Even though Jelly Roll and Post Malone are on their Big A– Stadium Tour together, Jelly Roll’s mom, Donna DeFord, had not yet met Malone until recently. But when she finally did, the exchange was heartwarming and hilarious, to say the least.

The video posted on Instagram starts out with Jelly Roll commenting on what his mom asked him before he took her to meet Malone.

“That’s the sweetest thing ever, ‘Do you think Post will sign my CD?'” the singer recalls her asking him.

The “Son of a Sinner” singer reassures his mother that Post will for sure sign her CD, and as she is about to meet Malone, she tells her son, “I got one, and I got my own felt pen.”

Jelly then rolls his mom in her wheelchair over to Malone’s backstage area, where the “I Had Some Help” singer wraps her in a huge hug as they finally meet.

Jelly’s mom tells Post how she has asked Jason [Jelly Roll’s real name is Jason DeFord] to introduce her to Malone a few times, and Malone jokes that Jelly has asked him over and over again, so he finally decided to meet her.

Malone and Jelly then embrace as Jelly thanks Malone for taking time to hang with his mom and sign her CD.

Then, as Malone goes to sign the CD for Jelly’s mom, she says, “It’s my birthday present.”

Malone then asks her an interesting question: “Did Jason buy you a house yet?” Jelly’s mom says, “Yes, a nice one.”

The meet-and-greet ends with the three of them taking the most epic picture, which would be perfect for someone’s next album cover:

Jelly Roll and Post Malone collaborated on a track titled “Losers,” which appeared on Malone’s F-1 Trillion album in 2024.

The Big A– Stadium Tour launched in April.

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Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes

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Post Malone Owns a $3 Million Car

In 2020, Post Malone told GQ about his $3 million Bugatti Chiron and three other cars we valued at nearly $1.5 million. There’s the Rolls-Royce Phantom, the Lamborghini Aventador SV and a McLaren 720S Spider.

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“The Donald Trump of Hip-Hop”

Mikael Wood of the L.A. Times popularized that in 2016 and even though it seems like a compliment — both men broke into an arena by doing it their way, maybe — it was a bit backhanded. The person who actually said it was a record label executive who added “Things that should have killed his career have only made him bigger.” Stick around to see what they’re talking about.

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Post Malone’s Politics

Does Post Malone like Donald Trump? No. No he does not.

Talking to Rolling Stone in 2017 he said “We have a s–ty thing going on in the White House. I don’t like Trump. But I don’t think it’ just him. Something’s coming.”

The context of that quote paints a picture of a man who is frustrated with all sides of government and all political parties. He’s not likely to stump for Biden either.

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Post Malone Quit Smoking Marijuana

Post Malone drinks a lot and once told GQ about sipping codeine while alluding to having done heavier drugs. He doesn’t smoke weed anymore however. He kind of OD’d on it one time and says he really hasn’t gotten past the anxiety it caused.

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Post Malone’s Doomsday Bunker in Utah

After he started to make some real money, Post Malone bought a piece of property near Salt Lake City, Utah. He’s referred to it as his bunker, which is important because Post is definitely preparing for a major, society-changing event.

He’s a prepper with great style. The 12,000-square-foot, 5-bedroom, 6-bathroom, 7-acre property includes a professional gaming room, a massive kitchen and master bedroom, gym, art and stunning views of the mountains.

“I’m building it underground. It’s going to be fun until the world ends,” he told Rolling Stone.