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Post Malone has been buzzing everywhere this week as rumors reach a fever pitch that he’ll headline the Dallas Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day halftime show for the 2025 Red Kettle Kickoff. The Dallas Cowboys and the Salvation Army have dropped heavy hints on social media, including visuals of an eighteen-wheeler painted in Post’s signature Bud Light blue and a Dak Prescott bobblehead nodding to his “Wow.” lyrics, all but confirming Malone as the performer. Outlets ranging from Holler Country to Whiskey Riff and MySanAntonio are calling his appearance a near lock, though as of today the official announcement is still pending. If true, this slot would be milestone territory as the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving show is widely dubbed “second to the Super Bowl” in terms of exposure, and would only deepen Posty’s bond with his home state and country music roots.
Speaking of country, Malone remains planted firmly in his “country era.” His 2024 album F-1 Trillion continues to perform, and recent behind-the-scenes chatter points toward another country album in the pipeline for 2026. Chart-wise, his career-retrospective The Diamond Collection is still moving units, sitting at number 17 on Hits Daily Double’s Top 50 albums for November 7, indicating sustained interest across genres.
Social media has been a mixed bag for Post. Instagram analytics show a slight dip of 0.19 percent in followers over the month, holding steady at just under 27 million. Engagement remains respectable, with an average of 142,000 likes and 750 comments per post, but experts note his income from Instagram is trending downward after peaking in 2024. On the lighter side, his humility has gone viral again: a TikTok video of Malone sweetly interacting with a young fan at a restaurant has millions calling him the “nicest guy in music,” reinforcing his reputation for genuine kindness.
In lighter headlines, Post dressed up as himself for Halloween and managed to walk Bourbon Street unrecognized, telling Theo Von’s podcast all it took was his usual flannel shirt and lack of facial tattoos to go incognito. Meanwhile, fans are humorously campaigning for him to get a Queer Eye makeover, as Karamo Brown from the Netflix show revealed on X. Post himself joked that his fans “just think I’m ugly and smell,” showing classic self-deprecation but also love for the show.
Businesswise, his multimillion-dollar tequila venture with Dre London continues to earn buzz, but no new business initiatives have been confirmed this week. On the personal front, Post is still reflecting on fatherhood in recent interviews, sharing adorable anecdotes about his three-year-old daughter’s love of George Strait and emphasizing how family has grounded him amid career highs.
In sum, with his likely Cowboys Thanksgiving performance, steady music sales, and relentless viral likability, Post Malone continues to prove he is not only a superstar but a cultural touchstone—one who can headline a stadium, charm a child, and step incognito through New Orleans, all in the same week.
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