Megan Thee Stallion and Renée Rapp are turning up the heat with their electrifying collaboration, and it’s certainly not their fault that the excitement is reaching a boiling point.

The dynamic duo dropped a powerful music video for “Not My Fault” on Friday (Jan. 5), just weeks after the release of the song. Dressed in vibrant pink, the pair channels their fierce energy as they demolish a collection of plastic mannequins—an empowering visual spectacle fitting for its inclusion in the upcoming Mean Girls reboot.

The announcement of “Not My Fault” came through Megan’s revelation on Rapp’s Instagram account, where the “Cobra” rapper teased the collaboration, stating they had “a new song coming out for Mean Girls.” Rapp later shared the eye-catching cover art on X, featuring both artists confidently baring it all in a room filled with plastic mannequins. Adding a touch of humor to the post, Rapp humorously mentioned, “meg told me to put my a– out so I put my a– out.”

Rapp, known for her role as the queen bee Regina George in the Mean Girls reboot, brings her Broadway musical adaptation experience to the film, set to hit theaters on Jan. 12.

Watch the electrifying visual experience below: