Jelly Roll & Post Malone Cover Toby Keith
As the Big A* Stadium Tour* wraps up its U.S. leg, Post Malone and Jelly Roll have been taking the country music world by storm. Joined by rising Americana star Sierra Ferrell, the trio has been electrifying massive stadium crowds this summer. And as they gear up to take the show across Europe, fans were treated to a special behind-the-scenes moment that’s turning heads.
Post Malone Leans Further Into Country Roots
Post Malone made his official country debut last year with the chart-topping album F-1 Trillion, a project that blended his genre-bending style with a fresh country sound. The deluxe edition of the album leaned even further into traditional country, earning praise from longtime country fans and newcomers alike.
The singer has since hinted at a full-fledged country album coming soon — and if F-1 Trillion was any indication, it’s something fans should be excited for. Post’s ability to straddle genres while keeping it authentic has already won over country legends and modern collaborators alike.
Acoustic Cover of Toby Keith’s “Who’s Your Daddy?” Goes Viral
Over the weekend, Jelly Roll shared a clip of an impromptu acoustic session featuring Post Malone covering Toby Keith’s 2002 hit “Who’s Your Daddy?” The stripped-down version included Jelly Roll and Chandler Walters on steel guitar, giving the rendition a nostalgic yet fresh feel.
Originally released as the second single from Keith’s Unleashed album, the track reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart and even crossed over to hit #22 on the Billboard Hot 100. Post’s raw, soulful delivery adds a new flavor to the classic, further solidifying his place in the modern country scene.
A Tribute to the Big Dog Daddy Just in Time for July 4th
As America celebrates Independence Day, the cover also serves as a fitting tribute to Toby Keith — the “Big Dog Daddy” himself — and a reminder of the powerful legacy he left in country music.
Whether you’re a diehard country fan or just catching Post Malone’s country era for the first time, this cover is a must-watch. It’s a testament to Malone’s versatility and a heartwarming display of respect for one of the genre’s legends.