Post Malone takes us back to where it all began back in 2015 when most of us heard his name for the first time with his debut single, the relaxed, basketball-influenced rap track, “White Iverson,” written because he thought his braids made him look like a white Allen Iverson.

Jelly Roll played what he called "officially the biggest show I've ever headlined" when he closed the second day of the Stagecoach Festival in Indio, Calif. And he made sure it was one to remember for the many thousands in attendance - not only with his usual high-energy,

Lana Del Rey joined Jelly Roll for a duet (viewable here) of his track, “Save Me,” which was originally featured Lainey Wilson. Jelly Roll’s debuts did not end there. His was later joined by past collaborators MGK, Jessie Murph, Brandon Lake, and Shaboozey, and for magically live renditions of their respective tunes.