Randy Travis, Lainey Wilson & ERNEST Congratulate Post Malone On ‘F-1 Trillion’ Release: “Truly One Of The Nicest Guys Out There”

Post Malone getting the stamp of approval on F-1 Trillion from some of country music's biggest names. Today is the day that country music fans have had circled on their calendar for quite some time. Post Malone's highly anticipated country project finally dropped, and somehow, the album (and the additional surprise songs that he released) has exceeded expectations. Early reviews are saying that F-1 Trillion could be a contender for album of the year, and considering some of the biggest names in country music are swooping in to commend it, Post's first official dip into the country music genre could be a highly decorated one. Beloved country legend Randy Travis sent out a congratulatory message to Post Malone earlier today, saying: "Congrats on the new album, Post Malone! Thanks for hanging out after the show and teaching Randy a few beer pong tips...Truly one of the nicest guys out there. Make sure to give F-1 Trillion a listen!" https://twitter.com/randytravis/status/1824506921212104999 And Lainey Wilson, fresh off an appearance with Post at the Grand Ole Opry, also sent out a nice message celebrating F-1 Trillion's release and Post Malone's joyous introduction into country music: " Country music loves ya brother! I’m so happy to be a part of this record, and I loved watching you step into that circle at the Opry. Now I’ve got you to thank for getting my first Dolly Parton cut too?? You're 1 in F-Trillion Post Malone!" https://twitter.com/laineywilson/status/1824436504606687240 Ernest made sure to give a shoutout to the new project while also voicing his gratitude to be apart of it: " Gettin to be a part of this album has been incredible. It’s out now…. Post Malone, welcome to Nashville, Tennessee." https://twitter.com/ernest615/status/1824439448320229468 Needless to say, Post Malone has had as good of an album drop day as he could have asked for. The artist who made his name in the pop realm of music has been welcomed into country with open arms. Here's to hoping that F-1 Trillion isn't the first and last time that Post goes country.