The “Dreamgirls” star also dropped two country-inspired singles — “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages.”

Fans have taken to social media to note possible clues that Gaga and Beyoncé are seemingly working together to create a sequel to their colorful and catchy 2009 hit.

In the teaser for “Renaissance Act II,” there was a subtle hint that “Telephone” might be on redial.

In the trailer, the Grammy winner is seen driving in a yellow taxicab. In “Telephone,” the “Shallow” singer and the Houston native are shown cruising in a bright yellow car titled “The Pussy Wagon.”

Speculation was further spurred on X (formerly known as Twitter) when viewers did a deep dive into the theory.

One person explained that in the original music video, Gaga was featured being arrested on Feb. 11, 2010.

Beyoncé released her new music on Feb. 11, 2024.

“Lady Gaga was arrested in February 11, 2010 Today, February 11, 2024, Beyoncé announced Act II One track is called Texas Hold ‘Em and one of Gaga’s most famous songs starts with ‘I wanna hold ‘em like they do in Texas’ TELEPHONE PT 2 CONFIRMED,” someone wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

In Gaga’s 2008 pop song “Poker Face,” a lyric literally croons: “I wanna hold ’em like they do in Texas, please/ Fold ’em, let ’em hit me, raise it, baby, stay with me.”

“Hear me out.. Beyoncé’s song is called ‘Texas hold ‘em’ and lady Gaga has a song called “poker face” .. This is giving ‘Telephone’ era, but what if it’s a prequel to ‘Telephone’ and on Lady Gaga’s next album is the official Sequel?” a person wondered.

The “A Star Is Born” actress recently posted a photo of herself mixing music in a studio, leading fans to believe that she’s working on her seventh album.

The nine-minute clip for “Telephone” also ends with the words “To Be Continued” — a promise that has yet to be fulfilled.

Even more, the “Renaissance Act II” teaser showed a license plate with the number “68.” This could be an nod to Gaga’s birth year — 1986.

During the Super Bowl, Gaga posted a photo of herself at the game holding up a peace sign — or maybe the No. 2?

“Lets f – – king go,” she captioned the snapshot.

During the football match, the “Run the World (Girls)” singer — also in attendance at Allegiant Stadium — appeared in a Verizon ad, where she attempted different tricks in order to “break the internet.

“OK, they ready. Drop the new music,” Beyoncé exclaimed at the end of the commercial.