Post Malone is currently trending due to the announcement of a new stadium tour alongside Jelly Roll, which has sparked significant interest among fans. The announcement has likely led to an increase in searches as fans seek information about tour dates, locations, and ticket availability. The scale of a stadium tour typically generates extensive curiosity and excitement, contributing to the high volume of searches around the artist.
Additionally, Post Malone’s recent performance at the Grammys, where he honored Ozzy Osbourne alongside renowned artists Slash and Duff McKagan, further elevated his visibility. This high-profile appearance at a major award show often results in a surge of interest, prompting fans and music enthusiasts to look for more information about his music and upcoming projects.
Furthermore, Post Malone’s scheduled performance in El Paso has also contributed to the uptick in search interest. Local fans are likely eager to learn more about the event details, leading to increased online activity related to his tour and performances. The combination of these significant events is driving search interest to over 20,000 searches, reflecting a heightened public interest in the artist.
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Post Malone is never beating the culture vulture allegations
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He’s always sucked. His biggest hits are from hip hop, and those were written by Joey Badass.
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WTF which did Joey write?!
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Rockstar and Congratulations. You can especially hear it on Congratulations and Joey’s song “Devastated”.
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Damn that’s crazy Joey is underrated and much better as an artist
R
He’s great in Mr.Robot too
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Yes!!!! Unreal in Mr Robot
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Like how cyhi wrote most of Kanye’s hits
C
Kanye has a whole team of writers. What happen to Cyhi anyway?
B
Last I heard, he was focusing on raising his kids
S
So it’s known that he did Rockstar, you got a source for congratulations? Just spent 10 min googling and couldn’t find anything
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As a professional songwriter in the industry, you SHOULD be able to just look up song writing credits and see everyone involved. The only genre that really uses ghostwriters is hip hop
B
He cowrote Rockstar, that’s as much as I found
T
I saw him live a few years ago and the dude barely sang or performed anything. He was just on stage smoking and drinking most of the concert. By far the worst performance I’ve ever been to.
T
Dude genuinely looks like he fried his brain on whatever drugs he was taking at the start of his career
F
But he got that Post Malone Oreos collab. Still not sure what flavor that is though…
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Salted Caramel Shortbread. Imo it was by far the best tasting artist/oreo collab
N
The Selena gomez one was super good as well but PM was definitely best
S
I did a taste test comparison and Selena Gomez Oreos won over Post Malone 13 – 8 but both were very good.
G
Actually tastes like Selena Gomez!
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I needed that actual lol today.
M
thats all I could think when I saw those packages haha
D
Selena Gomez tastes like horchata?
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Hands-down the best Oreo I’ve ever had.
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i agree.
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The memory of those Oreos will haunt my dreams forever
A
Bud light with creamy cigarette center..
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Dad?
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Ehhh. I liked those, but the Selena Gomez ones were better.
N
Brain rot flavored
U
Just sprinkler copious amounts of autotune over it and ppl will gobble it up numnumnum
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Yeah his music and whole vibe have never been my thing. He does genuinely seem like a good dude though. Anytime I see personal stories or anecdotes about him it’s always something genuinely nice for fans and/or helping people in need. Could just be good PR but it’s working on me
B
When I heard he was going country from hip hop I assumed he managed to smoke more weed than Snoop Dogg.
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I also saw him live a few years ago and he sang everything and put a lot of effort into his performance tbf
F
Yeah I saw him last summer and thought he put on a really good show. He did a lot of his hip hop hits but since it was his “country” tour the band did most of them with country arrangements (violin, steel guitar) it was really neat actually.
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I saw his last tour before the country switch and his live band was really good too. It was one of the more entertaining large concerts I’ve been to. It wasn’t the peak of musicianship or anything, but the band was good, he was a great performer, and he played the hits
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Yea I’m not the guys biggest fan but I’ve seen him at plenty of festivals and he seems to genuinely care about putting on a good show for his fans.
B
I’ve been saying this since the guy somehow got famous. I’m sure he’s nice, but his music and the way he is, no thanks.
R
I don’t think I’ve seen a bad interaction from him ever, but I have seen sooo many interactions that are wicked wholesome.
F
Same, he seems like a genuinely good dude
D
Joey Badass wrote *a part* of rockstar. It’s not like he wrote his whole discography. Regardless, let’s not pretend the majority of mainstream artists write their own music. You can like or dislike him all you want, but this argument has no legs.
R
Shit jelly roll started in rap too. Fuckin losers the both of them
R
They have a song together called “Losers” lmfao
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How the FUCK did HE get to sing for Ozzy!? That really irked me.
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He sang for Kurt on snl with the rest of nirvana
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That was based on the Nirvana YouTube live session he did during Covid which was legit awesome
M
He does a pretty dope cover of Them Bones too. I’m not terribly interested in his original work but he would kill in a grunge cover band, lol.
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That was one of my favorite video concerts I’ve seen. I’ve never heard one of his songs but I saw that live performance and it was peak.
M
Him and Ozzy worked together. Ozzy guested on a Post song and then Post guested on an Ozzy song. In his book “Last Rites” Ozzy talks about how much he appreciated Post reaching out to work with him becaise it pulled him out of a deep depression when he was having health problems. He said Post was a good guy and he really liked working with him and that why he asked him to appear on his album later on. I think Ozzy would have been excited to see Post sing his song.
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He actually started out in the local hardcore and metal scene before he got into hip hop. Dude has always represented for metal. I don’t like his music at all but he gets respect from a lot of hardcore bands for what he did for the local scene back in the day
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