Chris Janson’s “Fix A Drink” Is Hot Garbage
No.
Now Nashville’s decided to try and make the Geico Caveman a superstar it appears, and it’s only appropriate, because to find anything fetching in this anthem to American devolution, your forehead has to stick out over your eyebrows so far that you don’t need to wear a hat in the rain.
You want to talk about musical “evolution”? This song is like some sort of reverse engineered audio trigger formulated by a comic book archenemy to cause mankind to swing a U-turn in the evolutionary process where all people want to do is purchase full size trucks, hang out near bodies of water, and drink themselves into a stupor so that an evil regime can waltz right into the places of power and seize ultimate control due to the widespread lethargy and indifference throughout society. With songs like this being blasted out to the teeming masses, soon the social order in society will be determined by who picks ticks off each other’s backs, and we’ll be slinging our own poo at each other to settle differences.
“Fix A Drink” isn’t a delicately-crafted beverage made with only the finest ingredients by a season mixologist using feel and instinct to make signature and customized liquid magic, it’s jiggered-by-the-book watered-down swill served up by an Applebee’s fry cook covering the bar’s swing shift because the real bartender had the shits. Funny thing is, Chris Janson’s been out there for the last year or so trying to sell records by pulling at people’s heartstrings about his hard fought sobriety. He was an inspiration to people for overcoming obscurity as a struggling songwriter and putting his family first. Now all of a sudden he’s the drunk-in-chief personally pushing the sauce because that’s what the record label wants. What a piece of shit move. Forget authenticity arguments, this guy is a downright sleaze.
Is “Fix A Drink” the worst country song ever? It’s worth bringing to the table for discussion, but it’s certainly one of the most formulaic: monotone, rapped verses with urbanized inflections and gesticulations from Mr. Neanderthal, that idiotic rising chorus that you hear in every mainstream country song, and the same exact drum beat that is in nearly every mainstream hit these days. This nitwit even has the audacity to name drop Hank. You know, like every one of these damn party songs do. But this is a long way from “Lost Highway.”
And like all these songs, the video does it one worse, relying on Luke Bryan for eye candy since Chris Janson and his scraggly beard are rougher than a peanut patty goober side up. I guess there’s some other cameos in there, maybe Dustin Lynch who’s jumped aboard the sellout train himself, and maybe LoCash or something? I don’t know who all these clowns are, but you can douse it all with Everclear and set it ablaze for all I care. It even shows these assholes chunking television sets into a river. Are they going to fish them out, or do I have to glue them to the end of my boot and stick them up Chris Janson’s pimply A-hole? Oh, and let’s have a video where everyone’s getting schnockered, and then they go shoot a bunch of fucking guns. GREAT idea of how to promote responsible gun ownership to mainstream country’s idiot masses.
I wanted to like Chris Janson, and because he isn’t just another Music Row pretty boy. His song “Holdin’ Her” was quite strong, and he’s one of the few newer artists who actually pays attention to the Grand Ole Opry. But trying to be a proponent of his is like owning a snake for a pet. At some point, you’re gonna get bitten. After all, he’s the guy who got his big break as a co-writer of “Truck Yeah.”
It’s 2017, and mainstream country music fans are slowly heading towards the fate of unintelligent protoplasm only there to suck up alcohol, while simultaneously sucking the life force out of anyone who sees country music as a place for meaning and substance that’s supposed to sing about people’s demons as opposed to making light of them.
May 30, 2017 @ 8:18 am
Chris came on the Opry replay on SXM the other day. We listened to Buy Me a Boat, which I still don’t really care for, and then he played this song. I thought 2 out of 4 singles about drinking for a sober person was bad enough and then he started singing (talking?) this song. I think we made it 30 seconds before we had to change it because it was so bad.
May 30, 2017 @ 8:22 am
For us he was one of the worst acts at Party For A Cause last yr during ACM weekend..He honestly thinks he’s a rapper.
May 30, 2017 @ 8:34 am
The only think I can add is that these numbnuts were shooting guns without hearing protection.
May 30, 2017 @ 8:45 am
Not my tv? Oh can’t believe he earned a zero, either?
May 30, 2017 @ 9:01 am
Boring and one-note. This makes Red Solo Cup sound like a masterpiece. Who listens to this shit? It’s the musical equivalent of wallpaper, or one of those things you put your feet up on. It’s just… there. But I guess that’s the point.
May 30, 2017 @ 9:29 am
It’s hard to get exercised about stuff like this anymore. Country music may be alive and well but commercial radio is unredeemable. Burn it down.
May 30, 2017 @ 9:32 am
The success of singles such as Body Like a Back Road are going to keep this shit coming.
The majority sells out for the dollar; always has and always will. Nashville has never been able to chase guys like Sturgill Simpson and Chris Stapleton because they can’t find enough real talent to do it. Always been that way too.
May 30, 2017 @ 12:19 pm
“Body Like a Backroad” will be like “Cruise” was a few years ago, inspiring doppelgangers for years to come. This song has one purpose: to get played on the radio, with every millisecond specifically formulated to be a super hit.
May 31, 2017 @ 4:26 am
I wasn’t aware Chris was sober. His one year battle with soberity is under emphasized in my opinion and sums up the utter and complete fallacy of today’s country music. Forget this song is bad; the simple storyline that a guy who is sober is singing a song about fixing a drink to make everything better, is fradualent in my opinion. This small detail might be the biggest example of Nashville’s complete and disgusting erroneousness.
I hope anyone associated in the industry feels like complete shit for being associated with such; your not making music, you are nothing short of a fraud.
May 31, 2017 @ 6:54 am
This is why any talk of the “Bros” demise (Bro-Country; Metro Bro, and whatever the hell else) is premature, to say the least (IMHO).
May 31, 2017 @ 8:46 am
Bro-Country most certainly lost significant market share in late 2015, and into 2016, and this is something you could diagram out if you wished. Is it coming back in 2017? I think you could make a good case for that. The fact that “Backroad” is in the title of this Sam Hunt smash hit directly ties it to the early emergence of Bro-Country.
May 30, 2017 @ 10:09 am
This guy looks like he’s had a head injury.
May 30, 2017 @ 10:16 am
I told you the Country Music Illuminati were trying to take over the world using the exact method Trigger speaks of. Their leader is Blake Shelton, who is secretly the Red Skull in disguise. This is proven by him bragging about his redredredredredredredredredneck.
May 30, 2017 @ 1:47 pm
This theory brought to you by Dr. Doom.
June 7, 2020 @ 6:34 pm
I can’t stand Bro country, especially Luke Brian? He is an insult to an already damaged industry. Why does every bad thing that comes along have to be a seperate genre? “Bro Country?” ‘Its horrible, can’t we just get back to music, real music, where you need a voice and talent? Also, nothing to do with how much money you bring to the table to buy your song onto the charts at #10. Its disgusting.
May 30, 2017 @ 10:50 am
As much as I’d like to say this is the worst ‘country’ song I’ve ever heard, I honestly can’t differentiate it from half the other shit that makes its way onto mainstream radio these days.
However, he does have a supremely punchable face which makes the music video truly unbearable.
May 30, 2017 @ 10:58 am
He looks like the guy from the freecreditreport.com commercials after a couple years of chasing the dragon…
May 30, 2017 @ 11:04 am
Sounds good to me, whats wrong with a feel good song. I love the old stuff too and all the independents from Texas. Blake was right, quit being old farts and jackasses
May 30, 2017 @ 1:49 pm
Nothing’s wrong with a feel good song.
The problem is, this is a feel good song written and sung by people with a second grade reading level.
May 31, 2017 @ 8:09 am
Part of me agrees with you, but you can have a feel good song that’s not lazy and/or pandering. There’s zero story, there’s nothing clever, nothing poignant, and the point is basically that the world is shit and there’s nothing we can do but drown our sorrows. Which would lead me to ask… “Is it really a feel good song?”
I really liked Buy Me a Boat… and I think he has a nice country voice, but–even as someone who loves to listen to, sing, and write drinking songs… this one is luke warm and watered down.
May 30, 2017 @ 11:04 am
Fixin’ a drink is about the only way you can get through listening to this trash.
May 30, 2017 @ 11:35 am
Did some dude above me just say “Blake Shelton was right”?!
Allllrighty then, that’s a enough internet for me today….
May 30, 2017 @ 12:12 pm
I don’t know if it is the worst song ever (don’t forget truck Yeah, Body Like a Backroad, Anything with Blake Shelton and FGL) but what has happened to country music? This song makes Nickelback look like a genius!
May 30, 2017 @ 12:17 pm
Whoooooo. Yeah fixin ta get buzzed bitches!!!! Clink it up to fix a drink.
What the hell happened to the world is nothing holy. If everyone is turning into mindless drunken zombies whos driviny he bus. Some one has to be a responsible adult. Which brings us to the point that should came up first and been the title of this article regardless of whether its click bait.
CHRIS JANSON GETS DRUNK AND COMMITS FELONY:DRIVING INTOXICATED WITH A MINOR.
May 30, 2017 @ 12:39 pm
I notice they are shooting shotguns without hearing protection. Maybe they can’t hear how bad they are.
May 30, 2017 @ 9:27 pm
This comment made me laugh out loud, almost woke up my daughter and the dog…
May 30, 2017 @ 1:01 pm
I watched it with the sound off and even the video is cliche bro-country garbage. 4×4 trucks, mud holes, ATVs, solo cups. When will this ever end?
May 30, 2017 @ 1:02 pm
I actually do like this song. I don’t get why Chris Janson is a sleaze, so what if he is now Sober and yet his songs involve drinking. I really don’t get the problem at all. Judge the music as it is, but leave how an artist is as a person out of it.
May 31, 2017 @ 2:53 am
Really? So he should be doing songs glorifying the substance that screwed up his life? The substance that he had to battle to reach sobriety? I wonder how the others at his 12-step meetings — you know, the ones still struggling with alcohol addiction — feel about the song?
Then again, we’ve been here before: https://savingcountrymusic.com/sober-chris-janson-releases-power-of-positive-drinking-makes-the-ghost-of-lou-reed-weep/
May 31, 2017 @ 3:34 am
But here’s the thing. An artists personal life should be taken out when judging a song. The authenticity argument is such horsesh!t in my opinion. If the music is good to my ears than why does it matter how authentic am artist is.
Also the verses are spoken word not rap, huge difference.
No Chris Janson should be doing whatever he pleases. If you don’t like it because of the lyrics, production, melody, vocals, etc, then that’s fine. But to bring someone’s personal life and to outright call them a sleaze when I’m willing to bet Trigger doesn’t know Chris Janson, just rubs me the wrong way.
May 31, 2017 @ 5:28 pm
It is just wrong to celebrate and /or promote a lifestyle/crutch/ behavior or an addictive substance which you know from personal experience can destroy relationships and lives .
There’s a generation or two of people confused and misguided by the hypocrisy that Janson illustrates here . This is a case of attempting to profit from a ” product’ regardless of the negative aspects or the emotional costs associated with that product .This is indefensible .
May 31, 2017 @ 5:32 pm
Don’t you think you are overreacting. I suppose I’m the only person who believes you should judge music on its own. Not this authenticity or delve into background.
But I digress. If this means I’m a moron or that I have terrible taste in music than so be it.
May 30, 2017 @ 1:05 pm
Oh, I forgot. Hey it’s okay, just throw that TV in the creek. Redneck idiot. Also, alcohol and firearms. Smart.
May 30, 2017 @ 2:30 pm
Made it through 39 seconds before killing it.
May 30, 2017 @ 2:44 pm
What an odd coincidence that liking/disliking and commenting are disabled already for the music video and audio video. Janson is a piece of shit.
May 30, 2017 @ 3:22 pm
Perfect score . Perfect review .
Yeah …possibly THE worst country song since Achy Breaky Heart but it would be up against some real turds ( looking at you Messrs. Hunt and Urban ).
This is a bucket of toxic sonic effluence .It could not have taken 6 minutes to write and record the whole mess . This is an all-out bid for the lowest common denominator’s indiscriminate and completely distracted attention . This is Music Row at it’s absolute desperate and most disrespectful .This is an insult to Songwriters (with a capital ” S ” ) by wannabes and forgettable also -rans . THIS is why there isn’t airtime for George Strait , Mark Chesnutt , Irene Kelly , Cody Johnson , Alan Jackson , Margo Price and countless other committed COUNTRY artists ???? This shit is why ???
May 30, 2017 @ 3:38 pm
Cliché country, this breed of music is hot garbage and these jackasses will follow any trend that comes along as long as someone tells them it’s cool. When did being a trend follower become cool?
May 30, 2017 @ 4:20 pm
Song sounds like everything else I hear panned on this site. As Don Trump likes to whisper, in a low baritone, into the microphone:
“Wrong.”
Also: Luke Bryan looks like my dad circa 29 years ago.
Very sensible, not-at-all-stylish shirt and cap, Luke.
May 30, 2017 @ 4:55 pm
Its meant to be enjoyed on the river or at a party with friends, not every song has to be world changing
May 30, 2017 @ 7:03 pm
If listening to this crap is your friends idea of enjoyable music to listen to on the river, you really need to stop hanging out with 16 year old girls.
May 30, 2017 @ 9:55 pm
Lol wtf do you listen to on the river? I like to hear drinking songs that are upbeat and fun. Maybe you like to listen to songs about making love to your drummer.
May 31, 2017 @ 7:39 am
I can list you a thousand songs that are fun and rockin’ and not shitty and are better than any of this shit and made for party time. Turn off the radio and look for real music. Jesus Christ.
Go to YouTube. Search for Billy Joe Shaver. “Georgia on a Fast Train”
“Black Rose”
“Hottest Thing in Town”
“You Wouldn’t Know Love If You Fell In It”
…that’s just one artist as an example, only a few of his classics.
Open your mind. It’s a wonderful world of feel good, good time music out there. And the cool thing is, they may make you shake your ass WHILE enriching your mind. What a concept.
May 31, 2017 @ 10:53 am
First, when I am “on the river”, I am usually fly fishing. Enjoying nature, having a beer sometimes in the process. Not floating around with a bunch of teens drinking Mike’s Hard Lemonade like you apparently are. If we do listen to music, it is usually country. Real country. Same goes for a more party environment on a boat, barbecue, etc. There is a ton of good music out there to listen to while having a good time…….that doesn’t involve subjecting yourself to annoying, teenie bop pop like this Janson song is. Let me guess, you also like the bust out with the Macarena, because its, like, sooooo fun to dance to.
May 31, 2017 @ 1:47 pm
I listen to all kinds of music, my favorites are Aaron Watson, Cody Johnson, Church, Strait, Jackson, and Paisley. I do like to turn up the bro stuff and have fun once in a while, ya know because Im not an old fart or a jackass like yourself
May 31, 2017 @ 2:59 pm
Shitty bro pop music does not = “fun”. You are on the wrong blog and need to go back to the Sam Hunt fan club site if you think otherwise.
May 31, 2017 @ 3:09 pm
I am pretty sure the artists I listed besides Church are traditional singers, Im just saying that this is a fun song thats all it was made for, you can go back to jerkin off to Merle Haggard now
May 31, 2017 @ 3:40 pm
Why does being near the river or with friends call for the need to listen to shitty ass music? If I’m on the river and with friends I want to listen to good music.
May 30, 2017 @ 5:17 pm
Terrible slew of backwash indeed. Why though, is a website titled Saving Country Music taking shots at the artist’s appearance? Who cares what he looks like since music is made to be heard? I agree with all the critiques regarding the song but why take cheap shots at how he looks when he leaves the song wide open for insults? There’s an entire host of amazing yet not the most aesthetically pleasing artists that this website pours praise upon constantly, so why stoop to that level for a song that already shot itself in the face? Just feels a little low brow to me.
May 30, 2017 @ 5:23 pm
Agree.
Luke Bryan, on the other hand, deserves to be mocked for his appearance.
May 30, 2017 @ 5:31 pm
because his looks = a marketable type to aimless tattoed boobie fangirls
September 7, 2018 @ 2:01 am
Hey you don’t like chris how does Ozzy Osbourne ring your bell?
May 30, 2017 @ 5:56 pm
First sentence in the second to last paragraph:
“I wanted to like Chris Janson, and because he isn’t just another Music Row pretty boy.”
C’mon, this is sarcasm. Listening to this song isn’t REALLY going to reverse the evolutionary process. At least, we hope not.
May 30, 2017 @ 6:06 pm
janson is like the scraggly dudes in the 70s with bad teeth and hairy nipples
surely nashpop can find a better class iof douchebag
May 30, 2017 @ 5:28 pm
“buy me a boat”
f***k this guy in particular
“soon the social order in society will be determined by who picks ticks off each other’s backs, and we’ll be slinging our own poo at each other to settle differences”
dude where you been
“not every song has to be world changing”
not every song has to be world drunk pissing and laughing your careless drunk ass off
May 30, 2017 @ 5:36 pm
btw kudos though for groupings on the TV
shoulda been a flatscreen though you cheap ass CRT skinflint bean counter tightwads
May 30, 2017 @ 7:59 pm
No comment on this song since I couldn’t get past the first 15 seconds. However, I finally heard “Body Like a Back Road.” It was played at a top 40 club with a predominantly Black and Latino crowd and boy did that song fill up the dance floor. I got to admit for where it was played it was actually a decent song.
May 31, 2017 @ 8:33 am
BUT ITS NOT COUNTRY MUSIC !!!!
You could turn on a drum machine and let it loop for an hour and fill a dance floor at a club with a party crowd. Dancers only need a tempo .
COUNTRY MUSIC needs great writers who can reflect traditional as well as timeless mores and great artists whose performances connect us emotionally to substance-driven themes . It needs musicians who can actually PLAY traditional instruments …not push buttons on software apps and drum machines . It needs honesty and sincerity from its artists …a commitment to the genre …not a commitment to a label or radio ….or dance clubs !
May 31, 2017 @ 9:10 am
I never said it was country music. I just brought up the point because there was an article on here about the song being a crossover hit. And the reason I never heard the song prior is that I don’t listen to the radio.
May 31, 2017 @ 5:18 pm
Hear ya , Marc. I take back the capitals …..lol.
I have a hair trigger when it comes to this ongoing parade of dolts undermining the genre with their disrespect and their nursery rhymes for 12 year olds …….which ALWAYS seem to find the hapless market they’re targeting . I barely listen to mainstream radio either ….but once in a while when I’m feeling a tad masochistic I’ll subject myself to it on my truck radio . Invariably I last , maybe , 3 tunes , I pull over to the side of the road…vomit , shed a quiet tear , pop in my Della Mae CD and try to rekindle my ire so as to keep fighting the good fight .
May 30, 2017 @ 8:53 pm
Chris Janson does both good album cuts and catchy radio singles. He is a good song writer, and someone who actually cares about country music and family values. This song isn’t the best, but I think it is better then almost anything on mainstream radio and is just a catchy summer single….and that is what Chris says it is….and upbeat summer song….
May 31, 2017 @ 5:45 am
“He is a good song writer, and someone who actually cares about country music and family values.”
After listening to ‘Fix a Drink’, I get the exact opposite feeling. Nothing about that song lends itself to caring about country music and/or family values.
May 30, 2017 @ 9:39 pm
I am most disappointed with myself as I was unable to refrain from pushing the tempting little arrow shaped play button on the video image. I am usually much better at avoiding these songs and, thus, keeping my blood pressure low. Thanks to Trigger, I’m now going to have to eat steel cut oats for a month to get back under control…and for some reason I feel like a whiskey sour rather than my usual bourbon neat…
May 31, 2017 @ 5:47 am
Well, they do know their target audience. Step 2 after throwing the TVs in the stream will be complaining about how it’s the fish commission’s fault that there’s no trout in it.
May 31, 2017 @ 9:39 am
I have been sober for a long time, but I regard music, including songs about lifestyles I don’t pursue (e.g. drinking, smoking dope, running around on my wife), as art.
This, undoubtedly, is the doggerel of country music similar to the way in which dirty limericks are to poetry.
And it is art at a very low level.
From a recovery standpoint, I don’t think it’s wise for a newly sober songwriter to spend so much of his efforts on alcohol.
But it’s his sobriety, not mine.
Thanks, Trig, you listen to this nonsense and post on it so we don’t unwittingly purchase (or listen to) this kind of canned bro country garbage.
Speaking of which, I heard entirely too much loud bro country, faux country and country rap music emanating from the speakers of people camping at Charlotte Motor Speedway last weekend.
Lynard Skynard was the pre-race band, but I was unwilling to get to the track 2.5 hours early to hear them play.
May 31, 2017 @ 1:20 pm
I just clicked on the video on YouTube and comments have been disabled as well as the like/dislike bar. I wonder if people have been ripping this guy too much lmao. Not only are artists churning out watered-down crap by the minute these days, they’re way too sensitive as well.
May 31, 2017 @ 2:52 pm
Years ago, Robert Christgau made the amusing observation about Tim McGraw, that he ‘draws his phony drawl so tight he sounds like a singing penis’. I feel like that adequately describes Chris Janson.
May 31, 2017 @ 8:50 pm
Wheeler Walker Jr. tore this song apart on his podcast the other day. Hilarious! it’s Wheeler Walker Jr. podcast #5 “Wheeler Walker Sr.”. iTunes. check out the one with Billy Joe Shaver, too. great one. and this song is total GARBAGE. ?
June 1, 2017 @ 4:48 am
I might like this song a bit if he was shooting CDs of his music instead, or he was firing the rifle backwards.
June 1, 2017 @ 4:40 pm
Rip chris janson all you want. I think this song is pretty country. Im always the first guy to scream “sell out” at country artists but i cant throw that at chris. His past singles havent done well so his label is pushing him to release a formulatic song thats proven to be a hit. Its not a bad song except to people that hate bro country. I love bro country so…
June 2, 2017 @ 7:39 am
This song is actually more country than other songs on country radio (Body Like a Backroad, Fighter), not saying that makes it good. Who puts the word “fruity” in a damn song, except some pop diva, maybe?? This song sounds a lot like Somewhere on a Beach, another garbage song that a 4 year old could write on construction paper with Crayons.
Just My 2 cents.
June 2, 2017 @ 8:54 am
I can’t defend this one. This song totally sucks and I agree with your other points.
June 26, 2017 @ 10:35 am
Well I did defended it
June 3, 2017 @ 6:47 am
spot on, very well written,
hey there’s always Cody Jinks and Ward Davis
June 3, 2017 @ 11:54 pm
Chris Janson is my least favorite Country (artist) in past 15 years. Here’s my 5 least favorite since 2000.
1. Chris Janson – I find him to be mocking Country Music.
2. Chris Cagle- fake tears
3 Jake Owen- extreme low likibilty
4 Trent Thomliinson – creep factor
5 Justin Moore -tiniest Cowboy ev.
June 4, 2017 @ 11:09 am
“Yay! Let’s go out to our makeshift bar in the woods, get loaded and party in slow-motion with our attractive pals and their adorable kids! I’m so tired of the endless crap on the teevee…let’s throw our obsolete old TVs into the cool clear mountain stream we all treasure!”. Talk about a new low in sub-moronic escapist fantasies. Someone needs to do one of these “summer anthem” videos that reflect reality…lots of slow-mo shots of folks passed out in lawn chairs four hours before showtime, vomiting on their shoes and brawling after pawing at their buddy’s wife’s ass in a drunken stupor. Then the video could quickly cut to some schmuck driving a front end loader the next morning, cleaning up the tide of trash the drunks left behind the evening before. Or maybe some slow-mo shots filmed at the ER and DWI checkpoints, followed by even more slow-mo footage of hungover dopes calling out sick on Monday morning and treating their third-degree sunburn. Good times.
I’d likewise love to see a video just like this one, only with hard drugs instead of booze. “I can cook some meth up/or maybe make some crack/plenty of clean needles/our tar of choice is black”, with lots of slo-mo shots of gorgeous summertime hotties dancing and picking at imaginary bugs on their arms.
August 26, 2017 @ 7:04 am
Hank who?Henry Aaron?????
September 19, 2017 @ 6:21 am
Goober side up?????Just think,if Chris Janson had recorded “Body Like A Backroad,” nobody would have played it,let alone its reaching Number One for ONE week,never mind 32,since our lad Chrissie is,well,not exactly studly and the Countryboppers would have said,”Ewwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!”Who’s that dork?????????????????”
October 1, 2017 @ 4:36 am
Stupid idiots promoting littering our waterways!!! Ignorant. Plain and simple. Please let me see you tossing your garbage in. Please.
September 7, 2018 @ 2:14 am
I’ve read all your digusting and hateful comments anout Chris. I didn’t know him before but you guys have totaley shredded him. I happen to love. Chris.
July 27, 2019 @ 12:25 pm
I was at the grand ole opry .and seen him there didn’t know who he was till then.but i love his music and i think he’s a great guy and a better dad and husband. So all you haters out there do what your parents taught you. If u dont have good things to say SHUT YOUR MOUTH
GOOD VIBES BABY GOOD VIBES
KEEP BEING YOU CHRIS