Post Malone’s Physical Misadventures & Plans for Two New Albums
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Despite a remarkable career pivot, Post Malone’s recent attempts at physical feats have proven less successful, coinciding with the announcement of two upcoming studio albums. The artist, known for seamlessly transitioning between musical genres, has recently found himself tumbling both onstage and online, raising questions about his agility outside of the recording studio.
Onstage Stumbles and a Failed Backflip
Post Malone’s penchant for falling isn’t a new development. Reports indicate he’s taken a tumble onstage before, and recently experienced further mishaps. Earlier this month, he fell on his posterior during a performance, and more recently, sustained a wrist injury during a livestream.
The most recent incident involved a failed backflip attempt off of a gaming chair during a livestream. According to observers, the attempt lacked the necessary foundation and form for a successful landing. Instead of completing a rotation, he simply fell backwards, subsequently reporting, “It was all right. I actually hurt my wrist.” However, many would disagree with his assessment.
TMZ has preserved footage of the livestream incident for posterity.
https://www.tmz.com/celebrity/post-malone-falls-backflip-chair-live-stream/
A Double Album on the Horizon
In more predictable news, Post Malone revealed plans to release two studio albums in 2026. The announcement came during a livestream on Kick while he was playing an unspecified video game. He stated, “Chances are, chat, we are getting two albums in 2026, if everything goes my way.”
When asked about the genre of the forthcoming albums, Post Malone offered a broad response, saying, “Little bit of everything, baby… I think folks will be happy. Well, I hope folks will be happy.” He expressed enthusiasm for the project, exclaiming, “Fuck yeah, I’ma be happy! I’m getting the boys comin’ out for New Year’s. We’re gonna write. We’re gonna fuckin’, uh, write, record, get it all done.”
While the specifics remain vague, the artist’s commitment to new music suggests a busy period ahead, even if his physical coordination doesn’t always cooperate.