The hashtag #deathgripsisonline trended on Twitter this morning after the experimental hip-hop group’s long-dormant account posted a cryptic video.

DEATH GRIPS IS ONLINE ™✓✓✓✓✓ pic.twitter.com/cfX6DLlKqx

— Barbudinho do SUS (@ArthurMcvicious) May 12, 2022

The video, which seems to depict a moth flying around a pair of hands as distorted music plays and lights wildly flash, was immediately seized upon by fans of the group as a sign of new music to come.

pic.twitter.com/pXUjxtBCY2

— Ꭰeath Ꮹrips (@bbpoltergiest) May 12, 2022

Many celebrated the joyous occasion of the return of Death Grips to social media by posting bizarre, in-your-face memes that seem to visually represent the often harsh and outlandish sounds of Death Grips songs.

Death Grips is online pic.twitter.com/rP7zk0KKQn

— Billy B. (@BillyBroccy2) May 12, 2022

DEATH GRIPS IS ONLINE pic.twitter.com/AjLA4mE9Ta

— o.k. (@norealthreat) May 12, 2022

Death Grips is online pic.twitter.com/dWTeDIhq6J

— Mr.Limbo & The Big Steppers (@Limbo_Ya_Boi) May 12, 2022

Some speculated that the new video meant Death Grips planned to release an album on Friday, May 13th, possibly in response to rapper Kendrick Lamar who has confirmed his newest project – titled Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers – will come out on that date.

kendrick lamar inspired death grips to come out of their cave as well https://t.co/5bLRXuwKJ4

— mariano 🦦 (@oscos) May 12, 2022

Death Grips has yet to clarify, or release anything more than the video of the moth — but perhaps that’s all they really need to say.

death grips can post a picture of a rat in a dumpster & their fans will be like “omg new album?!?!!!”

— asian baby shamate (@pocketedmask) May 12, 2022