If there’s a convention out there, Austin Richard Post has probably stomped it to the ground and set it on fire. The man better known as Post Malone hasn’t taken the paved road to fame and success, he’s done it his way every step of the way. He’s gone from demoing mixtapes for his friends in high school to collaborating with Kanye West, touring with Justin Bieber, and hosting his own music festival, Posty Fest.
The Dallas raised musician began his career by releasing his first single, “White Iverson” to SoundCloud in February 2015. The video for the song hit a million views within a month, and Post has been soaring into the stratosphere ever since. His 8X Platinum single, “Congratulations”, off of his 3X certified Platinum album “Stoney”, hit #8 on the Billboard top 100, and he achieved even greater success on his next album. “Beerbongs and Bentleys” broke first-day streaming records on Spotify, went platinum upon release, broke Michael Jackson’s 34-year-old record for number of consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Top R&B and Hip-Hop Albums chart and received four nominations at the 61st Grammy Awards.
Post Malone always finds time to show love to his fans. One of the ways he interacts with his fans is through his Twitch stream, as 300,000 of his loyal followers know after watching him stream rounds of PUBG. Post is no stranger to either gaming or streaming, occasionally popping in to cameo on the stream of his longtime friend and collaborator Jason Probst. He’s got a pretty sweet custom gaming rig built out, and most importantly, he’s also equipped with HyperX headsets.
The luxurious comfort, crystal-clear sound quality, innovation, and style of HyperX Cloud headsets quickly found a spot within Post Malone’s lifestyle. Whether Post Malone is knocking in goals past his hapless opponents while streaming on Mixer or rolling deep with his squad in PUBG or Call of Duty, he’s doing it all while he’s wearing his HyperX headsets.