Post Malone doesn’t just write songs, he spills out the parts of himself most people try to hide. Whether it’s heartbreak, self-doubt, or trying to hold it together when things fall apart, he says it how it feels. Millions continue to follow Post for his raw honesty and relatable feelings, and that truth hits especially hard in his latest track, “Guy For That” featuring Luke Combs.
In this music video, Post lets his guard down. The song tells a story of regret and self-awareness: a man admitting he can’t be who someone needed him to be. With Luke Combs backing him up, the vocals feel heavy but honest, full of pain without drama. The visuals are simple but sharp: neon lights, quiet stares, and scenes that feel like memories you’ve lived through yourself. Post walks a line between distance and desperation, showing how hard it is to admit when you fall short.
Post Malone ft. Luke Combs – Guy For That (Official Music Video) ft. Luke Combs
The emotions in the song hit hard because they’re real. Fans relate to the feeling of wanting to do right by someone and failing anyway. The comments are filled with people thanking Post for saying what they couldn’t. That’s what makes his music stick as it doesn’t hide from the uncomfortable stuff.
While “Guy For That” sounds like the confession you make when it’s too late, then the Apple Music interview feels like the conversation you have when you’re finally ready to open up. One captures regret in melody, the other reveals the weight behind the words. In one Post admits he let someone down whereas in the other he admits he’s still learning how to show up for others and for himself.
Post Malone: ‘Twelve Carat Toothache,’ Fatherhood, and Balancing Fame as an Introvert | Apple Music
In the interview, Post opens up about fatherhood, fame, and feeling like an introvert in a very public life. He doesn’t rush through answers or try to sound perfect. He pauses, admits things and talks about pressure, balance and how music helps him process everything he can’t always say out loud. It’s not polished it’s personal and that’s what makes it powerful.
Post Malone keeps connecting because he’s not afraid to show both sides; the performer and the person. His music doesn’t offer easy answers, but it tells the truth. Follow Post on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, the next song or interview might be exactly what you needed to hear at just the right time.