Chance The Rapper Shares Bath Time Playlist Featuring Young Thug, D.R.A.M. and More

Chance The Rapper delivers a new Apple Music playlist called Yup, which consists of 26 tracks designed specifically for bath time listening.

The playlist, which you can stream below, contains artists including Young Thug, D.R.A.M., Migos, 2 Chainz, Lil Uzi Vert, Gucci Mane, Wyclef Jean, Kirk Franklin, Frank Ocean and much more.

Today (Dec. 12), Chano took to Twitter and posted the playlist link, adding, "I been neglecting myself, not taking care of me. I take a shower everyday. But when is it Bath time? Now." Then he followed that up by writing, "Enjoy a bath once in a while. I made this playlist. Get in the tub, press shuffle and treat yourself."

As aforementioned, you can enjoy the stream below courtesy of Apple Music. In other Chano-related news, the Chi-town artist recently said he'd purchase a Shia LaBeouf rap album. He's also nominated for an incredible seven Grammys.

Chance The Rapper's Yup Playlist
1. Young Thug - "Harambe"
2. Bon Iver - "00000 Million"
3. Solange - "Cranes in the Sky"
4. 2 Chainz - "Lil Baby" Feat. Ty Dolla $ign
5. Lil Uzi Vert - "Do What I Want"
6. Migos - "Bad and Boujee"
7. Misterwives - "Same Drugs"
8. Gucci Mane - "Pussy Print" Feat. Kanye West
9. Gucci Mane - "Back on Road" Feat. Drake
10. Gregory Porter - "Be Good (Lion's Song)"
11. Wyclef Jean - "Gone Till November"
12. Chance the Rapper - "Summer Friends" Feat. Jeremih & Francis & The Lights
13. Kirk Franklin - "Melodies from Heaven"
14. Francis and the Lights - "It's Alright to Cry"
15. Frank Ocean - "Solo (Reprise)"
16. Frank Ocean - "Self Control"
17. Kirk Franklin & The Family - "Riverside"
18. Frank Ocean - "Godspeed"
19. D.R.A.M. - "Get It Myself"
20. Erykah Badu - "Hello"
21. Frank Ocean - "Solo"
22. Drake - "Feel No Ways"
23. Donny Hathaway - "This Christmas"
24. Smokie Norful - "I Need You Now"
25. Hezekiah Walker & The Love Fellowship Choir - "I Need You to Survive"
26. Fred Hammond & Radical for Christ - "Let the Praise Begin"

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