Austin Richard Post professionally known as Post Malone is an American rapper, singer, song writer, actor and music producer. Post who is known for introvert song writing and unique vocal style is liked in hip hop, country and rock genres. He became famous in 2015 after releasing his first single “White Iverson”. Stoney (2016), Post’s debut album focused on trap and cloud rap, was a commercial success and featured the hit single “Congratulations.” The album has at the top of ABD Billboard Top R & B / Hip-Hop albums list for 77 weeks in 2018 and break a record in the genre.
Post’s second album, Beerbongs & Bentleys (2018), debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and broke many broadcast records after its release. Post released his third album Hollywood’s Bleeding in 2019 which focused on indie pop and rock. The album was second on Billboard 200 and his single “Circles” was number one on Billboard Hot 100. Received Diamond award for “Congratulations” by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). His awards include three American Music Awards, one Billboard Music Award and one MTV Video Music Award. Additionally, he was nominated to Grammy’s for six time.
Here are the 10 interesting facts about Post Malone
- As a young person, Post Malone worked in Chicken Express.
- Before becoming a rapper, Post was in a metal band.
- He thinks Bob Dylan is one of the greatest musical inspirations and he even has a portrait tattoo of Dylan.
- He was selected as “Most Famous” by the senior student at Grapevine High School.
- His birth name is Austin Post. He got the name Malone from rap producers.
- Malone performed in 18th birthday of Kylie Jenner.
- People often create Post Malone memes with moniker versions.
- Post has portrait of John F. Kennedy as a tattoo who spoke against “incredible corruption” in the government.
- Post learned how to play guitar with famous “Guitar Hero” video game.
- White Iverson was written 2 days before the recording and uploaded on SoundCloud.
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