Released in 2003, The Lizzie McGuire Movie concludes with the iconic performance of 'This Is What Dreams Are Made Of' at the International Music Video Awards in Rome. The scene features Hilary Duff playing both the clumsy-yet-lovable Lizzie McGuire and her Italian pop star doppelgänger, Isabella, as they expose the deceptive Paolo. Lizzie overcomes her stage fright to deliver a powerhouse vocal performance that has since become a cornerstone of early 2000s nostalgia. In meme culture, this clip is the ultimate expression of personal triumph, 'main character energy,' and those rare moments where life feels cinematic. It is commonly used to celebrate small victories, successful glow-ups, or the feeling of a long-awaited plan finally coming together. Example caption ideas include: 'Me when the direct deposit hits at midnight,' 'Finally finding the exact outfit I saw on Pinterest,' and 'Me after successfully parallel parking on the first try.'