This child is the future of music.

Jolee Dunn, an eight-year-old singer-songwriter in the making, did not want to go to bed. In an effort to stall, she performed a charming song titled "I Wonder What's Inside Your Butthole."

Here are the lyrics:

I wonder what's inside your butthole, I wonder what's inside your butthole. Maybe there is astronauts, maybe there is aliens, all inside your butthole. What's inside your butthole, I always wanna know. What's inside your butthole, I always wanna know.

Her mother, singer-songwriter Lisa Rieffel-Dunn, posted a video of Jolee's song on Twitter on Friday. Since then, it's gone viral and inspired dozens of "I Wonder What's Inside Your Butthole" covers.

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"Jolee is constantly making funny little songs," Rieffel-Dunn said in a Twitter DM. "She is the funniest human I have ever met."

When asked what inspired her song, Jolee said, "Sometimes you just think about buttholes, man."

The song is already being covered and remixed.

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Jolee has been writing and improvising songs for as "far back" as Rieffel-Dunn can remember. She sent a video of her daughter crooning about the family dog as a toddler. Jolee was also featured in a trippy music video, H. Kink.

"That was fuckin' weird," Jolee quips at the end of the video, which portrays a vintage puppet show going off the rails.

Rieffel-Dunn added that Jolee is "no stranger to the mic" and is currently taking piano lessons, which she's "taken to so quickly." But she's relatively unfazed by her newfound fame — she doesn't particularly care unless her idol Doja Cat has seen the video.

"She sings “Say so” an obscene amount of times a day," Rieffel-Dunn said.

Jolee is currently working on her first EP. Recorded songs include her viral butthole song and this hit, titled "Why Do You Be Near to Donald Trump?"

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When asked directly for comment, Jolee was preoccupied with more important matters.

"I'm recording my new record," she said through her mother's Twitter account. "Bye."