Texas rapper Post Malone will be a big part of Pokemon’s 25th anniversary celebration. The Billboard Award winner is performing a virtual concert for Pokemon Day on Feb. 27.
Post Malone Takes The Stage For Pokemon Day
The Pokemon empire — which includes trading cards, video games, toys, cartoons, apps and more — turns 25 years old in 2021. The brand has enlisted platinum-selling artist Post Malone to perform a virtual concert for the occasion, which the trailer suggests will be part real-life Posty and part avatar.
Pokemon 25th Anniversary – Official Post Malone Concert Trailer
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Post Malone teamed up with Crocs to provide footwear for 10,000 essential hospital workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. His signature Duet Max Clog II Crocs are being distributed to hospitals around the U.S.
“Caregivers and staff are receiving their very own pair of Post Malone’s fifth #pmxcrocs collaboration as a thank you for their brave work on the frontlines to keep our communities safe!”
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Posty leveled up as 2020 came to an end. The Southern entertainer launched the newest line of his Crocs – his fifth collaboration with the brand. The black-and-pink Duet Max Clog II went for $59.99 and for an extra $11.99, Malone dropped two three-packs of Jibbitz shoe charms that can be put into the Crocs as well.
“Each pair costs $59.99 and features an exaggerated, chunky outsole, pivotable backstraps with adjustable hook and loop closures, Post Malone-branded rivets and lanyard clips…. one [pack] inspired by his hammer and flail face tattoos and PostyCo company, the other featuring a rubber ducky, grapes and a heart in bright colors.” (Page Six)
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Malone is out here making big money moves. The Grammy nominee went online to show off his latest business venture coming in the form of a 21 and older-targeted product.
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