Post Malone Deletes Safari After Googling Himself

August 14, 2018

Post Malone has blessed the ears of many, and at just 23-years-old, he has become a world-wide, award winning musician. However, when Malone decided to have a cheeky Google of himself to see what people were saying, the singer was left very upset and hurt.

Post Malone, whose real name is Austin Post, tweeted saying that he has deleted Safari and all of his search history after having a quick Google of his name to see what people have been saying about him. Unfortunately for Post, people can be very harsh, and sometimes don’t realize how upsetting their words can be.

never googling myself ever again lol. got called a walking STD and a human sir bubble by 2 different publications. deleted safari after lol. if anyone is having a tough time keep rocking guys. never let anybody tell you shit. you are awesome.

— Post Malone (@PostMalone) August 13, 2018

*Snot bubble

— Post Malone (@PostMalone) August 13, 2018

Although Post didn’t seem too upset about the comments and made a point to those who may be having a rough time due to bullying, or just not feeling great about themselves in general, you could still sense that the rapper was somewhat disheartened by people’s words and has lost a little bit of confidence in himself.

Post Malone has been shown on many videos to be a very genuine, kind-hearted guy, who has always made the time and effort for others, whilst still trying to care for himself and build up to the success that he has today. Because of this, Malone’s fans had to let Posty know that he shouldn’t feel sad about people’s words, and that they love him, even if he is a walking STD…

https://twitter.com/h3h3productions/status/1028891236466212865

I love you regardless pic.twitter.com/f3fqTsoz8u

— Jeanine Amapola (@JeanineAmapola) August 13, 2018

who we fighting

— Angel (@TheJimenez14) August 13, 2018

 pic.twitter.com/lYq8Y4a9yi

— mars🩵 (@marsssbarss333) August 13, 2018

https://twitter.com/velvetsweetener/status/1028889353223729152

However, there were some very supportive detectives on the case, who were wondering how the singer was able to tweet this if he doesn’t have Safari. Perhaps Chrome, Firefox?

love u bro, but how u tweet this if u deleted safari tho…

— lil aaron (@lilaaron911) August 13, 2018

There were also other musicians who have suffered the blow themselves, who do not recommend reading the comments of others either…

My dude stay off the internet haha as an artist I’ve made the fatal mistake too of seeing how people view me on the Soundcloud comments and it ain’t fun hahaha thanks for the inspiration tho you always a real one

— KENNEDY JONES (@KennedyJonesTHO) August 13, 2018

No matter how harsh the comments may be, or whether Post Malone really is a human snot bubble, at least he knows that he has a wide fan base who love him and support him no matter what and I think that matters a million times more than a silly comment made by someone who has nothing better to do with their lives. We love snot bubbles, and we love Post Malone, too!

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