Country music is very popular in Montana, and one of the biggest pop artists in the world is preparing to release his first country album this Friday, August 16. How to Montanans feel about a huge pop artist venturing into country music?

Montanans Reacts to Popular Pop Artist Releasing New Country Album

Country music fans will finally get to listen to Post Malone's new album F-1 Trillion in its entirety this Friday, and music fans recently got a sneak peek at the tracklist, which includes a star-studded lineup of mainstream country artists. If you haven't seen it, you can check it out below.

As you can see, the album is stacked with top-tier talent. We've already heard a few of the songs from the album including "I Had Some Help" w/ Morgan Wallen, "Pour Me a Drink" w/ Blake Shelton, and "Guy For That" w/ Luke Combs. The new album doesn't come out until until Friday, but there has been a ton of hype leading up to the official release date. Some music critics have already said the album can potentially win the Grammy for Album of the Year.

Post Malone is scheduled to make his debut at the Grand Ole Opry on August 14, two days before the release of F-1 Trillion.

Post Malone hasn't ever been shy about expressing his love for country music. He's been a huge fan his entire life. We asked our listeners to share their thoughts about Post Malone releasing a country album, and here are a few of the responses we received.

Russell said;

Solid lineup of other artists working with him.

Sherry said;

How about he stick with what he knows and we like him for?

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