Post Malone Calls Meeting Taylor Swift ‘Inspiring’ — and Told Her He Wants to Rematch Travis Kelce in Beer Pong
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The rapper spoke about hanging out with the pop superstar and NFL star on Tuesday’s episode of ‘The Howard Stern Show’
Post Malone’s life is even “better now” since meeting Taylor Swift.
The hip-hop star (whose real name is Austin Post), 28, appeared on Tuesday’s episode of SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show and spoke about the times he’s met the pop superstar, 33, and her rumored boyfriend, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.
When host Howard Stern asked about the time the “Anti-Hero” singer complimented one of his songs, the Grammy-nominated singer/rapper explained it was a complete surprise. “I was doing, I think like a radio show or something, and we were just passing by and she was like, ‘Oh my God, nice to see you. ‘Better Now,’ is f—ing amazing,’” the “Congratulations” artist said.
The recording artist continued by sharing how stunned he was in the moment. “And I was like, ‘What? That’s f—ing crazy. You’re a great f—ing songwriter. Thank you so very much.’”
“There’s so many beautiful artists in the world and for another artist to acknowledge that is a really, really, really bitching thing,” the hitmaker said. “It’s a really special thing. So, I think that that was a really cool moment, and it was very inspiring.”
The “Sunflower” singer also mentioned that he recently hung out with the Grammy winner, who he called an “absolutely amazing” songwriter and “genuinely one of the most kind and considerate” people. The last time he saw the “Karma” musician, he told Stern that he took the opportunity to tell her to send Kelce, 34, a message that he’d like to play him in beer pong.
On the podcast, he explained that once he faced off with Kelce and his Kansas City Chiefs teammate, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, in beer pong.
“I had to get a Kansas City Chiefs, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce tattoo,” the “Circles” performer admitted when he was asked what the penalty was for losing the game.

