Post Malone - F1-Trillion

Post Malone's debut country music album!

Featured guests include Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton, Luke Combs, Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw and many more!

Sixth studio album by the Grammy-nominated rapper-singer!

Post Malone's 18-song F-1 Trillion project brims with collaborations with artists including Tim McGraw, Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Jelly Roll, Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, Morgan Wallen, ERNEST and Lainey Wilson.

At Nashville's Grand Ole Opry, triple threat singer-songwriter-guitarist Brad Paisley, a Grand Ole Opry member since 2001, took to the stage with a warm introduction for Malone.

"He has a country heart and he is someone who immersed himself in the Nashville way," Paisley said, while also laying down a challenge: "But you aren't a country singer until you've played this," Paisley said. He then welcomed Posty, who garnered an instant standing ovation as he walked onstage and stepped into the famous circle, in the process becoming part of the ongoing legacy of the longest-running radio broadcast in history.

"What's going on Nashville? My name is Austin Richard Post and I'm here to play some songs tonight with some really amazing folks and I'm honored to call them friends," six-time Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper Malone told the crowd as he joined Paisley.

"I'm terrified and honored to be standing right in this spot. My mom's here tonight," Malone continued. "Brad I remember going to see you [perform] when I was like six. I wanted to say how amazingly grateful and floored I am to have you bring me out tonight and I appreciate you."

Fans — quite a few of them — like what they've heard so far off Malone's new album F-1Trillon. According to social media news organization Chart Data, the album had sold more than 500,000 total units domestically as of Aug. 12, 2024. That's enough sales for the project to achieve RIAA gold-certified status.

Malone's collaboration with Morgan Wallen, "I Had Some Help," came out in early May, and it has now spent more time at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart than any other song of 2024.

Malone followed up that release with a couple more big-name country collaborations, including a duet with Blake Shelton and another with Luke Combs.