Post Malone's Livestream Mishap and Plans for New Music in 2026
Post Malone recently had a mishap during a livestream where he attempted a backflip off a chair and ended up falling to the floor. The incident occurred during a 10-hour Twitch livestream with xQc to promote his Murder Circus Encore within the Hunt: Showdown 1896 video game. Despite his failed backflip attempt, Post Malone kept his sense of humor and laughed off the blunder.
During the livestream, Post Malone mentioned his plans to release two albums in 2026 if everything goes as planned. Fans can expect to hear new music from him when he headlines the free Bud Light Super Bowl concert on February 6 in San Francisco. Post Malone has been working diligently on new music and has around 45 songs in the works, aiming to release new music soon.
Post Malone's fall during the livestream is not the first time he has had a public mishap. Just three weeks prior, he accidentally stumbled during a concert in India. Despite these incidents, Post Malone has achieved significant success in his music career since his debut single "White Iverson" went viral in 2015. He has received numerous awards, including five American Music Awards, 11 Billboard Music Awards, and 18 Grammy Award nominations.
Post Malone's Grammy nominations include recognition for songs like "Rockstar" and "Better Now." His rise to fame has transformed him from a SoundCloud rapper to a music star with a dedicated fan base. Stay updated on the latest showbiz news and gossip by following Mirror Celebs on various social media platforms for more entertainment updates.