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  • Post Malone's Wild Week: VMAs, Tour Chaos, Business Moves, and Viral Buzz
    Post Malone BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Post Malone has been having a wildly eventful few days marked by headline-grabbing performances, postponements, business moves, and plenty of buzz on social media. Kicking off with his major appearance at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards on September 7, Post and Jelly Roll energized audiences with their collaborative anthem Losers, sporting matching Dallas Cowboys jerseys and oversized jeans on the main stage at UBS Arena in New York. This performance was his first live set at the VMAs since 2018, and the duo owed much of their popularity to the ongoing Big Ass World Tour, along with a flurry of nominations including Best Collaboration for Post’s hit Pour Me A Drink with Blake Shelton, as reported by Cosmopolitan.Just days later, Post Malone’s highly anticipated London concerts with Jelly Roll faced unexpected turmoil due to planned strikes on the London Underground. Live Nation announced the postponement only two days before showtime, sparking furious reactions from fans on Instagram—many of whom cited hundreds lost on flights and accommodation. The shows were rescheduled for September 20 and 21 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and tickets remain valid, but this episode amplified scrutiny on concert logistics and highlighted the passionate investment of his fan base, according to Suggest.Internationally, Post recently packed the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona with a 9 pm show on September 12, his only Spanish stop for the Big Ass World Tour. Despite some empty seats, fans enjoyed an impressive 1 hour and 45-minute set that showcased his hits from F-1 Trillion and classics like Better Now, Rockstar, Sunflower, and Congratulations. The concert also altered local football schedules, forcing FC Barcelona to play at an alternative venue, as reported by Catalan News.Besides music, Post Malone continues to make moves in business. On September 11, Sesh, a nicotine pouch startup he co-invests in, closed a 40 million dollar venture financing round with 8VC and Diplo. This signals a longer-term expansion in his entrepreneurial portfolio beyond music and rosé, aiming to shake up the nicotine marketplace, according to LaBarge Weinstein.Social media is alive with posts from fans tagging his Paris runway cameo and debating his style. He recently starred in SKIMS’ camo menswear campaign, joking in a GQ interview that undressing for it felt like “a Sasquatch sighting.” Adding to viral chatter, Queer Eye expert Karamo Brown revealed on Twitter that fans are begging for a Post Malone makeover, to which Post cheekily replied, “No they just think I’m ugly and smell lol. Love the show tho guys, keep crushing it,” as recounted by Good Morning America.From setting trends at global music awards to sparking uproar over tour cancellations, expanding in business, and lampooning his own looks with charm, Post Malone remains one of pop culture’s biggest personalities. Each move this week shapes his legacy and stirs public attention, promising even more drama and excitement ahead.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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  • Post Malone Unveils Fashion Label, Rocks VMAs, and Backs Startup Amid Stadium Tour Buzz
    Post Malone BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Post Malone has dominated headlines this past week with a string of groundbreaking career moves, chart-topping performances, and a new business venture that’s landed him back in both the fashion world and the business pages. According to Texas Monthly and Style Rave, all eyes were on Posty on September 1 as he unveiled his long-awaited fashion label Austin Post with a high-profile runway show in Paris, staged in the historic Hôtel de Bourdon – the former home of Karl Lagerfeld. This debut blended Dallas Western heritage with chic Parisian edge, and the looks—think embroidered denim, fringe leather, turquoise, and cowboy hats—culminated in a stunning finale that saw a model riding a real horse down the runway. The fashion crowd’s verdict: Post Malone’s cowboy-turned-designer persona is here to stay, and the Austin Post line is poised to tap the broader Americana style wave, with plans for a further New York showcase later this month, according to the Tribune.His high-fashion hustle is matched only by his music, with Cosmopolitan covering his electrifying performance with Jelly Roll at the 2025 MTV VMAs, where the pair performed their stadium anthem “Losers” in matching Dallas Cowboys jerseys—a playful nod to his Texas roots and current cowboy phase. While Posty is up for the Best Collaboration Moon Person for his Blake Shelton duet “Pour Me A Drink,” it was this return to the VMA stage, his first since 2018, that left fans raving about the synergy between him and Jelly Roll, both icons on the “Big Ass Stadium Tour.” Speaking of that blockbuster tour, fans were thrown a curveball as Live Nation confirmed Post Malone had to postpone his two highly anticipated London stadium concerts due to ongoing Tube strikes, now rescheduled for September 20 and 21, an announcement that led to an outpouring of disappointment—and understanding—across social media and fan forums, as reported by Holler Country.Offstage, Post continues to flex his business acumen. As Fortune reports, Malone’s latest venture is as a key backer of Sesh, a nicotine pouch startup, which just closed a $40 million round led by tech titans and music luminaries. The move places Post in the vanguard of a booming wellness-oriented consumer space, joining a roster of endorsements and collaborations that include Doritos, Bud Light, and even a Dallas Cowboys-designed Raising Cane’s.Social media buzz has been relentless, from Paris fashion editors posting clips of his runway finale with a live horse to fans sharing behind-the-scenes moments from his Paris concert on September 3 at La Défense Arena. Memes from his SKIMS camo underwear campaign with Kim Kardashian also resurfaced, further cementing his crossover from music to fashion icon. The consensus in both fashion and music circles is clear: with a relentless work ethic, a feel for the zeitgeist, and an instinct for reinvention, Post Malone is already writing his next biographical chapter—and if these last few days are any indication, it will be his boldest one yet. There’s no credible speculation or unconfirmed reports overshadowing his recent achievements; the headlines and hashtags say it all—Posty is only getting started.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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  • Post Malone's Powerhouse Pivot: From Paris Runways to Nashville Charts
    Post Malone BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.This has been a career-defining stretch for Post Malone, marked by major headlines and bold crossovers. Beginning this month, his most headline-grabbing moment came as he stormed the Paris fashion scene with the official launch of Austin Post Apparel, his personal fashion line. Transforming the historic Hôtel de Bourdon—once home to Karl Lagerfeld—into a cowboy-chic runway, Malone debuted his collection Season One: At First Light with a full Southwestern and Dallas Western aesthetic, blending rugged denim, leather, bandanas, and turquoise into streetwear. Lucchese Bootmaker provided the footwear and, true to form, the show’s finale featured a live horse walking the runway—a move widely covered and described as genius for its juxtaposition of Texan roots with Parisian high fashion. Texas Monthly, People, KERA, and other style outlets reported on the event, noting how Malone closed out the evening himself, dressed in denim and a white cowboy hat, beaming as the crowd applauded. He told reporters creating the label was ‘really special’ and something he’d always wanted to do.This fashion move follows a year where Malone’s pivot to country music reached full throttle. His first country album, F-1 Trillion, released in August 2024, topped charts and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album—a rare feat for a crossover. Malone’s deliberate and respectful approach to entering country has paid off, with accolades from The Tennessean and widespread Nashville acceptance. Recently, his campaign with Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS sent waves through social media, thanks to his playful cowboy aesthetic and mountain-themed photo shoot, further cementing his Western bonafides.Business-wise, Post continues to diversify. Fortune reports that he’s joined fellow musician Diplo as a lead investor in Sesh, a new nicotine pouch startup. Sesh just secured 40 million dollars in funding to take on brands like Zyn, touting a product developed by the original Zyn creator. This investment underscores Malone’s ongoing strategy of attaching his brand to trending, disruptive products.Socials remain strong: while HypeAuditor notes his Instagram following slipped slightly to 27 million in recent weeks, his posts—especially around fashion and music—continue drawing high engagement, with an average of 142 thousand likes per post.On the touring front, Time Out London and other major outlets reported that Malone’s "Big Ass World Tour" finale dates at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium had to be postponed from September 7 and 8 to later this month, due to London’s tube strike. Fans are eagerly holding onto their tickets, and resale demand is high, underscoring Malone’s international draw.All told, in just the past week alone, Post Malone has solidified his emergence not just as a country music star, but as a creative and business force equally at home on the runway, in the studio, and in the boardroom.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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  • Post Malone Electrifies Paris: Big Ass World Tour Meets Fashion Debut at Lagerfeld Mansion
    Post Malone BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Post Malone has delivered one of his boldest weeks yet, capturing headlines across entertainment and fashion circles. On September 3, he’s set to electrify Paris for the first time at La Défense Arena as part of his Big Ass World Tour—a landmark event drawing thousands, with ticket sellers anticipating capacity crowds and public transport urged to handle the influx. Fans are buzzing about his setlist, which promises both chart-toppers and recent country pivots. The concert boasts a special guest opener, heightening anticipation, while arena staff recommend arrivals from 5:00 pm to ensure a smooth experience.Just days before this career-defining show, Post made a splash in the Paris fashion world, debuting his new clothing label Austin Post Apparel at none other than Karl Lagerfeld’s former mansion. According to FashionNetwork, Malone—known for mixing genres as freely as he does styles—delivered a collection rooted in authentic Western wear: think ostrich leather cowboy boots, buffalo coats, and star-embroidered denim, worn by both local Parisians and American cowboys. Whiskey Riff described the Labor Day launch event as an epic, cowboy-chic affair, with Post taking bows in head-to-toe blue denim before rave reviews and raucous applause. Insiders reveal he’s plotting a pop-up in New York later this month but left fans guessing where exactly to buy the gear, saying, “that’s a good question.”On the music front, his country album F-1 Trillion—recorded with Nashville’s heavy-hitters and featuring stars like Morgan Wallen, HARDY, and Blake Shelton—is fueling a major transition for Malone. In a candid Apple Music interview, he spoke about moving to Nashville, finding a welcoming creative community, and feeling “happy, very happy” after slowing down and ditching L.A.'s relentless demands. Friends and collaborators cite his positivity as infectious, and PEOPLE has noted his ongoing public embrace of country influences, including performances with Beyoncé and Brad Paisley.Social media has been awash in posts tagging his Paris runway event and the arena concert’s logistics, though verified accounts remain sparse on controversy—most echo the celebratory tone of his recent public appearances. Major outlets are already hailing his Paris stint and fashion debut as milestones that could redefine his image for years to come. If Post Malone keeps this momentum, both the music and fashion worlds will be recalibrating for the long haul.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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  • Post Malone Soars: VMAs, Country Collabs, and an Eagles Cover That's Going Viral
    Post Malone BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Post Malone has been firing on all cylinders over the past week both musically and in the public eye. In a widely circulated backstage video posted August 27, Posty treated fans to an impromptu cover of The Eagles' classic Take It Easy, showcasing his soulful vocals and igniting calls across social media for a full studio version. Fans and music writers alike are now clamoring for an official release with Whiskey Riff noting just how eagerly listeners are awaiting that moment. He is currently winding through a packed international tour schedule with recent and upcoming festival dates in major European cities like Milan, Berlin, and London, most recently headlining in Milan on August 27 and in Zürich and Munich this weekend according to Whiskey Riff.Perhaps the biggest headline for Post Malone is his slated performance at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards on September 7, as confirmed by outlets from US96.3 to WEIS Radio and Daily Fly. This marks his highly anticipated return to the VMA stage—the first since 2018—and he is up for Best Collaboration with Blake Shelton for their single Pour Me a Drink, a pairing that has further cemented his cross-genre appeal. He will perform alongside names like Doja Cat, Jelly Roll, Sabrina Carpenter, and Ricky Martin in a show touted as one of the biggest VMAs lineups in years, set to be simulcast live on both CBS and MTV.Business-wise, Post Malone made headlines with another milestone—announced as the 2026 headliner for the Carolina Country Music Festival, signalling his evolving presence in the country music world and foreshadowing more first-time surprises for fans per Netflix Junkie and the official CCMF release. Meanwhile, Rolling Out reports that he also just released a new collaboration track called Brother with DJ Khaled and NBA YoungBoy, an unexpected trio reflecting Post's genre-blending musical instincts.There have been no major controversies or negative press in recent days; instead, the tone across news and social media is overwhelmingly positive, with fans praising his musicianship, his new country collaborations, and his willingness to experiment. While posts speculating about an upcoming studio cover of Take It Easy are unconfirmed, interest is surging and it would not be surprising if a full version surfaced soon. This is a moment of important and potentially long-lasting career evolution for Post Malone, as he continues to straddle genres, grow international audiences, and reassert himself as a force in both pop and country music.Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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