10 things that prove Post Malone may have had the wildest 2018 ever

Post Malone had a lot going on this year.He released his sophomore record, "Beerbongs & Bentleys," which broke a Spotify streaming record.Then he had a string of bad luck where he was in a car crash and in a plane that had to emergency land.His parents also apparently told Post's fans to harass a journalist after a negative review.Post may also be cursed after touching a dybbuk box on a ghost-themed TV show.Rapper Post Malone hit headlines dozens of times in 2018 ' but not only for his music.While Post, real name Austin Post, has been rapping for several years, the 23-year-old became a household name this year with his sophomore album, "Beerbongs & Bentleys," which was released this past April.And what followed was a broken Spotify record, an emergency plane landing, a headline-making haircut, and more.Read more: If you think you're having a bad summer, check out Post Malone's ' the rapper was hit with an emergency jet landing, a car crash and a robbery within the span of a monthAfter a series of unfortunate events this summer, some people believed Post was cursed, while others believe he may have just been in the wrong place and the wrong time.With a year as wild as this one, we can only hope 2019 is just as interesting for Post.There was a long wait for Post Malone's "Beerbongs & Bentleys."Post Malone's second studio album was supposed to be released in December 2017, before being pushed to 2018.The rapper then told fans it would be released February, but the album was pushed back further and Post promised it would be released in April.On April 27, 2018, "Beerbongs & Bentleys" was released by Republic Records."Beerbongs & Bentleys" broke a Spotify streaming record in its first week.Posts sophomore album broke the streaming services first-week streaming record with more than 411 million streams world wide.Post Malone started to have bad luck when a plane he was taking to London had a make an emergency landing.On August 21, Post's private jet was forced to make an emergency landing after two of its tires blew out.The jet took off from New Jersey's Teterboro Airport and was headed to London ahead of the Reading and Leeds Festival in England, where he was scheduled to perform.Instead, the plane, which was carrying 16 people, circled over Connecticut for hours to burn fuel before landing at New York Stewart International Airport in Newburgh, theAssociated Pressreported at the time.After making a safe landing, Post thanked his fans who prayed for him and criticized those who "wished death" on him while he was in the air."Thank you for your prayers,"he said on Twitter. "Can't believe how many people wished death on me on this website."See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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