It is not every day that you see a rapper and a world-famous primatologist share a quiet moment before a massive festival crowd. One year ago, backstage at Global Citizen in New York City, Post Malone and Dr. Jane Goodall met for the first time. Cameras caught them hugging, whispering blessings, and sharing a promise to care for the planet together.
There was something disarming about seeing Post Malone, known for his tattoos and hits, listening so intently as Jane spoke about protecting nature. When she said, “Together, we must make the world a better place,” he smiled and answered, “Yes Ma’am.” It was short but it felt huge, a bridge between music and mission, fame and faith in the Earth.
A Priceless Moment: Post Malone and Dr. Jane Goodall at Global Citizen NYC
Viewers called it “the most human thing I have seen all year.” One comment said it felt like “hope wrapped in a hug.” Another wrote, “The way Post listens, like he really means it.” Fans were moved not by a song or show but by something deeper, two souls from different worlds uniting over a single message, protect what we love.
Moments like that are rare, yet they linger. A year later, Post carried that same spirit into a new kind of conversation, this time not with a legend from Earth but with those looking down on it. He sat in front of a NASA screen, his voice calm and curious, as he connected with astronauts floating high above the world he vowed to protect.
Earth Day Conversation with Post Malone and ISS Astronauts: Seeing Our Blue Planet from Above
The chat unfolded like a love letter to Earth. Astronauts Steve Bowen and Woody Hoburg spoke about seeing no borders, only beauty. Post listened, eyes wide, smiling when they described lightning storms flashing across oceans. Fans later said it felt “bigger than music.” It was respect, humility, and wonder, all rolled into one thoughtful exchange.
Post Malone has always surprised people. Beneath the fame is someone gentle, curious, and grounded in gratitude. Whether he is standing beside Jane Goodall or talking with astronauts, he reminds us that caring for the planet is not a trend, it is a duty. Follow Post Malone on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube to see where that journey takes him next.