on Google Play. Expect optional cosmetics and boosts—some outfits in the App Store cost $0.99 (€0.92).
Treat the challenge like a social raid: pace your moves, reuse targets where possible, and keep a backup save if you’re chasing perfection. Think of your strategy like a social scalpel—precise cuts at the right moment—and let the chaos that follows feel like a deck of marked cards dealt in your favor.
After you clear this one, there are other themed trials such as the Gold Digger, Demon Slayer, Jolene, Manic Mother, and Kahlo My World challenges waiting—do you want a guide that chains those together into a single seasonal roadmap?