- Hilary Clinton appeared on Trevor Noah’s Yearly Show special on Monday night
- The former First Lady joined Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic in the music video
- They sing about the Women’s March, the sexual assault reckoning and Hollywood, as they address the positive and negative outcomes from 2017
It’s been an eventful year for women, which is why Trevor Noah’s hour-long Yearly Show special included a music video titled a ‘Song for Women 2017’, featuring a surprise cameo appearance from Hillary Clinton.
The former First Lady joined The Daily Show’s correspondents Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic in a music video that discussed everything from Donald Trump to Wonder Woman, Beyoncé’s twins and the Women’s March.
Sloan and Lydic sung about the positive outcomes from this year, including the impeachment of a South Korean female politician, while also addressing the negative aspects, such as the bevy of sexual harassment stories that have come to light in recent months.
The Daily Show’s correspondents Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic starred in the music video
Clinton’s appearance in the song was very brief, however she did not disappoint.
Sloan yells out ‘Yo Hillary Clinton take us home,’ to which Clinton can be seen belting her heart out.
Some of the other lyrics in the song include ‘Keeping it feminine, this mess we’ve been in. Our lady d**** are swinging, sick of all this winning.’
The former First Lady belted her heart out while Dulcé Sloan and Desi Lydic in sang about everything from Wonder Woman to Beyoncé’s twins and the Women’s March
In the special show Noah discussed the epic roller-coaster women have endured throughout the majority of 2017.
‘If there’s one group of people who have defined this year, it’s been women,’ he said before the comedic musical number began.
The six-minute music video for the song also featured DJ Mansplain.
Some of the other lyrics in the song include ‘Keeping it feminine, this mess we’ve been in. Our lady d**** are swinging, sick of all this winning’
The six-minute music video for the song also featured DJ Mansplain (pictured here)