NewsUS NewsPost MaloneShock footage captured the rockstar struggling with a song before slumping to the ground mid-set - before things got even weirderRachel Vickers-Price UK and World News Reporter05:56, 05 Jun 2026A shocking new clip of Post Malone performing on stage has sparked widespread concern among fans.‌Footage of the chart-topping singer going viral online after he was caught on camera noticeably struggling mid-song before slumping to the ground to light a cigarette.‌The troubling clip, seemingly taken from the star's headline performance at Gulf Coast Jam in Florida on May 31 gets worse from there. When he gets back on his feet, he totters to the edge of the stage to blankly stare out into the audience before spitting in the air. The startling footage has caused fans to become concerned, with Post - real name Austin Richard Post - adored by fans across the globe.‌Content cannot be displayed without consentThe clip of his disturbing antics has kicked up a bit of a social media storm. One person who shared the clip on X asked: “Here is Post Malone lying on the ground, lighting a cigarette. Then he walks around like a 90-year-old man who lost his shoes and needs a chiropractic adjustment. Should we be worried?” Another second person said: “Bro needs help. [This is] the proof game and money isn’t everything and doesn’t bring happiness... He doesn’t seem happy to me.” A third chimed in with: " He’s looking pretty rough these days." While a fourth person piped up with: “He looks awful. Maybe this is the reason that he cancelled his performances. I hope he can get some help."Article continues belowMalone postponed the first few weeks of his BIG A** Stadium Tour, with the tour originally meant to begin in the US in May. Instead, his shows featuring fellow country singer Jelly Roll will begin in June. Post explained via Instagram that he needed to push back the tour to finish his upcoming double album, entitled The Eternal Buzz.“We ain’t ready for tour just yet, so I’m making the decision to push the tour back about three weeks to get this music done,” he wrote online at the time.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌Amy WinehouseViralAlcoholPost Malone