You may have forgotten that this hidden gem existed, but what millennial girl couldn't relate to this ballad of unrequited love?

The truth is the Cheetah Girls franchise never fully recovered from Raven Symone's departure after the sequel. But, this is the cream of the crop from the final film.

Even though it misses the nostalgia factor of some of the earlier DCOMs, this song is still surprisingly catchy, pirate background singing included.

Nick Jonas sings a self-deprecating love song in the style of Jason Mraz. Teen hearts exploded.

You won't find "determinate" in the dictionary, but possibly on your Spotify nostalgia playlist.

There is always a place in our hearts for a mid-cabin song to hype up the campers to... sing more?

For those with a sweet spot for "Greased Lightnin'", check out its less effective, but still lovable younger sibling.

While not as memorable as some of the other songs on this addicting soundtrack, this tune still makes for an upbeat finale.

Do not sleep on Proto Zoa. Both of his character's songs in the Zenon franchise are underrated bops. Speaking of...

Sometimes you really just want to watch Sharpay and Ryan doing full choreo in fedoras and bedazzled headsets.

Such chunky highlights. Such a surprisingly beautiful song.

Ok, so this one's a bit of a cheat. But Hilary Duff and Christy Carlson Romano make military school seem so fun.

The people miss Demi and Joe. They miss the power of an over-metaphorical love song in a Disney Channel musical.

This song serves major Alanis Morissette vibes, even if very sanitized.

This is the ultimate anthem to working a less-than-satisfying summer job. Although, most would be fired if they were to attempt such an intricate venting session.

If your younger self wasn't already obsessed with the Jonas Brothers and hoping one of them was your soulmate, this song likely sealed the deal.

All that they needed was the rhythm and each other. Aww.

If something inside of you doesn't crack at, "Gonna run, while we're young/And keep the faith," were you even a true Wildcat?

A performance that those who knew nothing about baseball and those who had never indulged in a show tune could enjoy in harmony.

Be honest: how many of you attempted backyard choreography using your own jump ropes? No judgment.

What kid didn't dream of closing out their school year by running down the halls and using their lockers as perfectly calibrated instruments?

A lakeside serenade from still-flatironing-his-hair Joe Jonas? Yes, please.

This song was a banger when you were in third grade and guess what? It still totally is.

Ashley Tisdale as Sharpay Evans became a queen bee icon for an entire generation — and inspired a lot of adorable covers by little Sharpays everywhere.

It's the song that started it all. And officially gave us unrealistic expectations of karaoking with a complete stranger.

Whether you sang it strutting the streets of Barcelona or the hallways of your house, this was and forever will be the ultimate turn-up song.

In all of its ridiculousness (a geek who likes to dance, who knew?) this song spoke to a lot of kids' insecurities and proved High School Musical was more than just a throwaway tween movie.

Those bangs. That smile. Before Demi Lovato became a famous pop star, she was just Mitchie. And fans loved her for it.

He ran from his basketball game. She's fresh off her Scholastic Decathalon victory. They reunite for one final song. Cue the tears.

The utter definition of squad goals: clad in matching multi-colored leopard tracksuits and singing amongst a literal construction site.

This anthem still brings so much irrepressible joy.

When this girl group sang about wanting rescue themselves, female viewers felt that hard.

Could the top pick be anything but the finale to High School Musical, arguably the Disney Channel Original Movie? All DCOM fans can agree, they're all in this fandom together.