‘Green Thumb’ Live Performance: Post Malone Relaxes Poolside
Post Malone is removing points back for the rollout for his 5th workshop cd, Austin. The rap artist’s most current collection got here on Friday (July 28), together with an authorities Vevo live efficiency for cd track “Green Thumb.”
The video clip includes the musician resting by the poolside after evening drops. Using only his guitar for enhancement, Malone slits right into the track and also sings, “Drove by your house and noticed it was overgrown/ Your flowers are all dead and I thought you should know/ What happened to your green thumb that you were so proud of?/ Their bodies were scattered and starving for love/ Starving for love,” on the track’s very first knowledgeable.
“Green Thumb” is the 2nd track that got a Vevo online efficiency — it follows Malone’s previous Vevo online efficiency of “Overdrive,” launched previously this month. “These videos really showcase how special this new album is to me,” Malone stated in a news release. “I’m extremely lucky to be able to bring the songs to life with Vevo. Thank you all so very much for watching and listening.”
Austin included 15 various other tracks, consisting of songs “Chemical” and also “Mourning, which charted at Nos. 13 and also 36 on the Billboard Hot 100, specifically. Prior to the cd’s launch, the rap artist required to Instagram on May 16 and also shared what the cd implies to him and also his creativity.
“This whole deal has been one of the most challenging, rewarding, and exciting records I’ve worked on. I feel it captures who I am as a man and as an artist in this moment,” he wrote. “Thank y’all so much for your patience, and thank you for being there with me in my hardest times. I love y’all so much, and am ready to f—ing party with y’all. Cheers, and keep spreading love.”
Watch Malone’s efficiency for “Green Thumb” in the video clip over.

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