South Korea - Sometimes you just can't beat a bit of toilet humor! This TikTok-gone-viral of a dog farting in a microphone has been getting the giggles, and we're all for it.

Haru, a little French bulldog featured on the TikTok channel griffinfrenchie proved just how immature the internet has become with her viral microphone-enhanced flatulence. Seriously, guys?

A recent TikTok video begins with the little doggo sleeping on a rug, nothing but the soft rumble of her snoring can be heard. Placed carefully behind her rear end is a microphone, positioned perfectly to pick up the oncoming storm.

What happens next has the internet in uncontrollable (and rather immature) fits of giggling.

In the throes of deep sleep, an adorable yet fierce fart gets released from her behind, amplified by the microphone which seems to have been given a solid amount of reverb (just to, you know, amplify the humor).

The sound startles Haru from her slumber, and she wakes shocked and confused, looking around for what caused the extraordinary noise. She turns around and looks towards the camera confused, or is it maybe a little bit embarrassed?

But she should be proud – her video made a lot of people laugh! On TikTok alone, the dog fart microphone clip has 86 million views and more than 5.8 million likes, plus another 2.9 million on Instagram. Having been heard by that many people, that must have been one hell of a fart!

Having amassed 61,000 comments on TikTok, it's no surprise that a few viewers (or, perhaps, listeners) have come out with some pretty top quality zingers. One wrote, "That made me laugh so much."

Another noted "he got shocked by his own fart!", while a third added "Lmafo he turned around like 'why'd you do that man?'" Others users warned Haru's owners to stay away from the dog fart microphone: "Don't smell the mic I repeat don't smell the mic."

Haru and her pal Griffin, also a French Bulldog, are a pretty successful social media duo. On TikTok, the two dogs have 4.4 million followers, on Instagram they have 459,000, and on top of that they have a YouTube channel with 123,000 fans.

The dogs haven't become popular just because of their flatulence. They also like to sing and listen to Beyonce and The Weeknd.