The Voice Coach treated his 7-year-old and 4-year-old to the best getaway.

With a little inspiration from his family, Chance the Rapper can make anything sound good.

On March 27, The Voice Coach shared a fun montage of how he spent spring break with his two adorable kids, 7-year-old Kensli and 4-year-old Marli, in Disney World. In the video, we get to see the little girls exploring The Rainforest Cafe, looking at rides with awe, posing in front of a castle, meeting princesses, and more. But the best part? Chance adlibbed a funny song over the clip, singing the words ”spring break” over and over again.

Check out the special moments later down in this post.

Chance the Rapper takes his daughters to see The Little Mermaid

Chance, Kensli, and Marli are clearly Disney fans, as the proud papa took the girls to see The Little Mermaid live-action movie in June 2023.

In the heartwarming first clip, Chance asked Marli to press a button on her conch necklace, and she began to sing along to its sound. Then, Kensli flashed a peace sign while standing next to her sister, and then, per their father’s request, they shouted “Little Mermaid!” at the top of their lungs.

The movie certainly resonated with Marli, as a week later, Chance uploaded a clip of her singing ”Part of Your World” at the top of her lungs while sitting on her dad’s lap.

Chance the Rapper on being a dad

The ”Cocoa Butter Kisses” rapper has blossomed as a father. In a 2020 interview with People, he opened up about what he loves most about his children’s personalities.

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Chance The Rapper on The Voice Season 25 Episode 8. Photo: Trae Patton/NBC

“They make me laugh so often,” he told the outlet. “Kensli says really funny stuff and she’s very, very advanced for her age. I know all parents say that about their kids, but it’s ridiculous. She’s so intelligent and she just speaks. She’s very opinionated too. She says exactly how she feels about stuff. She’s 4, but she acts like a 7 year old that’s acting like she’s 13.”

And in an interview with Access, Chance talked about how Kensli and Marli felt about his work on The Voice.

“They like it; they don’t like me having to go to work, I think. They get a little upset about that, but they like the show. They watched the live [Semi-Final] the other day and my daughter just got, like, a little watch phone, so she kept calling me in between and I’m like, ‘It’s live, I’m literally here right now. But I think, they’re both into music a lot, so they like the idea of, you know, seeing me on stage with a bunch of singers,” he said.