beerbongs & bentleys
He’s been labeled a hip–hop artist, but as the song says, Post Malone is a rockstar too. His second album regales fans with tales of the hedonism and excess that 2016’s astoundingly popular *Stoney* afforded him. The *beerbongs & bentleys* universe is one of partying, girls, money, and Saint Laurent clothes, but he makes no secret of the downsides to success. Money is everything—except true happiness, and this tenderness adds a dark depth to his addictive songs. This album, like his previous releases, proves that Post holds the recipe for the perfect chart-topper: a wild lifestyle, exceptionally catchy melodies, and the ability to fit Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee and heartfelt acoustic ballads alongside fiery features from Nicki Minaj, YG, and 21 Savage.
The second album from the crossover star features a few inarguable pop hits, but Post Malone’s singular, dour mood wears thin and grows stale after too long.
Austin Post has clear talent, but this album did not see its realisation
Post Malone's second album 'beerbongs & bentleys' contains flashes of brilliance among its 18 tracks. Read the NME review
Rock-star rapper Post Malone indulges his flexing self-pity on 'Beerbongs & Bentleys' and sometimes transcends it
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Post Malone starts off strong on his sophomore album, Beerbongs & Bentleys, with "Paranoid." Explaining his situation as a famous artist, Po...
There are powerful choruses and strong vocals from the chart-topping, face-tattooed rapper, but his guests show him up as a weak lyricist