Is Kylie Jenner planning an album after her ‘Fourth Strike’ pop debut?

Multihyphenate founder Kylie Jenner made her debut in the music world earlier this week, and she’s already looking forward to creating music in the future.

The reality TV star served vocals on Terror Jr’s Fourth Strike, which was released earlier this week.

On Thursday, October 16, Jenner opened up about the behind-the-scenes process of creating the song in a new Q&A video posted on YouTube.

“Well, you know, this is, like, my dream,” Jenner began, reflecting on stepping into pop music. “I’ve been talking about this since I came out of the womb. I, like, wanted to be a pop star — or, I don’t know what I am. But I just, like, never had the confidence.”

The Kylie Beauty founder explained, “I think turning 28 just does something to you. I’m gonna be 30 soon, and I just don’t want to look back on life and have any regrets, and this is something I’ve always wanted to try.”

Although Jenner made it clear that she’s “not like Adele or anything,” she added that she “always wanted to try to see if I can do it.”

“The first recording session, I was really nervous,” she said of the singing process. “I had, like, three margaritas, or vodka sodas, actually.”

But is Jenner planning to make more music in the future? She “hopes so” and “would love to try,” as she teased in the video.

“That was so much fun. I don’t want it to end. And I think, why not? I think we should try. Let’s, like, make an album,” she added. “And if we’re not feeling it, we’ll just listen to it ourselves.”

Fourth Strike also doubles as a promo for the revival of Jenner’s iconic King Kylie era, which makes its comeback alongside a new Kylie Cosmetics collection inspired by that persona, launching on Saturday, Oct. 18.

RELATED: Kylie Jenner gives subtle nod to model Sofia Richie