Just this week Post Malone took the stage at Fenway Park while on his F-1 Trillion Tour. Given that it was a sold-out show, it seems Malone fans were more than happy to just see him. However, Malone isn’t one to just make you happy. Rather, he wants to make you ecstatic. At Fenway Park, he did just that, as Malone brought along both HARDY and ERNEST to help him out.
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Malone’s Fenway show marks the very beginning of his two-month tour. That being so, what is to expect from the upcoming shows? Surely there will be more star-studded guests, beer drinking, cigarette smoking, and more Malone anecdotes and acts of kindness bound to leave fans mesmerized. But for now, let us focus on the matter at hand.
Post Malone Introduces ERNEST
ERNEST was the first of the two to make his guest appearance. Upon arriving, Malone belted out, “I’d like to sing a song that we duet’d on, I suppose. Ladies and gentlemen, this is ERNEST.” Fans erupted and Malone again screamed, “Make some F— noise.” The two sang their song, “Devil I’ve Been,” and took turns singing verses to give fans the best of both worlds.
Following the duet, Malone stepped to the side and gave ERNEST the limelight he deserved. Now center stage with the spotlight on him, ERNEST began to sing his heartfelt original song, “Would If I Could.” By slowing down the evening ERNEST got to take in the crowd, and he appreciated it as later he posted on Instagram stating, “It’s not at all lost on me how cool this is. Life is wild.”
Then There Was HARDY
It seems fans probably believed that once ERNEST came out all the guest appearances were over. But remember, Post Malone doesn’t want to make you just happy, he wants to make you ecstatic. In hopes of doing so, Malone screamed out, “What an absolute f— stud” and “We made a song together about trust, about ride or die. If you’re with your ride or die tonight, make some f**king noise.”
Following Malone’s kind words, the two broke out into their song, “Hide My Gun.” The performance was an expose of sheer joy and friendship, as the two were seemingly having a ball on stage. The feeling was contagious as Post Malone gave fans in the crowd a night to remember.
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