Post Malone Starts Work on His Follow Up To 'beerbongs & bentleys'

Post Malone has revealed that he has already started working on the follow up to his sophomore album beerbongs & bentleys.

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beerbongs & bentleys released late April and moved 470k copies in the first week, scoring the biggest opening week of 2018 and smashing Drake’s streaming record for biggest single week album streams. Such is the performance of the album that it’s still holding on to the number 2 spot on Billboard 200 as we speak. His first album, Stoney is not too far away, at number 11.

i am writing for the next album. thank u to everyone who is listening. let's kick some dick. i love u. good morning
— Posty (@PostMalone) June 5, 2018

Taking to Twitter, the singer-rapper told fans that he has started writing on his third album. “i am writing for the next album. thank u to everyone who is listening,” he said which was followed by an explicit joke as you can see above. Of course, he did not give a time frame when it will release. Will Post go for two albums in a year? It’s possible.