Post Malone dismisses Bud Light controversy as he guzzles the notorious beverage during Esquire cover interview: ‘I’m gonna drink the f***ing beer!’

Post Malone has dismissed the Bud Light controversy involving Dylan Mulvaney as he boldly drank the infamous drink during his latest interview.

The 27-year-old heavily tattooed rapper – who has had a partnership with Bud Light for years – didn’t seem too concerned about alienating fans in his latest release. Esquire cover piece.

The Sunflower hitmaker – born Austin Richard Post – drank Bud Light during the magazine interview when he was asked what his thoughts were on the controversy surrounding the popular beer.

He said, “There is no comfort in this world, so I’m going to do the little things that put me at ease. I’m going to drink that damn beer!’

Earlier this year, there was a boycott of Bud Light after trans actress and TikTok personality Dylan Mulvaney promoted the alcoholic drink.

Not Afraid: The 27-year-old heavily tattooed rapper — who has a longtime Bud Light partnership — didn’t seem too concerned about alienating fans in his latest Esquire cover

It had sparked a backlash from American conservatives who had wanted to push the boycott because they felt the sponsorship was too “political” as Mulvaney had advocated for transgender rights.

The setback caused Bud Light’s parent company, Anheuser-Busch, to lose $400 million in sales — even as their overall U.S. sales fell 10.5 percent from the year before.

Post has a long-standing relationship with the beer company as he started as one of their key influencers in 2018.

In 2019, the rapper even had his face on a can of Bud Light, a collector’s item among his millions of fans.

The popular rapper is such a big fan of drinking that he even includes it in his life goal.

He explained: ‘When you’re just with your boys, and you say, “Let’s have a couple of beers, let’s do some mushrooms,” and you turn on the night vision goggles, and then damn you look up and you’re like: “Oh my God. It’s amazing. Next level.”

“The goal is to be a kid, man.” As long as you can.’

Speaking of children, Post revealed that he welcomed a daughter with his fiancée in 2022.

Steadfast: Post has a long-standing relationship with the beer company as he started as one of their key influencers in 2018

Shining star: In 2019, the rapper even had his face on a can of Bud Light, a collector’s item among his millions of fans

Causing controversy: Earlier this year there was a boycott of Bud Light after trans actress and TikTok personality Dylan Mulvaney promoted the alcoholic drink

The Sunflower hitmaker – born Austin Richard Post – was drinking Bud Light during the magazine interview when asked what his thoughts were on the controversy surrounding the popular beer, when he said: ‘There’s no comfort in this world, so I gonna do it. little things that put me at ease. I’m going to drink that damn beer!’

Malone has tried to keep his personal life out of the public eye, so he has not yet confirmed the identity of his wife-to-be, although he is rumored to be dating Korean rapper MLMA, which stands for MeLoveMeALot.

One person in Post’s life who has come into the public eye is his father Rich Post, who the rapper claims is his biggest fan.

He told Esquire, “He’s always been my biggest fan, even when I was doing bad Metallica covers, just singing in my room with my headphones on full volume and he could just hear me screaming.”

His father Rich is proud of his son and loves his famous child’s fans so much that he even has his own nickname for them.

The popular rapper is such a big fan of drinking that he even includes it in his life goal. He explained: ‘When you’re just with your boys, and you say, “Let’s have a couple of beers, let’s do some mushrooms,” and you turn on the night vision goggles, and then damn you look up, you’re like, “Oh my God. It’s amazing. Next level”‘

Father figure: Speaking of children, Post revealed that he welcomed a daughter with his fiancée in 2022

Rich told Esquire, “Austin calls them Postmates, which is pretty good, but I call them Post-Malonials. It hasn’t caught on yet, but I love it.”

The rapper has fanatical fans who feel connected to him because he has always been authentically himself.

He explained, “I’m just Austin, and I think that’s the coolest job. A long time ago that wasn’t a cool job and I wanted to be someone else. And one day I thought, ‘You know what? I’m going to try to do something different and just put my own spin on it.’ I’m happy now, and I’m so grateful, and I’m just doing the best I can.”