Post Malone erupted after Beyoncé won the country music award: “Damn… I left rap, ate Texas dust, sang country until my throat gave out — just to lose to the girl who once called country music ‘white people shit’?!”

The music world was shaken by an emotional outburst just minutes ago, when Post Malone vented in a furious rage after Beyoncé won the prestigious CMA Album of the Year award for her country album. The singer’s reaction, broadcast live, left fans and critics stunned by his raw and indignant words.

The Moment of the Outburst

At 10:29 AM +07 today, during a live Instagram broadcast following the announcement of the 2025 Country Music Association (CMA) Awards, 30-year-old Post Malone lost his composure. “Damn… I left rap, ate Texas dust, sang country until my throat gave out — just to lose to the girl who once called country music ‘white people shit’?!” he exclaimed, visibly frustrated. The statement referred to an alleged comment Beyoncé made years ago, amplified by rumors, and to her victory with the album Cowboy Carter, which beat out Post Malone’s recent work, F-1 Trillion.

Witnesses reported that Malone threw his cowboy hat to the ground, while fans in the live chat reacted with a mix of shock and support. The singer, who dove into the country genre with hits like “I Had Some Help” alongside Morgan Wallen, seemed inconsolable, stating, “I shed my blood for this, and she comes from pop and takes it all?”

Context of the Rivalry

Tension has been building since Beyoncé released Cowboy Carter in 2024, challenging country norms, while Post Malone cemented his transition from hip-hop to the Texan genre. Beyoncé’s victory at the CMA Awards, announced at 10:15 AM +07, was seen by many as validation of her reinvention, but for Malone, it was a personal blow. Sources close to him suggest he had hoped the award would crown his two-year effort in country music, especially after exhausting tours across Texas.

On social media, X exploded with divided reactions. “Post is right, he lived country!” wrote one fan, while another defended Beyoncé: “She brought diversity, he’s just jealous.”

Reactions and Impact

Malone’s outburst sparked an online frenzy, with hashtags like #PostMaloneRant and #BeyonceCMA trending. Critics speculate whether this signals the end of his country journey or will motivate an even stronger comeback. Beyoncé has yet to comment, but her team issued a brief statement: “We are honored by the recognition.” The music industry now wonders if this rivalry will inspire an unlikely collaboration or an even fiercer showdown.

What’s Next?

With the CMA Awards still echoing, Post Malone’s future in country music hangs in the balance. Will he recover from this disappointment or leave the genre behind? The music world waits anxiously.

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