Post Malone Popular Song Rankings [2025]

MourningPost Malone8rank/position

Post Malone – Mourning (Official Music Video)

Post Malone’s “Mourning” is the second single from his album Austin, released on May 19, 2023.

While the song depicts his past lifestyle in a bright tone, it actually reveals feelings of regret and reflection.

The wordplay between “morning” and “mourning” is particularly striking, expressing both the brightness of greeting a new day and the anguish over mistakes made the night before.

It’s also noteworthy that Malone’s publicly stated intention to quit smoking and drinking is strongly reflected in this track.

Beneath its easy-listening melody lies a profound message that resonates deeply.

rockstarPost Malone ft. 21 Savage9rank/position

Post Malone – rockstar (Official Music Video) ft. 21 Savage

The song collaborated on by Post Malone and 21 Savage from the United States portrays the glamorous, freewheeling lifestyle of a rockstar.

Blending provocative elements such as sex, drugs, and violence, it presents the rockstar image within contemporary hip-hop.

Released in September 2017, the track spent eight consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the Billboard Hot 100, significantly impacting both artists’ careers.

The music video, inspired by Japanese cinema, builds a distinctive world.

It’s a recommended listen for those who enjoy edgy content or are interested in new trends in modern music.

One Right NowPost Malone, The Weeknd10rank/position

Post Malone, The Weeknd – One Right Now (Official Music Video)

Released in November 2021, One Right Now is a collaboration between Post Malone and The Weeknd, two artists who command enormous support in the contemporary pop scene.

Built on a sleek synth-pop track that reflects a post-2020s trend, the interplay of Malone’s and The Weeknd’s emotional vocals and melodies creates a stunning contrast—truly exquisite.

Lyrically, however, it seems to be a message to an ex whose infidelity likely caused the breakup, conveying a sense of saying goodbye to the past relationship and already having someone new.

That said, depending on how you interpret it, it can also read as the poignant lament of a man still full of lingering attachment, unable to fully move on.

With that in mind—perhaps reading too much into it—the music video, in which the two stage a brutal shootout, feels oddly suggestive as well.

Better NowPost Malone11rank/position

Post Malone – Better Now (Official Video)

This is a song by American artist Post Malone about the lingering feelings for a former lover.

Even while putting on a brave face and saying “I’m fine without you,” the heart can’t help but keep thinking of that person—many of us have probably felt that way.

Despite its upbeat melody, the lyrics lay bare a painfully straightforward longing that tightens the chest.

An unforgettable love can be agonizing, but the experience of loving someone that deeply will surely help you grow.

Listen to “Better Now,” accept your feelings just once, and take your next step forward.

Congratulations (ft. Quavo)Post Malone12rank/position

Post Malone – Congratulations (Official Music Video) ft. Quavo

Post Malone, a popular rapper who also exudes rock-star charisma.

One of his signature songs, released in 2017, features a trap-based sound and an emotional melody.

As he sings about achieving his dreams—even being told by his mother that he’s changed—there’s a certain tender melancholy that lingers.

The song also carries a touch of irony toward the people around him whose attitudes shifted after his success, yet it ultimately offers hope and courage to young people just graduating.

Students preparing for entrance exams might also find the strength to move forward by listening to this track.

Pour Me A DrinkPost Malone13rank/position

Post Malone ft. Blake Shelton – Pour Me A Drink (Official Video)

Released on June 21, 2024, this track is a collaboration between American artists Post Malone and Blake Shelton.

It’s a cheerful, country-tinged song that celebrates the freedom of the weekend, yet it carries an undercurrent of longing for escape from reality.

On a weary Friday night, the protagonist—burdened by a breakup and stress—seeks solace in alcohol.

Its vibe also recalls the party anthems of the 2010s, which adds to its charm.

The song is slated to appear on Post Malone’s upcoming country album.

It’s a perfect pick for unwinding on the weekend—whether you’re driving home from work or hosting a home party with friends.

Rich and SadPost Malone14rank/position

Rich and Sad

A track by American rapper and singer-songwriter Post Malone.

It centers on the age-old adage that “money can’t buy happiness.” The track is included on his 2018 album Beerbongs & Bentleys.