After debuting at No. 1 on the United States Spotify chart with more than 2 million streams on release day, Justin Bieber‘s “Holy” has gotten the visual treatment.

The single—the first non-album related one-off credited primarily to the singer since 2017’s “Friends”—comes with a video that marks a significant gear-shift from Bieber’s recent role as the “POPSTAR” protagonist. Portraying his plights as a plant worker laid off due to the COVID-19 health crisis, the “Holy” accompaniment features appearances from Chance The Rapper, That ’70s Show‘s Wilmer Valderrama, and Ryan Destiny.

“Holy” is Bieber’s eighth song to open at No. 1 on the nation’s Spotify chart, and notches another collaborative outing for him and Chance, who’ve convened on a series of past releases including 2018’s “No Brainer,” 2017’s “I’m The One,” and 2013’s “Confident,” among others. See “Holy” in visual form below.

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