Post Malone Reveals Artwork For His Upcoming Mixtape

Post Malone shares the red-infused artwork for his upcoming mixtape. Post Malone was all over the news earlier today after a photo surfaced online of him choking his bff Justin Bieber at the club, but he’s since taken to twitter to clear the air about the situation which appears to be all good now (see latest pic). However, during his series of tweets earlier, Post decided to give the fans something to look forward to when he announced that he has a new mixtape dropping soon, stating "the mixtape is on the precipice of release.” Well fast forward a couple hours later, and the “White Iverson” rapper decided to take to social media accounts and share that very artwork for his upcoming mixtape. Unfortunately, he didn’t reveal any other additional details, like its title or when it’s dropping, but just know it’s coming. Peep the artwork below, and keep your eyes peeled for further details to surface soon.

Post Malone Apologizes For Using The N-Word

Post Malone apologizes for his use of the N-word in an old Vine video. A few days ago, an old Vine resurfaced of Post Malone saying the N-word. Malone's poor word choice occurred while he and a friend, also white, were watching a video of cats playing around: "Yeah we watch 'Too Cute,' n*gga," said the "White Iverson" rapper. Though the situation sounds harmless, the clip circulated about a week after Malone's incredibly awkward Breakfast Club interview, during which Charlamagne asked the rapper about what he was doing for the Black Lives Matter movement -- and Malone didn't have much to say. Well, days after Malone earned himself the unfortunate headline, he went on DJ Drama's Gangsta Grillz radio to publicly apologize. "It's unacceptable, you know. And I made a mistake...and I wanna apologize...And I guess that's really it, and I can't really say nothin,' you know. It was wrong of me." Malone definitely took the wise route by flat out apologizing, instead of, say, defending his word choice like Tom Hanks' rapping son.