It is not often that 40,000 people fall silent at once, but when Jelly Roll took the microphone in London, you could almost feel the heartbeat of the crowd pause. The night had been loud, bright, and full of wild energy. Then came this moment, quiet, real, and deeply human, between two artists who clearly respect each other.
Jelly Roll looked out over the crowd and spoke straight from the heart. He thanked Post Malone for bringing him along on this journey and said he would “do it every summer” if given the chance. The words were simple but heavy with truth. He called Post an “awesome spirit” and a “sweet soul,” the kind of praise that feels earned, not rehearsed.
Jelly Roll’s emotional speech to Post Malone on the last stop on The Big Ass World Tour
Viewers could not get enough of the moment. One fan wrote that it was “the most real thing they had seen on stage all year.” Another said the two artists “made grown men cry in a stadium.” The crowd’s chant of “We love you, Posty” seemed to echo what everyone watching already felt, that kindness and gratitude still matter in music.
After that heartfelt scene, the energy shifted. Jelly Roll’s speech set the tone for something bigger, a celebration of the music that brought them all there. The very next moment flowed naturally into their live performance of “Losers,” a song that felt like a message for everyone who had ever been counted out. The crowd was ready to listen and to sing back.
Post Malone – Losers ft. Jelly Roll (Live from The Big Ass Stadium Tour)
Post Malone opened with a message that hit straight to the heart: “Keep doing what you want to do. No one can stop you.” When Jelly Roll stepped in with lines like “My therapist is a good bartender,” it was both funny and real. The crowd roared. It was not just a concert, it was a shared moment of hope between strangers.
Post Malone’s strength lies in how he blends grit with gentleness. He makes pain sound like a victory song, and Jelly Roll matches that honesty with humor and heart. Together, they turn their flaws into anthems. Follow Post Malone on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Some nights remind you why music matters and this was one of them.