are being honored in Philadelphia in a major way as the legendary hip-hop group and Philly natives are set to be honored with a stretch East Passyunk in the city Brotherly Love, ficially earning them what is now Avenue Of The Roots.

Per the Philadelphia Inquirer, the red signage was already placed at the 600 Block Passyunk on Friday. A dedication ceremony to commemorate the moment and honor their legacy will take place during the last week May 2020, coinciding with the timeline this year’s Roots Picnic.

“….does this mean WHAT I THINK IT MEANS!!!???!!!???” de facto frontman penned in a caption on Instagram. “H]ell a way to find out!!!! WOW!!!!!”

The legislation was originally proposed by activist Leroy McCarthy, the same individual allegedly behind moves to have streets named after the likes , , and Tupac Shakur. It was Philadelphia City Council legislator Mark Squilla who ficially introduced the resolution that led to the establishment Avenue the Roots.

“I am happy that Avenue the Roots is getting done, happy for hip-hop, happy for Philly and beyond. Plus, this is Black History Month in the making,” McCarthy said in a statement. “Congrats to The Roots and Team Roots for putting in the work over the years. This honor is well deserved. It took hard work to get this done, and the overall efforts for hip-hop recognition, but this is bigger than me — doing it for the culture, and hip-hop don’t stop. I’m looking forward to the street dedication in May 2020.”