The video featured clips of female Olympic athletes such as Gabby Douglas, Simone Biles, and Aly Raisman. The song's message reminds us to keep hustling and always be proud of your accomplishments. This treatment is pretty different, but empowering in its own right. And hey, if you and your best friends want to be a dystopian mummy squad this Halloween, look no further for your inspiration.ContentView Iframe URLRelated: TikTok's Addison Rae Will Star in a "She's All That" Remake — With a Twist Zoë was already practically a social media star. She's the subject ofmanyvideosand photos onCandice's InstagramandTwitter As we await a release date for the hotly anticipated sequel (so we can, of course, start our countdown calendars accordingly), here are all the sweet BTS moments we’ve spotted so far. We can only imagine there will be more to come — and we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for any scrunchies along the way.