Post Malone hit the ‘gram on Tuesday (May 27th) night to exhibit the results of his and his friends’ wizard staff, a tall sword of sorts made of taped-together beer cans. It’s no secret that Posty is a big fan of the brews, especially Bud Light. He’s challenged tons of other celebrities to beer pong tournaments in the past, and has even been known to drink beer out of his shoe while performing onstage. That’s why it hardly comes as a surprise that he’s been consuming copious amounts of brews with his bros in quarantine, but when he stacks the empty cans on top of one another like this, it looks pretty unreal.

In the photo, a camouflaged Posty poses next to the ceiling-high wizard staff, which was constructed using Bud Light cans, of course. He’s surrounded by his bassist Brian Lee, guitarist Nick Mac, tour photographer Adam DeGross, and Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker. The towering structure appears to be made up of approximately 35 or so cans, which, including the man who snapped the photo, Clemente Ruiz, is bout 7 beers each, although they may have just hit their height limit.

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Despite his affinity for beer, Post recently dipped his toe in the wine world by launching his own French rosé called Maison No. 9. He announced the partnership with Global Brand Equities earlier this month, stating, “Rosé is for when you want to get a little fancy. It’s a nice switch up and I have been thinking about doing my own wine for a while.”

Machine Gun Kelly came through with the latest instalment of his special quarantine #LockDownSessions, this time with some help from his pal, Blink 182’s Travis Barker. The two rockers decided to take on Paramore’s pop punk banger, “Misery Business” from ’07, and the results are almost as good as the original.

Filming each of their parts in their individual homes, MGK and Travis kill their performance while still respecting the rules of social distancing. MGK launched the #LockDownSessions on March 16th, promising to cover a new song practically every day until the coronavirus quarantine is over. Although he’s only been doing these #LockDownSessions for less than two weeks now, it appears that he is already recycling material. He and his friend, Omer Fedi, already delivered an acoustic rendition of “Misery Business” for the very first #LockDownSessions instalment, but I guess we’ll let it slide in the name of isolation entertainment.

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Along with his two different covers of the Paramore hit, MGK has also taken on Childish Gambino‘s “Redbone,” Kid Cudi‘s “Pursuit of Happiness,” Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” The Beatles’ “Here Comes The Sun,” and more. Visit Machine Gun Kelly’s Youtube channel for more of his #LockDownSessions and stay safe!

Everybody predicted Machine Gun Kelly would dive deep into the depths of irrelevance last year after Eminem took care of business, issuing his “Killshot” and attempting to end the young man’s career. Fortunately for MGK though, his own contributions to the highly-publicized rap beef were enough to net him a bunch of newfound attention from fans and he ended up experiencing the best year in his professional life. With movies, shows, tours, and an album all adding to his tremendous display of talent in 2019, the Ohio native is looking to extend his take-over into the new decade. As of late, Kellz’ music has been laced with rock elements, edging on pop-punk at time. Days ago, he announced that he would officially by diving into the world of pop-punk with a new album and now, we’ve got a title for it.

During an interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, Machine Gun Kelly sat next to Travis Barker and unveiled the name of his next musical body of work. Titled Tickets To My Downfall, it sure sounds like MGK will be addressing the issues that have affected him in the last couple of years, possibly even referencing how people wished for him to fail after battling Eminem. His “downfall” never ended up taking place but, if it had, maybe it would be tinged in pop-punk flavor.

Are you looking forward to the next project from him? Let us know in the comments.

Travis Barker is parting ways with a few of his vintage vehicles, and he’s partnered with Barrett-Jackson to auction them off to the highest bidders. According to TMZ, Travis is saying goodbye to three of his babies: a 1941 Cadillac 62 Series Convertible, a 1960 Cadillac Coupe Deville, and a 1972 Chevrolet K5 Blazer. The convertible is predicted to reach up to $100,000 while the Chevy might even rake in a whopping $200,000. 

Travis talked about his love for vintage cars with The Low And Slow Car Show in February of last year ahead of his Musink Music Festival and Tattoo Convention that he founded, sharing that his dad was the one who introduced him to all different kinds of old school whips. Travis has always made his love for Cadillacs in particular a known passion through his ink, as he has at least two Cadillac tattoos, including an emblem on his chest and a Cadillac script down his rib cage that took 12 hours to create.

His decision to let go of a few cars from his own collection stems from his desire to expand in many different areas of his life, and to make room for new rides. He recently bought a warehouse in Southern California, where he will house the remainder of his car collection, as well as his clothing brands and new record label DTA records.