Fart song for kids — "Did You Toot?" cover art by Snuggle Bunch

Did You Toot?

Wolfie from Snuggle Bunch about to attend a video game conventionByWolfie

About This Song

“Did You Toot?” goes right into the giggle zone that every kid lives in and every parent has navigated… farts! At the dinner table, in the car, and somehow always at the quietest possible moment. The song takes the silly and makes it smart, with verses about toots big and small!

This hilarious family hip hop track is the potty humor anthem toddlers and preschoolers didn’t know they needed. Because farts are funny, they’re natural, and we all feel better after a toot!.

If your little one loved this, check out Poop (comes out of the butt), Run to the Potty!, and THREEnager! for more silly Snuggle Bunch fun!

Lyrics

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What was the sound
I heard just now
A sort of rumble bumble
Didn’t come from the clouds
And now I get a sense
A funny smell in the air
A smell thats unmistakable
It’s a smell I cant bare

Did you toot?
Did ya did ya did ya
Did you toot?
Oh man, come on
Did ya toot?
I think someone did it
Did ya toot?
Oh gosh, alright now

Now let’s be real
It’s not a thing to condemn
Cause we all feel better
After breakin’ some wind
Yeah sure it’s kinda silly
And it makes a fun sound
But you can’t try to hide it
From anyone who’s around

Some toots are big
Some toots are small
Some toots don’t make
A toot sound at all
But that’s no excuse
To be icky or crass
Just because a big toot
Came right out your…

Butt Butt Butt!

Did you toot?
Did ya did ya did ya
Did you toot?
Oh man, come on
Did ya toot?
I think someone did it
Did ya toot?
Oh gosh, alright now

Did ya toot?

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Wolfie from Snuggle Bunch about to attend a video game convention

Wolfie Williams is a North American Gray Wolf (aka Timber Wolf) and a seasoned music producer, producing and performing on hip hop and rock music back as far as the 1980s!

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