For those keeping up with Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" copyright trial, Friday was all about what two forensic musicologists thought.
For those keeping up with Ed Sheeran‘s “Shape of You” copyright trial, Friday was all about what two forensic musicologists thought. “Can you be ugly once? “What kind of beer did you get?
Post Malone is doing his part to help one of the nation's most vulnerable communities -- abused children. The Cottonwood Heights, Utah, Police Department ...
“CHPD is helping the Salt Lake District Attorney’s Office raise money for Camp Hope Utah sponsoring abused kids,” the department announced on Twitter. “Post Malone donated this signed Fender Squire guitar to help raise money.” If you want to get your hands on this rare Post Malone collectible — and help children while you’re at it — the department said to “email an offer to: CampHopeUtah@ch. Utah.gov.” The Cottonwood Heights, Utah, Police Department announced that the “Circles” rapper pitched in to assist in ongoing fundraising efforts to support Camp Hope Utah, an organization benefiting child victims or witnesses of crime.
Rapper and songwriter Post Malone looks to give back to the community in a big way. According to a Twitter post from the Cottonwood Heights Police ...
Is there a better example of why you shouldn't judge a book by its cover than Post Malone? Dude just seems like the most laid-back, good-hearted, ...
Say what you want about Post Malone, but he seems like the nicest dude on the planet. Well Posty just keeps proving what an awesome dude he is, after a video surfaced this week of him greeting a fan with autism who was out with family celebrating his 21st birthday. Dude just seems like the most laid-back, good-hearted, just all around nicest guy out there, despite the fact that he’s a massive star and covered pretty much head to toe (literally) in tattoos.
Posty made the sweetest gesture by taking the time out to wish an autistic fan a happy birthday.
While they were dining, the table next to them had sent a bottle of sake to the "Rockstar" rapper's table so he decided to come over and thank them personally. Andrew, who is autistic, had actually followed the law and waited until he was of age to sip on his first alholic beverage. Andrew Schumacher and his family were at the Matsuhisa Restaurant in Beverly Hills, Calif. to celebrate his first beer.
“Post Malone wishing my son Andrew a happy 21st birthday,” she wrote in a text caption on the video, which sees the rapper, whose real name is Austin Post, ...
“Happy 21st birthday Andrew! First beer ever with @postmalone @love_andrew_autism_foundation,” she captioned the photo. He is genuinely one of the nicest celebrities on the planet.” “Not for me,” the Circles singer jokingly added, before thanking the fan for listening to his music.
Post Malone sweetly raised a toast with a fan on their 21st birthday and donated a signed guitar to a Utah non-profit benefitting teens.
Post Malone donated this signed Fender Squire guitar to help raise money. Post Malone donated this signed Fender Squire guitar to help raise money.” In other Posty good deeds news, Utah’s ABC4 reported that Malone donated a signed electric guitar to help abused children in his home state.
One lucky fan of the musician got to do just that, as the star just so happened to crash his birthday celebration at the Los Angeles sushi restaurant Matuhisa.
Added another: "I think i just fell in love with Post Malone." RELATED: Post Malone Wears Head-to-Toe Leather for Impassioned Performance at the 2021 Grammy Awards Schumacher later shared a photo to Instagram of the artist posing with Andrew, writing: "Happy 21st Birthday Andrew! First beer ever with @postmalone." The star released "One Right Now," a collaboration with The Weeknd, in November, and his next album, Twelve Carat Toothache, is due sometime this year. In a TikTok video that has since gone viral, mom Nicole Schumacher captured a sweet interaction between the "Circles" singer — whom she called "the kindest superstar ever" — and her son Andrew. "I'm Austin, nice to meet you," Post Malone, whose real name is Austin Post, said as he shook Andrew's hand. The fan's mom shared the video to TikTok, where it's been viewed more than 6 million times What better way to celebrate a 21st birthday than with Post Malone? One lucky fan of the musician got to do just that, as the star just so happened to crash his birthday celebration at the Los Angeles sushi restaurant Matuhisa. Get push notifications with news, features and more.
Post Malone is a nice guy. Celebs sometimes have a hard time finding peace in public, but while at Matsuhisa Restaurant in Beverly Hills, the rapper was ...
The rapper came over to a table at a restaurant and even took a picture with the fan who had just turned 21 and was dining with his mom.
This is not the first time Malone has done something so gracious. In response, Malone went over to say hello, chatted, asked Andrew what kind of beer he was going to have and conceded the first legal one someone gets to select can be a difficult decision. Schumacher shared a video of the moment on TikTok, where it has been liked more than 800,000 times as of writing.
Nicole Schumacher tells TMZ ... she and her son Andrew, who's a huge fan of Post's, ran into the "White Iverson" rapper at Matsuhisa Restaurant in Bev Hills to ...
She tells us Andrew follows the law and had been eagerly waiting to have a beer for the first time ever! Post more than obliged. While he waited for the brewsky, he was in for a big surprise.
Posty made the sweetest gesture by taking the time out to wish an autistic fan a happy birthday.
While they were dining, the table next to them had sent a bottle of sake to the "Rockstar" rapper's table so he decided to come over and thank them personally. Andrew, who is autistic, had actually followed the law and waited until he was of age to sip on his first alholic beverage. Andrew Schumacher and his family were at the Matsuhisa Restaurant in Beverly Hills, Calif. to celebrate his first beer.