Los Angeles, California - The Barbie movie is certainly worth seeing, and its star-studded soundtrack is already a hit, but could Barbie: The Album have the song of the summer?

The Barbie movie has got musical numbers, dance battles, and Lizzo sing-narrating the iconic doll's life in the Barbie world – what could be more perfect?

Lizzo's performance brilliantly sets the tone for Greta Gerwig's comedy about the doll that's always been more than a toy, Barbie.

Usually, movie soundtracks create moods or produce chart hits, while in musicals, the songs advance the plot and explain the characters' emotions.

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The songs on Barbie: The Album are destined to be bangers like Dua Lipa's Dance the Night or pull at your heartstrings like Billie Eilish's What Was I Made For?, but the Barbie soundtrack may do even more!

The Barbie soundtrack adds to director Greta Gerwig's engaging world and moves it along.

An especially bright moment is I'm Just Ken sung in pitch-perfect fashion by actor Ryan Gosling, who naturally plays "Just Ken."

The original songs produced by Mark Ronson were clearly created in close collaboration with Gerwig, as they, too, are full of ideas about the doll and the controversy around Mattel.

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They expertly tread the line amid meta-commentary about selling out and creativity.

The songs come in at all the right places, like Charlie XCX's Speed Drive, highlight the moods of Eilish's emotional ballad, and move you as good music should. The most surprising addition was the performance of Lizzo's, as of yet unreleased song, Pink.

More than a few songs from the upcoming soundtrack came out before the album's official release, like What Was I Made For? and PinkPantheress's Angel, but just gow chocked full of Barbie references and how conceptually tied to the movie these songs are won't hit home until you see it.

In fact, knowing the hits made predicting where they would come in almost easy.

The Barbie: The Album comes out on July 21, the same day the summer blockbuster hits theaters. We've got to warn you — you shouldn't listen to the soundtrack before you see the movie, as it might give some fun away!