Brittany Mahomes Convinces Post Malone to Change Into a Chiefs Jacket After Their Big Win
Post Malone during the pre-game ceremony ahead of Super Bowl LVIII, Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Picture date: Sunday February 11, 2024. (Photo by PA Wire/PA Images via Getty Images)
Brittany Mahomes has the power, and she knows how to wield it!
The newest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit rookie managed to get Post Malone to ditch his Dallas Cowboys jacket—which he proudly sported throughout the Super Bowl this year—during the Kansas City Chiefs' afterparty at Zouk nightclub at Resorts World in Las Vegas, ripping his own jacket open in front of the crowd and yanking it down his arms as he stood frozen in shock, according to a video uploaded to Twitter by Andrew Carter.
Onlookers chanted her name as she haggled with him in the middle of the room, with the "Circles" singer eventually conceding, agreeing to wear the Chiefs jacket she held up to him for one song. She helped him slide the red and white bomber up his arms, egging on the audience as he shuddered in mock disgust.
The two hugged it out before the video cut out with the musician standing up against the bar in his new merch.
This is the best. @BrittanyLynne just put @PostMalone in a #Chiefs fit for ONE SONG pic.twitter.com/nM24Md5ohe
— Andrew Carter (@LetItFlyAndrew) February 12, 2024
Fans loved to see him being such a good sport," with one thanking him for "playing along."
"He’s so damn nice and respectful," another agreed, calling him a "classy man" while yet another added that he's "the coolest man."
"Post looks great in red!" someone else declared.
Another joked that he was now known as "Post Malomes," mashing up his stage name with Mahomes' surname.
Posty was present to perform a folky rendition of "America the Beautiful" ahead of the big game, and we're not surprised to see him living it up with the Chiefs—the singer happened to be in town the day of the Chiefs' Super Bowl Parade back in 2020, leading Patrick Mahomes to secure a suite for the concert and, eventually, a backstage invite.
The quarterback gifted the musician a jersey in thanks, and he and Kelce were happy to partake in a pre-show beer pong tournament—something Mahones explained was "like, [Malone's] thing,” in a GQ profile—but the NFL stars were too good for him, and after a series of 14 or 15 losses, he tattooed the pair's autographs on his body in concession.
