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Chance the Rapper just wants you to relax.

The sex video amateurindependent artist shared a playlist with fans on Monday afternoon—filled with Bon Iver, Solange, Kirk Franklin and more— and urged everyone to hit play and just submerge themselves in a tub of warm water for a bit.

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"I been neglecting myself, not taking care of me. I take a shower everyday," Chance wrote on Twitter before linking the Apple Music playlist. "But when is it bath time? Now."

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And now everyone has dropped what they are doing to hop in the tub—including Chance himself, sans hat.

"Get in the tub, you deserve it," he wrote. Damn right you do.

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In response to the gift, people have been sending Chance some of the best gifs of iconic bathtub moments with their immediate thoughts on the tracks—and the consensus is that everyone just really, really needed this.

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You can listen to the playlist here. Chance the Rapper—making America relax again.

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