【Caught in the Act: Promiscuous Sex Life of My D-Cup Mother in law】

2016 is Caught in the Act: Promiscuous Sex Life of My D-Cup Mother in lawthe year of realizing that we cannot continue to ignore Christina Aguilera's naughty 2002 masterpiece.

We have Kylie Jenner and her reverential chaps to thank for that. On Saturday night, she dressed as Aguilera in the "Dirrty" video and killed it. You'll want to shower after checking out her Instagrams, which is the highest praise in this particular scenario.

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Aguilera has rocked a lot of the Kardashians' current favorite trends right now, like corsets and leather pants, so classic X-Tina is a perfect muse.

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On Instagram, Jenner seemed reluctant to give up the look, and so she just shouldn't do it. Get really into the elaborate rhinestoned body jewelry of "Come On Over." There is simply no reason for a teenager with the resources Jenner has to waste a second not dressing like the great pop icons they never knew a world without.

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The pop star herself approves, so get rowdy, Kylie.

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