Crazy Frog is set to make an almighty comeback in December.
The irritating amphibian became a viral sensation back in 2005 when people paid for their ringtones.
Now, the blue frog will be back on YouTube from 10 December with a comeback track that will be a mash-up of classic hits inspired by TikTok trends.
The original chart-topping Crazy Frog tune was created in an attempt to imitate the sound of a two-strong engine.
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Wolfgang Boss, president of A&R for Sony Music, who has produced and owns all of Crazy Frog's music, said during an age where the 'ringtone is completely dead', this new track and video could find a new generation of tans.
Boss told the BBC: "When we started Crazy Frog, there was no TikTok, it didn't exist. But right now TikTok is super important. It's basically the number one platform for people to share new music and funny things connected with music."
Posting on 18 September, the Crazy Frog Official Instagram account shared a picture of the little blue fella in front of a pan with a ladle in his mouth and a chef's hat on his head.
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The caption reads: "Something's cooking... #soon #crazyfrog".
Commenting on the post, one person wrote: "CRAZY FROG DROP THE ALBUM."
Another added: "Plis comeback... Make some videos more on YouTube plisss. We miss u so bad."
Maybe now is an appropriate time to remind everyone that the little frog has his little guy out the entire time. Yes, that's right... Crazy Frog was flashing the world all along.
One disgusted Twitter user wrote: "I JUST REALIZED CRAZY FROG JUST HAS HIS PENIS HANGIN OUT."
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Another person said: "Something from my past that I'd like to bring up: What was with the penis here? Frogs don't even have penises. explain yourself Crazy Frog the people need answers."
This person is right, frogs do not have penises. They also don't wear motorcycling helmets and leather jackets, or babble incoherently over the theme tunes of 80s cop movies, but there we go.
Featured Image Credit: Instagram/@thecrazyfrogofficialTopics: Entertainment, Music