Post Malone Tips His Hat to Tyler Childers

Described as "one of [his] favorite Tyler songs," Post Malone pays tribute to a country legend on stage with his own performance of Tyler Childers' hit song, "Feathered Indians."

As we've all had the privilege of witnessing, Post Malone has been finding his country roots through his music. His new album, 'F-1 Trillion,' is set to release on August 16, and from the track list, it features some of the best voices in country music.

From Dolly Parton to Brad Paisley to Tim McGraw, Post Malone is really assembling the best voices to create the best country album of all time. Despite Malone's cover performance, Tyler Childers is not listed on the album as a featured voice. Hopefully, that one is in the works for a surprise single later on.

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Malone's shift into the country music genre should not surprise anyone. From the three singles he has released from his new album, it is quite obvious that his voice fits right in.

To add to his country resume, Post Malone made his Grand Ole Opry debut on August 14 with some major names in country backing him up. Malone's debut was kicked off with a performance from Brad Paisley, a Grand Ole Opry member since 2001.

Paisley introduced Malone before he was engulfed in the crowd's standing ovation, saying, “He has a country heart and he is someone who immersed himself in the Nashville way.”

Nashville welcomed Malone into the country music world with open arms, and this is only the beginning, as fans have yet to hear his new album in its entirety. Spectators of this legendary performance did, however get to hear the unreleased song, "Nosedive" off of Malone's new album. Lainey Wilson was even present in Nashville to perform their song together for Malone's new crowd of fans.

From covering legendary country singers like Tyler Childers, to collaborating with some of the most successful artists in the business, Post Malone has already cemented his legacy in the country music world.