Looking back, 2015 was quite a year for women. So, what better way to reminisce about the biggest girl-power moments than with little girls impersonating the likes of Hillary Clinton, Viola Davis, and Amy Schumer? (Seriously, the comedian's pint-size doppelgänger will have you doing a triple take.)

GoldieBlox, a company that makes toys and entertainment with a mission to inspire the next generation of female engineers, released a music video in which a group of girls reenacts some seriously groundbreaking events from the past year — from Clinton's presidential run to Ruth Bader Ginsburg's support for the historic ruling on same-sex marriage to Abby Wambach's World Cup victory — and they do it while rocking out to the perennial pop song "Worth It."

"With the launch of Fast-Forward Girls, we're celebrating today's role models and the generation of girls they've inspired — the girls who have broken the mold, blazed a trail, and made it happen," GoldieBlox announced on YouTube [1]. "In 2015, these 10 women in politics, entertainment, sport, and STEM are the leading ladies that we all hope to grow up to be, proving that anything — and we mean anything — is possible."

Watch in awe, and keep your eye out for cameos from the likes of a mini Beyoncé, a little Nicki Minaj, and a series of female engineers in the making.