Post Malone Is Shook After Both Wheels of His Plane Blew Out

Posty is now safe and back on earth.

Post Malone was due to take off on a plane from Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, United States and land in England ahead of a scheduled festival appearance, but that did not happen, after a technical mishap with his transport.

That's because, upon takeoff, the wheels of the plane he was on blew simultaneously and chaos ensued.

His plane circled the skies around the New Jersey airport for 30 minutes before it was diverted to another airport in New York. They continued to circle around the area to make sure their safety checklist had been ticked off, and to also burn some fuel. After several hours in the sky, the plane made a safe landing in New York Stewart International Airport.

Malone told TMZ on Facetime that he was legitimately "shook" from the incident. 

"Oh my God, I hate flying in general. I don't even know what to say, man. I'm shook," he told TMZ.

"There was one hell of a team on that aircraft, and we're here, we're here on earth, and I need a beer, and I need some wine, at the same time, mixed together."

He also took to Twitter to thank his fans for their support and to shame his haters who wished for his demise.

(Tweet contains coarse language.)

There's no word yet whether Post will still make his headline spot at the Reading Festival in Leeds.

Header Image: YouTube (Post Malone)