I don’t think I’ve ever hared a bad word about Post Malone, and he always comes across as such a sweet and likable guy.
And this further proves it for me…
The rapper and pop star made his debut at the ACM Awards last week, where he performed “I Had Some Help,” his recently-released song with Morgan Wallen.
As well an original, good old fashioned heartbreaker “Never Love You Again,” which has yet to be released (I’m dying to hear the studio cut).
And also during his time on stage, host Reba came out on stage and asked if Posty would be interested in helping her honor Dickey Betts.
Who passed away last month at the age of 80 following a battle with cancer.
The former Allman Brothers Band guitarist played a big role in the popularization of country music, so it was only right that he too got a tribute during the show. That came in the form of Reba McEntire and Post Malone singing an excerpt of the popular Allman Brothers song “Ramblin’ Man.”
They did a great job, and I wish they could’ve done a real deal performance where they got to sing the entire song together.
And I’m not sure how much planning ahead went into the moment or how much rehearsal time they had, because a new video is kinda going viral online of the two of them rehearsing side-stage before they went live on camera.
You see Post strumming his acoustic guitar as they harmonize together and discuss the plan, and he seems really excited about it at the end letting out a “f*ck yeah,” though he quickly realized he cussed in front of the country legend herself and quickly apologized and corrected himself:
“And then I’ll rip the solo on it… okay, yeah. F*ck yeah. I mean hell yeah, sorry .”
Actually, I’m pretty sure he said “sorry miss,” and it’s the cutest thing I’ve ever seen… just precious.
He also pats Reba on the shoulder when he says it, and I need more guys to take notes because this is the most gentlemanly thing I’ve seen in quite a while (is that sad? Probably…):
And I’m going to leave you with this, because I can’t get enough already:
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Source: New York Post
