Michelle Obama Reveals Her Girl Power Playlist—and Demi Lovato Is Stoked to Be a Part of It!

Find out which other ladies made the cut!

We already know the musical taste of President Barack Obama, and now we get an idea of which tunes the First Lady likes to jam out to, too!

In honor of International Day of the Girl yesterday, Michelle Obama shared her first-ever Spotify playlist, and it is pretty much perfect for any woman or young girl who enjoy belting out with a hair brush in their bedroom, reflecting while analyzing the lyrics or busting a move with some sass out in the club.

The playlist includes (but is not limited to) hit tracks by Beyoncé, Diana Ross, Alicia Keys, TLC and Demi Lovato, who is absolutely stoked to be upon the many names of FLOTUS' musical favorites and took to Twitter to give Michelle Obama a shout-out:

Here's the full list of tracks:

1. Run the World (Girls): Beyoncé
2. Ain't No Mountain High Enough: Diana Ross
3. Doubt: May J. Blige
4. When The Day Comes: Nico & Vinz
5. Girl on Fire: Alicia Keys
6.On The Sunny Side Of The Street: Billie Holliday
7. A Little Party Never Killed Nobody (All We Got): Fergie
8. Confident: Demi Lovato
9. Bravo: Ledisi
10. No Scrubs: TLC
11. Survivor: Destiny's Child
12. Defying Gravity: Kristin Chenoweth, Idina Menzel
13. Bang, Bang: Jessie J, Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj
14. Black Gold: Esperanza Spalding
15. Doo Wop (That Thing): Lauryn Hill
16. Back to Basics (From Pitch Perfect 2 Soundtrack): The Barden Bellas
17. Given Em What They Love: Janelle Monáe feat. Prince
18. My Shot: Hamilton (Original Broadway Cast Recording)
19. And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going: Jennifer Hudson
20. Respect: Aretha Franklin

Obama revealed what she enjoys listening to on her iPod back in 2012, and you'll notice some names are clearly here to stay.

"My iPod is so eclectic. It's everything from Elle Varner, which Malia turned me onto…so I got a few songs of her; Alicia Keyes," she said. "I just got done listening to 'Blackbird' by Paul McCartney, one of my favorites. My iPod is full of songs that I love. I rarely put albums on, but if I hear a song that really moves me I put it on there and play it again, and again, and again."