What day was it yesterday? It was October 3rd. AKA Mean Girls Day, AKA the day that Cady Heron and Aaron Samuels "spoke again", AKA the day that it was announced the best film in the world would be HEADING TO THE STAGE.
So if you've ever wanted to see Kevin G's rap LIVE (as we all have), you're in luck.
Grool.
Mean Girls bosses took to Facebook to announce the news, posting: "Happy October 3rd! The Mean Girls Musical is coming to Washington, D.C. Fall of 2017!
Official Instagram and Twitter: @MeanGirlsDC
#MeanGirls | #OctoberThird | #MeanGirlsDay | #TheLimitDoesNotExist |#ThatsSoFetch | #YourMomsChestHair | #SheDoesntEvenGoHere |#YouCantSitWithUs | #HerHairIsFullOfSecrets |#OnWednesdaysWeWearPink | #Grool | #WidesetVagina |#YouGoGlennCoco | #MeanGirlsDC"
That might be the best set of hashtags we've seen ever in our lives.
And don't fret – this (probably) won't be some kind of shoddy half arsed attempt at an adaption, as Tina Fey herself is involved.
The play is apparently going to be created by Tony Award-nominated lyricist Nell Benjamin, who did Legally Blonde The Musical, as well as Tina Fey and her husband Jeffrey Richmond (who composed the title song for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt).
Unfortunately for us in the UK, there are at present only plans to stage the musical in Washington DC.
But if anything's worth a trip to the US…
This is far more welcome news than the notion that there could possibly be a Love Actually sequel in the pipeline.
The production company Working Title (the same ones who made Four Weddings) would apaz love to see a second film made.
"What my founder Tim [Bevan] and I would love to do [is] another Love Actually. But that would all be about whether Richard Curtis wants to write another one. But that's one we often talk about," co-chairman Eric Fellner told The Independent.
We aren't convinced.