Post Malone drives while holding a knife in new “Goodbyes” video teaser
Post Malone has teased the video for his upcoming collab with Young Thug titled “Goodbyes.”
A few days ago, the rapper teased us by confirming the upcoming collab track that would be dropping very soon.
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On Saturday, both Chart Data and HITS Daily Double revealed via Twitter that Post Malone would be dropping his collab track with Young Thug July 5.
Cue the fireworks: @PostMalone‘s new single with @youngthug will drop next week https://t.co/dOr3VZ87px pic.twitter.com/ZzzGwzTeUL
— HITS Daily Double (@HITSDD) June 28, 2019
.@PostMalone and @youngthug‘s new single “Goodbye” will be released on July 5 (via @HITSDD).
— chart data (@chartdata) June 28, 2019
The track leaked via SoundCloud back in March and soon found its way to Reddit. The song has since been removed from the streaming site.
Now, Post Malone has taken to social media to confirm the release of “Goodbyes” at midnight EST July 5.
The artwork features the phrase, “Too much pleasure is pain” and gives off some major movie vibes.
7/5 pic.twitter.com/wTputGaGSi
— Posty (@PostMalone) July 3, 2019
Looks like we’ll just have to wait a few more days to see it for ourselves.
More Post Malone news
Over the weekend, Nielsen Music unveiled their 2019 mid-year charts.
Post made several appearances across the charts, including snagging the No. 2 slot for On-Demand Song Streams as well as Audio Streams with “Sunflower.”
“Wow” also takes the No. 6 spot on the Top 10 Selling Digital Songs and No. 6 on the Mid-Year Top 10 Album Chart!
Post’s latest singles, “Wow” and “Sunflower,” have obviously had an incredible run on the charts. Currently, the songs continue to hover around the Top 10 spots on the Billboard Hot 100 several months after their release.
Are you excited to close out Independence Day with a new Post Malone song? Sound off in the comments below!
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