September 16, 2019 • 50 secs
Post Malone's developed a pretty unique blend of music, pulling from lots of different genres, and he's finally talked about how he developed the sound.
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Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Post Maloge's new album,
Hollywood's Bleeding, which debut at number one to nobody's surprise,
has been both criticized and celebrated for being influenced by
a massive array of musical genres hip hop, country, metal, grunge,
and all points between. And Post has been fairly quiet
about his childhood and background for the most part, but
in a new sitdown on YouTube with one of his
best friends, Kerwin Frost, he revealed quite a bit about
(00:22):
his upbringing, including just how much all those genres shaped
his formative years. He says, when I first started making beats,
I was thirteen, I was listening to hip hop, indie,
old country metal. A lot of people say I listen
to everything, but you'll put on a country record and
they'll hate it. And my mom listened to the country
and my dad listen to rapid metal, so it'll just
blended together, and obviously blends pretty wells Post had the
(00:42):
second best debut of the year behind Taylor Hollywoods Bleeding
is out now. That's Direct from Hollywood.
Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Post Maloge's new album,
Hollywood's Bleeding, which debut at number one to nobody's surprise,
has been both criticized and celebrated for being influenced by
a massive array of musical genres hip hop, country, metal, grunge,
and all points between. And Post has been fairly quiet
about his childhood and background for the most part, but
in a new sitdown on YouTube with one of his
best friends, Kerwin Frost, he revealed quite a bit about
(00:22):
his upbringing, including just how much all those genres shaped
his formative years. He says, when I first started making beats,
I was thirteen, I was listening to hip hop, indie,
old country metal. A lot of people say I listen
to everything, but you'll put on a country record and
they'll hate it. And my mom listened to the country
and my dad listen to rapid metal, so it'll just
blended together, and obviously blends pretty wells Post had the
(00:42):
second best debut of the year behind Taylor Hollywoods Bleeding
is out now. That's Direct from Hollywood.
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