This morning, Jay-Z officially dropped his critically acclaimed new album 4:44, which has already gone platinum since its early release on Tidal last week.

There has been a great deal of buzz over the album, but now talk has turned to the rapper's daughter, who is featured on the bonus track "Blue's Freestyle/We Family."

Blue Ivy rapping on 4:44 pic.twitter.com/jC7PpJWg5a

— Beyoncé Aus ?? (@BeyonceAUS) July 7, 2017

Considering the young rapper's age, her delivery is particularly impressive. And we aren't at all surprised, considering who her parents are.

Since the track was released, the internet has exploded with positive reactions, some calling for a BET nomination, others struggling to interpret Blue Ivy's ambiguous lyrics.

Blue ivy coming for that female rap @BET award 2018 pic.twitter.com/095TbgYRYB

— Myke (@Liberianboii86) July 7, 2017

Blue Ivy said she never seen a ceiling in her whole life...meaning she don't believe in limits #StayWoke

— MonsterKing (@CerromeRussell) July 7, 2017

me @ miss Blue Ivy's freestyle even though I'm not entirely sure what baby girl is saying pic.twitter.com/sf4ok7QMMo

— ♛ (@beytrash) July 7, 2017

Blue Ivy already got more bars than Nicki Minaj

— Bigly Smalls (@ALG3nius) July 7, 2017

Blue Ivy’s flow alone is better than most of these new rappers

— #Ravens#O's#Lakers (@B_MoreRob) July 7, 2017

Blue Ivy: Everything a singaaa everything a shacka, everything a shacka. boom shaka laka, boom shaka laka. pic.twitter.com/ZakzacXQdf

— Kazeem Famuyide (@RealLifeKaz) July 7, 2017

Sis has rhythm in her genetics.
COME THRU BLUE IVY.
Kidz bop is QUIVERING. https://t.co/1XhsjC0zYK

— queen quen (@quenblackwell) July 7, 2017

This isn't the first time Blue has appeared in her famous parents' work. In 2016, she was featured in Beyonce's "Formation" music video.

Whether or not Blue Ivy's newborn siblings, Rumi and Sir, will follow in her family's musical footsteps remains to be seen. In the meantime, we are excited to see what direction Blue's career will take next.