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Lady Gaga, 'Born This Way' -

Self-acceptance is an important part of self care. We all deserve to be ourselves and be loved for that. Lady Gaga is the ultimate champion of self-acceptance! 'Born This Way' expresses the central message of her work in one upbeat, empowering pop tune.

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Demi Lovato, ‘Confident’ - In this song, Demi Lovato asks "What's wrong with being confident?" They talk about holding back their true self, and the power and confidence that comes with letting it all loose.

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Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé, ‘Savage Remix’ -

Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé are two powerful women, and when they came together to make the 'Savage Remix,' it won them two Grammys. They're both feeling themselves with this one!

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Nicki Minaj and Beyoncé, ‘Feeling Myself’ -

In another epic Beyoncé collaboration, Queen B and Nicki Minaj created the ultimate self-love anthem. They're both celebrating themselves without shame, reminding us there's nothing wrong with feeling confident and knowing your worth.

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Nina Simone, ’Feelin' Good’ -

Nina Simone was one of the most powerful performers of all time. It's well known that she didn't feel good all of the time, but she was certainly confident in herself and knew how to take up space. This song inspires the listener to seize the day.

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Drake, ‘Started from the Bottom’ -

This Drake song is one of his most quoted because the lyrics are so inspiring. It reminds us all that our circumstances aren't permanent and we should have hope for the future.

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Lizzo, 'Good As Hell’ -

Is there anyone more inspiring than Lizzo? Her song 'Good As Hell' is right there waiting to hold your hand if you're going through a tough breakup.

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Rihanna, ‘Needed Me’ -

Rihanna's song 'Needed Me' encourages us to stand strong in our relationships and not let others use us. The song starts with the line "I was good on my own." 

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TLC, ‘Unpretty’ -

TLC were one of the coolest girl groups from the '90s. So many of their songs had bad*ss, empowering lyrics, just like 'Unpretty.' It attacks the beauty industry and promotes self-love.

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BTS, ‘Dynamite’ - BTS' upbeat, feel-good style comes through in 'Dynamite,' which has been one of their biggest hits. This joyful anthem is about breaking loose of inhibitions and having fun.

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Mary J. Blige, ‘Just Fine’ -

Mary J. Blige's 'Just Fine' is for one of those days when you're just feeling good about yourself. In this upbeat song she tells us “I like what I see when I’m looking at me when I’m walking past the mirror."

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Lady Gaga, ‘Free Woman’ -

This inspiring song from Lady Gaga is totally on brand. She sings about her fight for success, creating a path for herself in her own way and with her own strength.

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Aretha Franklin, ‘Respect’ -

Aretha Franklin's song 'Respect' explains exactly why she's such an icon. She demanded the respect she deserves! She was not afraid to take up space, and truly knew her worth.

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Miley Cyrus, ‘Gimme What I Want’ -

Miley Cyrus highlights one important part of self care with this song, which is knowing what you need and knowing how to ask for it. This is essential in every part of life, but she' specifically talking about the bedroom...

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Eve and Gwen Stefani, ‘Let Me Blow Ya Mind’ -

Was there ever a more iconic duo? Eve and Gwen Stefani came together to create this killer song, in which they basically just talk about how great their music is. We all deserve to acknowledge our achievements and feel proud of ourselves!

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Demi Lovato and Sam Fischer, ‘What Other People Say’ - This beautiful ballad from Demi Lovato and Sam Fischer is about letting other people's opinions rule your life and take you off your path. It's a reminder to stay connected with yourself and recognize your worth.

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Janelle Monáe, ‘I Like That’ -

Janelle Monáe's song ‘I Like That’ is all about accepting and loving herself for being different and unique. "I'm always left of center and that's right where I belong."

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Solange, ‘Borderline (An Ode to Self Care)’ -

As the title says, this song is Solange's ode to self care! For her, it seems to be about letting go of relationships that aren't working and taking the space you need for yourself.

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Kelis ft. Too $hort, ‘Bossy’ -

Kelis gives us all the reasons she's a boss in this song, with no hesitation. It's a good reminder that we should own the things that make us bosses too!

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SZA, ‘Good Days’ -

SZA's 'Good Day's is a heartfelt song about holding on to hope and optimism on the darker days. Don't let yourself forget that there are good days coming.

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Erykah Badu, ‘I'll Call U Back’ -

Erykah Badu's song ‘I'll Call U Back’ shares an important message about taking the space you need. Need a little alone time just for you? Call them back later!

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TLC, ‘No Scrubs’ -

TLC are back again, and this time it's with a lesson about saying no. We don't owe our time to anyone and we have the right to choose to be with people that uplift us. No scrubs allowed!

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Norah Jones, ‘Carry On’ -

Norah Jones takes a more gentle approach to empowerment. This slow, healing song encourages you to let go of of the past and just carry on.

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Chloe x Halle, ‘Baby Girl’ -

These young sisters are pumping out catchy tunes about female empowerment. 'Baby Girl' acknowledges how hard life can be but encourages you to keep going, drawing on the strength of all the strong women around the world.

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Zedd and Kehlani, ‘Good Thing’ -

This song is a reminder that being single or being alone isn't a bad thing. Not everyone needs to be paired up to feel fulfilled, and we should all aim to be comfortable with our own company even if we're in a relationship.

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Fleetwood Mac, ‘Go Your Own Way’ -

Walking away from a toxic relationship is an incredibly difficult but powerful thing to do. It's the ultimate act of self care. This song talks about letting go of a love that isn't right.

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Electric Light Orchestra, ‘Don't Bring Me Down’ -

This rock classic from Electric Light Orchestra reminds us to brush off those who try to bring us down!

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Addison Rae, ‘Obsessed’ -

When obsession is the topic of a song, it's usually a love song that promotes unhealthy relationships! But not with Addison Rae. In her song 'Obsessed,' she's simply obsessing over herself and all the things that make her awesome.

Sources: (Bustle) (Elite Daily) 

See also: The best steps towards ultimate self care

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