It’s Nashville, to see a big name roaming the streets isn’t the craziest occurrence in the world.

Frankly, to some Nashville residents, this might be considered routine. However, it doesn’t make it any less impactful or memorable when it does happen. That being so, another star-studded duo recently graced Nashville’s public entertainment scene once again. Over the weekend, Post Malone and Riley Green traded out their guitars for a drink shaker and served cocktails at a local Nashville bar.

The sighting and guest appearance transpired at Losers Bar in Nashville, Tennesse. Right next door, Green has his concept bar, The Duck Blind, so he often goes to Losers to perform, grab a drink, and blow off some steam.

However, on this particular night, he was met with seemingly more praise than usual. The influx of celebration is thanks to their being a bachelorette party at Loser’s that night. Green’s appearance matched with the clientele reportedly created all-out pandemonium, but a fun pandemonium at that. Although it became all the more chaotic the minute Post Malone walked through the doors.

Post Malone Joins The Fun

Many people have said it before, but we’ll say it again—Post Malone just looks like a great person to be around. And he substantiated this fact by joining Green behind the bar and serving up drinks to the customers. This Malone appearance adds to the long list of pop-up public stops he’s already made in his short country career.

In addition to his visit to Losers, other Nashville bars Malone has graced include Robert’s Western World and Grimey’s New & Preloved Music. Both Malone and Green did a great service to the fans in attendance and country music as a whole. Their appearance further reveals the tight-knit and causal community embedded in the country music scene. That said, it’s not very often one sees two A-List celebrities vulnerably stand behind a bar, serve drinks, and not seem inconvenienced or perturbed by the flashing lights or screaming voices.

In all, Post Malone and Riley Green’s appearance at the Nashville bar is both a testament to their characters, but also to country music as a whole. It’s moments like these that make Nashville and country music what it is.

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