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Post Malone Teases New Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Song on Father’s Day

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Post Malone Teases New Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Song on Father’s Day

Post Malone Teases New Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Song on Father’s Day. The Pop star Post Malone has just teased what stands to become the ultimate father-daughter wedding dance song.

On the Eve of Father’s Day (June 16 2024), the superstar singer shared a 35-second snippet of a country anthem about a father giving away his daughter on her wedding day.

“When I walk her down that isle and do what daddies have to do,” Malone gently sings on the track. “And she might be wearing white, but her first dress it was pink/ She might be your better half, yeah, well, she’s my everything/ We’ll both love her forever, but I loved her long before/ And one day I know I’ll give her away, buddy that don’t mean she’s yours.”

“Happy Father’s Day,” Malone, who announced the birth of his daughter in 2022, captioned the post.

This catchy new song will follow Malone’s smash hit “I Had Some Help” (featuring Morgan Wallen), which has spent four weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
Post Malone Teases New Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Song on Father’s Day

Post Malone Teases New Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Song on Father’s Day

fans on X (formerly Twitter) are tuning jokingly to inquire about lining up the star for their wedding reception.

“Post Malone how much is it to book you for private wedding performance,” they wrote.

“My dad walked me down the aisle to Sunflower and my husband and I walked out to Congratulations. I needed this for my father daughter dance!” another fan commented on Instagram.

Post Malone has been dipping his toe into country music for months now, including a team-up with Beyonce for “Levii’s Jeans” from her Cowboy Carter album, appearances on country awards shows, and forthcoming collaborations with Luke Combs and Blake Shelton.

Listen to a snippet of Malone’s new song below.

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