"You come in with braids and golds to the point people are thinking you're mixed, and now, you know, you drink Bud Light and wear cowboy boots and stuff." Russ then concluded, "Those are fair critiques as far as like, yo, it feels like you came in and used hip hop because it's the coolest genre and the coolest look and aesthetic. "I think that's a fair example," he started. Not missing an opportunity to diss Malone, Charlamagne asked, "Are you talking about Post Malone? Sounds very Posty!" While Russ tried to make clear that he does like Malone's music, even calling it "phenomenal," he did concede that Charlamagne was on the ball. Clearly, Post Malone, whose real name is Austin Richard Post, has built a fanbase like no other, who’s helped the 25-year-old already build a fortune worth an estimated 25 million. Otherwise, you are simply repeating history by coming into black culture, using that as a medium to steal and profit for self," he argued. Post Malone is undoubtedly one of the biggest artists in the world, having sold an incredible 30 million records worldwide and that’s despite the fact that he only released his debut album in 2016 with Stoney. don't listen to hip hop." Responding to a since-deleted tweet featuring that quote, Sweatshirt slammed, "This yal man, n**** disrespected me over him." As HNHH pointed out, the message was likely referring to the backlash he received when he first criticized "White Iverson."Įxplaining how he approaches rap, Russ noted, "If you're white in hip hop, you have to contribute to black culture in some sort of fashion. In 2017, Earl Sweatshirt criticized Malone yet again after the "Better Now" rapper told Newonce, "If you're looking for lyrics, if you're looking to cry, if you're looking to think about life. He followed that up with a simple tweet: "I don't sweat s****."
"Just heard the song 'White Iverson'" he tweeted, slamming, "Who mans is this lol, who let this slide." He returned with a second tweet, adding, "Lmao I'm a grown a** man, y'all have fun slappin that one." Malone clapped back with a big dose of sarcasm, as he temporarily updated his Twitter profile to feature a new hip hop name - Post Sweatpants - and retweeted a message calling for a Sweatshirt-Malone collaboration. While some noted that Post likes to get low during the track and may have just stumbled, others expressed their concern. The artist was singing 'I Fall Apart,' when he fell over and seemingly struggled to get back up. The Chicago rapper didn't come across the track until after it went platinum, and he wasn't impressed. Post Malone has fans worried after the rappers performance in Nashville, Tenn., on Wednesday, March 4.
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