Post Malone Performs ‘Wrong Ones’, ‘Finer Things’ and More For The First Time During YouTube Live Stream

It's safe to say Post Malone has packed his F-1Trillion rollout with a plethora of surprises, from the blockbuster list of collaborations to the nine bonus songs dropped as part of the Long Bed deluxe. Posty's latest unexpected treat was a YouTube live-stream from the studio, during which he performed a number of stand-outs from the new album for the first time ever, including ‘Wrong Ones’, ‘Finer Things’ and more.

Post Malone showcased throughout F-1Trillion: Long Bed how sinuously and seamlessly he can mold his signature vibrato to fit different country sub-genres, and he again showcased this throughout his live stream. The subtle tremble in Posty's vocals brought an extra level of vulnerability to his ode to his daughter, ‘Yours’, while his gravelly rasp enhanced the swagger and playfulness of ’California Sober’.

The ‘Chemical’ hitmaker delivered assured renditions of the two album openers, ’Wrong Ones’ and ‘Finer Things’, with Post Malone even taking over Tim McGraw and Hank Williams Jr.'s portions of the respective rowdy, Southern Rock-tinged anthems.

In addition, the bearded crooner rattled through a couple of highlights from the Long Bed section of F-1Trillion, such as the simmering ‘Go to Hell‘ and the wistful ’Ain't How It Ends’.

Post Malone's F-1Trillion: Long Bed is on track to become his first Billboard 200 No. 1 since 2019's Hollywood's Bleeding, with the new project securing its place at the peak of Spotify's Top Albums Debut Global and US charts. Posty's F-1Trillion tracks also make up the vast majority of the leaders on the Top Songs Debut Global and US rankings too, with ’California Sober’, ‘Losers’ and more slotting straight in.

F-1Trillion has been one of the most hotly anticipated releases of 2024, with country fans pleading with Post Malone to venture into the genre for the best part of ten years.

Now, he's embraced Nashville with open arms and Music City has reciprocated, with Posty making his stellar Grand Ole Opry debut last week and continuing to appear at a variety of high-profile venues and bars throughout Broadway this summer.

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