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Post Malone shares heartfelt moment but he might be rethinking it
Last Updated: July 18, 2025
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If you’ve ever had the pleasure of watching Post Malone live, chances are you’ve noticed a familiar sight: a red Solo cup in his hand.
That little cup has become something of a signature accessory for the star during his Big A– World Tour, always close by as he sings and strolls across the stage.
But at a recent stop in Glendale, Arizona, that same cup played an unexpected role in a moment that turned from heartwarming to startling.
A Cheers Too Far
Post Malone has built a reputation for being down-to-earth and fan-friendly.
So when he saw a concertgoer raise her beer toward him in a lighthearted toast, he responded with a smile and leaned in to share the moment. His red cup met her raised glass, and for a brief second, it was one of those magical little connections artists and fans live for.
But things didn’t go exactly as planned.
In order to reach the fan, Malone placed one foot on a small barricade at the edge of the catwalk. The problem? The barricade wasn’t as secure as it looked. As he leaned forward with a cup in hand, the structure gave way, and Post went right along with it.
The fall was quick and caught many off guard. One second he was raising his drink with a grin, the next he was down, out of sight, and scrambling to recover.
Fan’s Apology Goes Viral
The fan involved in the incident clearly felt awful.
She took to social media after the show to express her remorse, writing, “I am SO sorry, Austin. I love you! Such an amazing show.”
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It was a genuine sentiment, and fans rallied around her in the comments, reminding her that accidents happen and that Malone didn’t seem to take it personally.
In fact, he handled it with total professionalism.
Bumps and Bruises Aren’t New for Posty
This wasn’t the first time the I Had Some Help singer has taken a spill onstage. Earlier in the tour, he had a minor slip onstage during a performance, similar to past incidents he’s shrugged off with ease. But if there’s one thing we’ve learned about Post Malone, it’s that he knows how to bounce back.
Footage from the Glendale show shows Malone quickly catching himself after the fall, hitting the ground, but managing to soften the landing. Impressively, the cameraman filming him didn’t even flinch, capturing the moment in real time as the singer got up and kept going.
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Despite taking a hard fall, Malone kept singing without missing a beat. He didn’t rush backstage or stop the performance. He simply rose from the floor, red cup still in hand, and continued the show with a smile.
That kind of resilience is part of why fans adore him. He’s real. He’s unfiltered. And even when he falls, literally, he keeps the energy alive.
The Tour Marches On
Post Malone’s Big A– World Tour is in full swing and is scheduled to run through mid-September.
The tour has already taken him across the United States, and he’s gearing up for a leg that includes international stops in countries like England, Portugal, Spain, Germany, and Poland.
While fans are coming for the hits and high-energy shows, they’re also getting a sneak peek at what’s to come in his evolving music journey.
Country Roads Calling
While Malone is known for blending genres, he’s been diving deeper into the country music scene lately.
His second country-influenced album is currently in development, and according to The TennesseanError: Failed to fetch, it’s shaping up to be a hefty collection.
The project is expected to feature a large collection of songs and embrace more traditional country elements, such as the fiddle and pedal steel, according to The Tennessean.
It’s a natural evolution for an artist who’s always played by his own rules. Whether he’s collaborating with country stars or performing solo with nothing but a guitar and a Solo cup, Malone brings his own unique flavor to the table.
A Star Who Keeps It Real
What happened in Glendale is just another example of Post Malone’s genuine approach to fame.
He doesn’t take himself too seriously. He connects with fans on a personal level. And he doesn’t let a fall or a faulty barricade get in the way of the experience.
It was a moment that could have ended the show or at least thrown him off. Instead, it became part of the story, one that fans will remember not for the fall itself but for how he handled it.
So, if you’re heading to one of his upcoming shows, keep your eyes open. There might be music, there might be beer, and there might be a stumble or two, but there’s guaranteed to be heart.
TL;DR
- Post Malone fell off the stage during his Big A– World Tour stop in Glendale, Arizona, while toasting a fan.
- He tripped when a small barricade gave way, but quickly recovered and continued performing.
- The fan apologized online, saying, “I am SO sorry, Austin. I love you!”
- Malone didn’t seem injured and brushed it off like a pro, showing his usual laid-back charm.
- He’s touring through September and working on a 35-track country-inspired album featuring traditional instruments.
- Fans love him for his resilience, authenticity, and ability to turn accidents into unforgettable moments.
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