One distinctive trait that sets Taylor Swift apart in the music industry is her unwavering support for her peers. While her close bonds with stars like Blake Lively and Ice Spice have set friendship goals, Swift's encouragement extends beyond her female friends to anyone she connects with, personally and professionally. Fans are well aware of Swift’s habit of championing her friends, and recently, she made headlines for doing just that with Post Malone, who collaborated on her latest studio album, 'The Tortured Poets Department.'

Malone recently released a new album, prompting Swift to fondly recall the time she experienced his talent firsthand, sharing a heartfelt tribute.

Artists from Suki Waterhouse to Ice Spice recently shared and mimicked their reactions upon achieving a dream collaboration with Taylor Swift. Now, Swift is showing her support for another collaborator, Post Malone, with whom she worked on ‘The Tortured Poets Department.’ On Saturday, the 34-year-old took to her Instagram story, sharing an image of herself on set with Malone to rave about the ‘Sunflower’ singer’s country debut, ‘F-1 Trillion,’ released on Friday. 

Swift, who had a chance to preview his “amazing music” while on the set of their collaborative music video, ‘Fortnight,’ remarked that she felt fortunate for the opportunity. She praised Malone for his versatile artistry, describing him as the “most down to earth guy alive.” Additionally, Swift shared a link to stream ‘F-1 Trillion’, an album that includes collaborations with Luke Combs, Dolly Parton, Jelly Roll, Tim McGraw, Ernest, Hank Williams Jr., Lainey Wilson, Brad Paisley, Sierra Ferrell, HARDY, and Chris Stapleton.

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Although Malone appreciates Swift’s endorsement and has previously praised her in return, he tends to shy away from pursuing fame on the same scale as hers for understandable reasons.

Post Malone recognizes that superstardom comes with personal sacrifices. Therefore, he opts to stay away from the intense fame associated with pop stars like Taylor Swift. Despite the tremendous success of their collaboration on ‘Fortnight’ from ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ Malone recently told The New York Times why he believes “it must suck” to face the challenges of superstardom or be in her shoes.

Reflecting on his time filming the music video for ‘Fortnight,’ Malone noted the difficulties Swift faced, from using an umbrella to draping golf carts in order to block drones and helicopters from filming. He recognized the significant pressure and meticulous measures she had to take and felt deeply “honored” by the opportunity. Despite this, Malone indicated that he may not be ready to embrace that level of fame himself, even though his own following is no less substantial than hers.

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