Post Malone Teases He Has a ‘S–tload of Songs Coming,’ Apologizes for ‘Taking So Goddamn Long’

Post Malone has teased that he has a large quantity of songs in the works, apologizing for the prolonged wait. In an Instagram post on October 15, the singer-rapper shared a selfie in front of a whiteboard filled with song titles in color-coded marker and expressed his excitement to share his music with fans. "I'm sorry it's taking so goddamn long... I can't wait to share this piece of music with y'all," he wrote, promising that there will be "a s–tload of songs coming!!!"

The musician has not released an album since 2024's F-1 Trillion, which debuted at the top of the Billboard 200, marking his third No. 1 on the chart. Among the songs listed on the whiteboard are "Chrome Heartbreaker," "Death of the Bow," "Call You Back," and "Impossible," all of which are in black, signifying that their lyrics and vocals have been completed. Red tracks such as "Doesn't Exist," "Memorize," "Rescue Me," "Parachute," "Track Me Down," and "Soulmate" have been written but still require vocals.

Post Malone has evidently been focused on his new album, delaying his previously announced Big Ass Tour with Jelly Roll to finish his next project, which is expected to be titled The Eternal Buzz. While the star has explored Western and country sounds in recent years, he has hinted at a potential return to his hip-hop roots. In a preview of a snippet from a song, he wrote, "That one mofo that don’t know when to leave," referencing a track similar to those found on his beerbongs & bentleys and Hollywood's Bleeding albums.