Post Malone Smokes At Least 2 Packs A Day

Post Malone announced last month that he is going to become a father. The artist has amassed a massive fanbase across the globe. Post Malone is also very open and honest about his tobacco addiction.

When Post Malone first entered the game, it was evident that he had a wide range of interests compared to most musicians. Malone’s vices, in fact, are quite different. For example, whereas some people would rather gamble or use drugs, Malone is out here smoking an unhealthy amount of cigarettes and crushing Bud Light.

Malone manages to live a healthy lifestyle despite the fact that it is not the healthiest at all. Post Malone made an interesting revelation about his cigarette use on a recent episode of the “Full Send Podcast” with the NELK Boys. When asked how many cigarettes he smokes every day, he said he usually does 40-45, though there have been days when he has smoked up to 80.

On a really terrible day? There’s a very fine line between a terrible day and a good day… 40-45. By the time I ask Ben for that second pack, I’m like, ‘Alright dude, chill out.’ But then by the time I open that third pack, I’m like, ‘I’m a total piece of shit and I need to go to sleep.’ I used to [smoke them in bed], but not really anymore. Now I have like a special zone – it has like my PC in it and my Magic: The Gathering shit, so I just go down there and fucking rip cigs and build decks and die in Apex Legends. It definitely has [fucked up my voice], but I mean, Johnny Cash smoked his whole life – he sounded cool, you know?

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Of course, this isn’t good for anyone, and we’re sure Post is aware of that. Post Malone is also spending a tremendous amount of cash on his daily habit.

Posty doesn’t appear to want to give up cigarettes at this point, because it is too much a part of who he is today. We are hoping he can slow down before it’s too late.

That being said, if you are having trouble quitting smoking, please call  1-800-QUIT-NOW for some assistance. Check out the podcast video below.

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