Watch Post Malone & Jelly Roll Turn Seattle Show Into Live Music Video for Their Collaboration ‘Losers'
'Losers' was included on Post Malone's Billboard 200 chart-topping album F-1 Trillion, which also featured collaborations with Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Tim McGraw, Morgan Wallen, Blake Shelton and more. The song's lyrics are a tribute to 'the outcasts and the sinners/ The ain't-never-been-no-winners.'
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The music video showcases the two performers' synergy onstage, but also offers footage of smiling fans who were ready to party, as well as clips proving that Jelly Roll and Post Malone are friends beyond the spotlight, as there are shots of them hanging out backstage as well. Post Malone previously further proved that friendship, posting a video on Instagram of the two hanging out and singing along to the Toby Keith classic 'Who's Your Daddy?'
Jelly Roll previously praised Post Malone and gave thanks for his time on the road with Posty, writing in an Instagram post, 'Dear Austin, I say this on stage in some way every night, but man, being on this tour with you has been unreal. I have never had more fun in my life. The energy of the people is incredible. You can feel the love reverberate around the stadium every night. And that's a testament to the spirit you embody and what you've done. I am honored to be opening up for you every night, I'm honored to call you brother and blessed to watch you perform every night … Thank you [for] the opportunity, I don't take it for granted so I laugh, dance and sing from the soul every night.'
Post Malone and Jelly Roll will keep the good times rolling this year on the European leg of the tour, with stops in Germany, Switzerland, Spain and more.
Watch the video for 'Losers' below:
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