Could Hillary Clinton have a future in music?

The former presidential candidate joined “The Daily Show” correspondents Desi Lydic and Dulcé Sloan on Monday night’s “Yearly Show” special to sing all about 2017.

During the special, “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah said if anything defined 2017, it’s been women. What better way to commemorate it than with a song for women by none other than DJ Mansplain, who wants to support women “like the underwire of a bra.”

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Lydic and Sloan joined together for the aptly titled “Song for Women 2017,” which is about the good and the bad from the year. DJ Mansplain obviously favors Sloan, who seems to be somewhat of a musical prodigy.

Clinton joins the ladies to take ‘em home with some sick background vocals — but the song is interrupted by DJ Mansplain, who spills coffee on the soundboard. Go figure.

Watch the full clip above.

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