Post Malone once said he writes music when he’s at rock bottom because that’s when the mask falls off. He’s not chasing charts or approval, he’s chasing truth. That’s what keeps fans locked in. In “Post Malone ‘Reputation’ Live on the Stern Show” he doesn’t perform he unravels. Every lyric feels like a wound still healing. It’s raw, stripped-down, and impossible to ignore.
In the video “Reputation” Post sits under soft lights, guitar in hand, and sings like the room is empty even though millions are watching. Regret, shame, longing it’s all there in his voice. You can hear the cracks. One side of him is wide open, begging for forgiveness. The other is still hiding in the shadows. The tension feels personal, like you’re listening in on a confession not meant to be shared.
Post Malone “Reputation” Live on the Stern Show
Fans didn’t just hear the song they felt it. Comment sections filled with stories about broken friendships, family fallout and late-night spirals. “Reputation” hit something raw. Fans saw themselves in the lyrics and in the way Post barely holds it together. That connection the kind where someone finally puts your pain into words is why his audience is so loyal.
If “Reputation” feels like drowning in silence, then his song “Cooped Up” is kicking the door open and letting the chaos speak. If the first video is Post trapped in his own head, whispering confessions to the dark, then the second is him storming out, fire in his chest, ready to burn it all down. While “Reputation” aches in stillness “Cooped Up” moves like a fuse already lit.
Post Malone – Cooped Up (Official Music Video) ft. Roddy Ricch
In the second song Post drips with swagger and sarcasm, dressed in red and moving through surreal spaces like a man finally shaking off the weight. Roddy Ricch brings the fire, but it’s Post’s tired, don’t-care energy that gives the song its sting. It’s not about being healed it’s about being done pretending to be broken. The beat is tight, the visuals are bold, and the vibe is: I’ve been quiet long enough.
Post Malone never fakes it. That’s why fans stick around. Whether he’s singing through a cracked voice or walking through flames, he gives you everything; no filter, no front. Follow him on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook. The next video might wreck you, lift you, or say exactly what you couldn’t.