Few celebrities embody generosity quite like Post Malone.
While his music dominates the charts, his acts of kindness leave an even greater impact—especially on service workers. Over the years, Posty has gained a reputation for tipping extraordinarily well, often leaving amounts that genuinely change lives. Here are five times Post Malone turned an ordinary shift into an unforgettable moment.
5. A $1,200 Pizza Hut Tip in Utah
Even fast-food workers aren’t exempt from Post Malone’s generosity. While waiting for his order at a Pizza Hut in Utah, he struck up a conversation with an employee. After chatting about life, Post left the worker a $1,200 tip—more than most people make in a week at the job. The manager later shared, “He was such a genuine man. He was just asking me things about life.”
4. New Orleans Bartender Heather Foster Gets a $2,000 Tip
At The Howlin’ Wolf in New Orleans, bartender Heather Foster was working a typical night when Post Malone walked in. After a quick chat and a $25 tab, Post left a $2,000 tip, which prompted Foster to say, “Next beer is on me, man!” The moment left Foster in shock—and with a rent-sized tip for the night.
3. A $3,000 Surprise for a Veteran Server
For one seasoned waitress, a normal night at work turned into the tip of a lifetime. After covering his bill—including a 20% service charge already included—Post Malone stunned the server by adding an additional $3,000 tip. She later shared on Reddit that it was “by far the best tip I have ever received.” One coworker even noted, “We all made rent that night. Thanks, Posty!”
2. A $10,000 Habit at Harper’s Steakhouse
In Nashville, Post Malone has made a habit of dropping jaw-dropping tips at Harper’s Steakhouse. Over the course of four visits, he’s left $10,000 tips each time, totaling $40,000 for the lucky staff. He even took part in making his own crème brûlée, proving he’s just as comfortable behind the bar as he is on stage.
1. A Christmas Miracle in Houston
On Christmas Eve, Post Malone walked into The Railyard in Houston, Texas, and gave bartender Renee Brown the surprise of a lifetime. A single mother working two jobs, Brown was heartbroken about missing Christmas Eve with her daughter—until Post changed everything. He left a $20,000 tip on his tab, turning her sadness into a Christmas miracle. “I was so sad I had to leave my baby girl to go to work, oblivious that God would send me a Christmas miracle. He changed my life on Christmas f—ing Eve, and I will forever be grateful.”
