Post Malone - Rockstar Ft. 21 Savage Link

: He pays tribute to the late AC/DC frontman with "Rest in peace to Bon Scott," mirroring the rebellious spirit of Back in Black .

: The line "light a fire like I'm Morrison" refers to The Doors' frontman and his infamous on-stage arrest in 1967, which Post parallels with his own potential to "leave my f***ing show in a cop car".

Produced by Tank God and Louis Bell, the track is defined by its "slow, dark vibe" and "sinister melodic croon". Post Malone - Rockstar ft. 21 Savage

The song functions as a bridge between two eras of musical rebellion:

: The beat relies on just four main drum components (kick, snare, closed and open hats) paired with a "clean" 808 bassline that pushes the energy without becoming overly busy. : He pays tribute to the late AC/DC

: While a massive commercial hit, critics were mixed; some praised its hypnotic production, while others labeled it "anemic" or "generic" compared to more charismatic peers. Post Malone - rockstar (Lyrics) ft. 21 Savage

: The official music video directed by Emil Nava is a blood-soaked homage to the Japanese film Lady Snowblood and the fight scenes of Kill Bill , featuring Post Malone in a white suit fighting a gang with samurai swords. The song functions as a bridge between two

: Post Malone grounds his "rockstar" status by referencing classic rock icons: