Music fans, rejoice!
Cue the nostalgia -- Total Request Live is officially making a comeback!
MTV announced on Sunday that TRL, the popular music video countdown show that aired on the network from 1998 to 2008, will be making its return this fall.
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Originally hosted live from New York City by Carson Daly, the revival will premiere in October and will introduce viewers to new talent, including rapper and comedian DC Young Fly and Erik Zachary, a radio host for 103.5 KISS FM in Chicago. A massive studio facing Times Square (much like the original one) is currently under construction.
"If we're going to come back and reinvent MTV, the studio is a given," MTV president Chris McCarthy told The New York Times. "It is the centerpiece."
"It's the right route," he added. "When you talk to artists and they say to you, unaware of what we're doing, 'Can you bring back TRL?' We'd be crazy not to reinvent that. MTV's reinvention is coming by harnessing its heritage."
The all-new TRL is slated to air an hour a day on the network, but McCarthy says it may grow to two to three hours a day once the show is completely developed. The NYT reports the show will also produce daily content on Instagram and Snapchat.
"You've been doubted before…," DC Young Fly, who appeared on season seven of MTV's Wild 'N Out, wrote on Instagram following the announcement. "#ILoveMakingThemBelievers #MTVLetsTurnUp #TRLisBack."
Zachary also took to social media, tweeting, "Anddd the secret is out. Words truly cannot explain how much of a dream come true this is. (and yes! I'll still be on @1035KISSFM too!!!!)"
In celebration of the exciting news, we've rounded up a few of our favorite guest appearances from the late '90s and early '00s.
Watch below:
1998: Hanson hosts
1999: The Backstreet Boys release Millennium & shut down Times Square
1999: Christina Aguilera performs "Genie In a Bottle"
2000: Britney Spears performs "Oops! I Did It Again"
2000: Eminem takes over
2005: Destiny's Child reveal breakup
2006: Robin Williams answers fan questions live via webcam
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