Victoria Justice mixed G#5 in L.A. Boyz?

Sorry for the terrible and brief video. What do you think about this? I think it should definitely count.
Before commenting, please read these few "doubts" some people may have, so I can avoid replying to the comments one by one. (see below!)
1. “I think Ariana hit it!”
The G#5 done in the sounds like someone that’s literally on the verge of cracking. Meanwhile Ariana has the ability to mix up to G#5s without sounding like she’s about to crack. During the time frame of this note, live, Victoria looks like she’s straining ( • L.A. Boyz (Victoria Ju... , showing that she’s doing something out of her comfort zone, such as a high belt.
2. “It’s an F#5, not a G#5”
I also thought at first that it’s an F#5, but I rechecked and it’s definitely a G#5. The song was played on an episode with a different recording, and the she hit an F#5 instead ( • Victoria Justice and A... . You can definitely hear the difference when played side by side. The studio version’s higher than the episode version.
3. “It’s pitched up/edited!”
Although Victoria has been notorious for being a studio singer,she’ is able to hit continuous F#5s throughout the song with ease, which makes me think that a G#5 peak is feasible. Not to mention, she has done the note live, though usually overshadowed by Ariana’s voice (lol).
4. "It's falsetto"
To me, it sounds mixed and she definitely would put less effort into the note if it were falsetto.