It sounds like one of the most popular rap groups in recent history is making a return soon as the Migos are looking set to take over with their new single “Taco Tuesday.”

The trio has been working on a new mixtape during quarantine, which is set to arrive before Culture III, and an unreleased song from Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff has just surfaced online.

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The song is called “Taco Tuesday” and, as you would expect, it’s about eating tacos on a Tuesday. While the subject matter seems pretty stale, the delivery is absolutely on point and we honestly cannot wait to hear more of it. 

“Taco Tuesday, I got the cheese, she tastin’ the Kool-Aid/Migo the plug, Guadeloupe/She gon’ do what the group say, comprende,” raps Quavo in the chorus. His ad-libs, as always, are very much on point as he shouts “Tacooooo” in the background.

While there is not yet a release date for this banger, Quavo does not seem peeved that the preview ended up leaking online, commenting excitedly when DJ Akademiks posted the snippet.

This sounds like it has the potential to be the next big hit for the three-man crew, who have recently been focused on their solo ventures. 

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Juice WRLD’s tragic death last month hit the world hard, and his musical genius and impressive freestyling skills continue to be remembered. The young Chicago rapper released his last body of work in March of 2019 with Death Race For Love, so it’s no surprise that he would have already had tons of music in the vault prior to his passing. It looks like one Internet nuisance assumed as much, since, per HipHopNMore, a hacker has managed to get their hands on Juice’s inventory of unreleased tracks. HHNM shared that dozens of Juice’s songs have been posted on SoundCloud under the name “999 WRLD.” While an exact number has not yet been determined, at least 26 tracks from the young talent have surfaced online.

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The tracks in the leaked collection bear titles like “Boss Of Me,” “Codependent,” “Dome,” “Facetious,” “F*ck About Your Feelings,” “Hypnotic,” “KKK/999,” “Runaway,” “Work Out,” though it is not known whether Juice gave these names to these songs himself. Among the mix is a collab with Lil Yachty called “Confused.” Though Juice’s estate and family have not announced any plans to release a posthumous album of any kind, these tracks just might end up on there if such a thing occurs. Juice was posthumously featured on “Godzilla” off of Eminem‘s latest album, Music To Be Murdered By, which dropped without warning on Friday. A photo of Juice from the night he recorded his verse on the track was shared following the surprise drop.