In a recent interview, Jack Black, the star of the cult classic comedy ‘School of Rock’, dropped a bombshell by expressing his eagerness to make a sequel to the beloved film. The 2003 hit, which featured Black as Dewey Finn, a substitute teacher who transforms a group of students into a rock band, has remained a fan favorite for over two decades.

“I’m ready,” Black enthusiastically declared during the interview, even proposing a potential title for the sequel: “School of Rock 2: Electric Boogaloo.” The suggested title pays homage to the 1984 sequel to the dance film ‘Breakin”.

However, fans should approach this news with a measure of caution. Black has previously expressed interest in a ‘School of Rock’ sequel, only to later retreat from his comments in follow-up interviews. As of now, no official announcements have been made regarding the production of a second installment.

One challenge in creating a sequel would be the age of the original cast members who portrayed the students. Many of these actors are now in their 30s, which could require a storyline involving the former students as parents, rather than as young musicians.

Despite these potential obstacles, the enduring popularity of ‘School of Rock’, which even inspired a Broadway musical adaptation, suggests that there may still be a significant audience eager for a sequel.

The interview in which Black expressed his interest in ‘School of Rock 2’ was conducted by JOE, a media outlet. While the actor’s comments have set the internet abuzz with excitement, it remains uncertain whether a sequel will actually come to fruition.

As fans eagerly await further developments, the question remains: will Jack Black and the gang reunite to rock our world once more?