Take That have given us all those feels by releasing a nostalgic video for their classic song Pray.
The music vid marks the release of their new Odyssey compilation, which is available to purchase as of today.
In the clip, the band throw it right back to the 90s, as they dig deep in their Take That archives.
A lot of the footage has never been seen before, and even shares snippets from the time Robbie Williams joined the boys during the early 90s.
Fans were taken aback by the clip and championed the stars for their years of success.
One wrote: Wow wow this is an incredible video full lots of great memories from the past and the present love this guys one big thank you and with Pray song is my favourite both versions.
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Another added: I absolutely love this version, I think it brings out the true emotions of the song that kind of get lost in the original. Love them both though!
While someone else commented: What a blast from the past… Such a nice video, I had all my teen years flash from my eyes. And the song… Pure emotions…
But while the band were busy sparking all of the nostalgia, they also sparked rumours that their next tour would be their farewell tour.
But Gary Barlow reassured us all that that is just not true.
Chatting on the Graham Norton show, he said: Lets hope [its] not [farewell]! This feels like end of part two to us.
Part one was the 90s and part two is three decades of music. Then, after this, we can get excited about whats next.
Earlier today it was announced that Robbie will indeed be joining the boys for a reunion performance on the X Factor.
Dan Wootton revealed on Lorraine: It would be totally wrong for Take That to perform as a trio with Robbie in the audience.
Gary recently spoke about where his friendship with Robbie was at, and claimed to be in the best place theyve ever been.
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He told presenter Ross King: Wed both say its not a rivalry, but you know it is. Im completely fine as long as I sell one more copy of my new album.
I mean, no, honestly were probably in the best place weve ever been… We talk a lot. We email a lot. I think those days are over, I really do.
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