LISTEN: Post Malone Releases New Heartfelt Tearjerker For Fathers Day

Get your tissues ready, country music fans, because Post Malone has just given us a sneak peek of what could become the ultimate father-daughter wedding dance song. On Father's Day, June 16, the chart-topping artist shared a snippet of a deeply moving country ballad, capturing the poignant moment of a father giving away his daughter on her wedding day.

Post Malone on the red carpet at “The 57th Annual CMA Awards,” live from Bridgestone Arena Wednesday, November 8, 2023 on ABC.

The track opens with Malone’s gentle croon: “When I walk her down that aisle and do what daddies have to do,” setting the stage for a sentimental journey. As the melody unfolds, he continues, “And she might be wearing white, but her first dress it was pink/ She might be your better half, yeah, well, she’s my everything/ We’ll both love her forever, but I loved her long before/ And one day I know I’ll give her away, buddy that don’t mean she’s yours.”

Within minutes of the teaser hitting social media, fans flooded the comments, sharing their excietment.

Via Post Malone TikTok

This country-tinged ballad comes hot on the heels of Malone’s recent success with Morgan Wallen, solidifying his growing influence in the country music scene. His fans have eagerly anticipated a full country project, especially after his electrifying performances at Stagecoach and CMA Fest. With upcoming collaborations featuring country heavyweights like Luke Combs and Blake Shelton, Malone’s crossover into the country genre is proving to be a thrilling journey for fans.

Malone’s foray into country music has been nothing short of spectacular, blending his signature style with heartfelt country themes. This new song promises to be a staple at wedding receptions for years to come, offering a perfect moment for fathers and daughters to share on the dance floor.

So, keep an eye out for Post Malone’s upcoming releases, and get ready to add this tear-jerking track to your wedding playlist. It’s clear that Malone's musical versatility and emotional depth are here to stay, capturing hearts across genres and generations.