For those who can't remember the 2000s, probably because they were there, the Motorola Razr was undeniably one of the most popular consumer technology devices.

The iconic phone sold 130 million units over a four-year span after launching in 2004, and it was the best-selling flip phone in the world. The Razr was seen everywhere from the 2005 Academy Awards gift bags to the set of Entourage as the preferred phone of Ari Gold.

Motorola sent out a press invite last week that appeared to tease the relaunch of the foldable Razr phone. The event, which will take place in Los Angles on 13 November, will include a “highly anticipated unveiling of a reinvented icon”.

“You’re going to flip,” Motorola’s announcement read.

A return of the Razr has been rumored for years, and in January the Wall Street Journal confirmed those rumblings when it reported that Motorola is indeed reintroducing the device, which will have a $1,500 price point. Motorola plans to manufacture about 200,000 Razr phones, the WSJ said.

It isn’t clear exactly what a 2019 Motorola Razr would look like, but it’s expected to have a foldable screen, similar to the Samsung Galaxy Fold.