Post Malone shared what his 55-pound weight loss journey looks like.
From weighing 240 pounds, Post Malone is now done to 185 pounds following his effective weight loss journey. He unveiled an effective diet tip that everyone can follow, and he earned more praise when he showed the actual result.
Post Malone Debuts Fitter Physique
On Instagram, Post Malone uploaded a mirror selfie as he donned an all-black look with black boots and a baseball cap.
"Introducing Viceroy Chungus VonBattlepass, i love you," he captioned the post.
The rapper completely looks different in the photo as he lost a massive amount of body fat, previously revealing that he started his transformation after cutting down his soda intake.
He told "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast in August that he simply cut down his soda consumption to help himself remove excess fats from his body.
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"Soda is so bad," he said. "It's bad but it's so good. I'll have a soda. I'm a bad boy. And I'll have a Monster Energy, but Celsius is so good too."
Currently, some celebrities promote the use of Ozempic to experience effective weight loss, Post Malone said he did not use any drugs to achieve a slimmer appearance.
The 28-year-old rapper said a lot of people asked him about his weight loss and that he had never felt healthier before.
Aside from giving up soda, Post Malone started consuming healthier foods after becoming a father in 2022. He revealed on Instagram that changing his diet would allow him to be around "a long time" for his child.
Post Malone Received Lyrics From Bob Dylan
In other news, Rolling Stone held an interview with producer Michael Cash, who revealed that Post Malone has an unfinished song that is based on Bob Dylan's lyrics.
Dylan's representative, Jeff Rosen, reportedly responded to his pitch regarding the rapper's collaboration, but a source said that the song is "somewhere else" now. Post Malone is said to be in tears after hearing the lyrics from his "idol" and officially recorded the song at Cash's studio in March 2021.
"We got the stenciling done, he got some colors in, but he wasn't finished," Cash explained. "It needed flair. It needed more layers. It wasn't a complete piece of music, but it was definitely a song."
The song in question already had everything but still needed to be finished.
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