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**Content:** Elders React to Post Malone's Music
**Summary:**
* A group of elders watch and react to Post Malone's music videos ("White Iverson" and "Better Now")
* Initial reactions are mixed, with some appreciating his unique voice and style, while others find the content disturbing or unimpressive
* After watching "Better Now", opinions shift positively, praising the song's storytelling and melody
* The elders discuss Post Malone's genre-bending style, categorizing him as a cross between hip-hop and reggae
* When asked if they'd recommend him to others, responses vary, with some willing to share with younger family members who enjoy the genre, while others show no interest in promoting him
* The video concludes with a discussion on how the internet has changed the music industry, allowing artists to gain popularity independently.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and excluding opinions:
**Artist and Music**
1. The artist being discussed is Post Malone.
2. Post Malone's latest album was mentioned, titled "Beer Bongs and Bentleys".
3. A song "Better Now" is part of the album "Beer Bongs and Bentleys".
4. Another song by Post Malone is "White Iverson".
**Awards and Recognition**
5. As of the episode's recording, "Better Now" was the most played track in the US on Spotify.
6. Post Malone's album was streamed over 78 million times in one day.
**Background and Career**
7. Post Malone initially found success when music bloggers picked up his independently released song "White Iverson".
8. After "White Iverson" hit a million views in one month, record labels started taking interest in him.
9. Post Malone was 22 years old at the time of the episode's recording.
**General Music Industry**
10. The internet has given the general public more say in the type of music record labels produce and release.
11. Record labels often recognize and sign artists who gain popularity online.
**Other**
12. The episode is part of a series called "Elders React" on the FBE channel.