
POST MALONE
Multi-platinum rapper, wine entrepreneur, gaming investor
Post Malone sold 50,000 bottles of rosé in 10 minutes, has 70 billion streams, opens Pokémon packs on livestream for millions of viewers, and somehow still seems like the most normal guy in any room. Maison No. 9 is a real wine brand, not a celebrity label — which is rarer than it sounds.
Net Worth
$45M
Nationality
American
Time Horizon
Long-Term
Risk Appetite
5 / 10
CAREER & BACKGROUND
Post Malone is the heavily tattooed, genre-blending rapper from Grapevine, Texas who has generated over 70 billion streams since his breakout in 2016 — making him one of the most-streamed artists in Spotify history. His real name is Austin Richard Post.
He blends rap, pop, rock, and country in a way that infuriates genre purists and sells hundreds of millions of records simultaneously. "Congratulations," "Rockstar," "Sunflower," "Circles" — each one crossed 1 billion streams.
He has collaborated with Ozzy Osbourne, Swae Lee, Halsey, and Ty Dolla $ign. But the business that defines his post-music identity is Maison No.
9, the rosé wine label he co-founded in 2019 that sold out its first 50,000-bottle run in 10 minutes. He is also a serious investor in gaming, having participated in funding rounds for gaming companies, and is one of the most prominent celebrity Pokémon card collectors in the world — he live-streamed opening Pokémon packs to millions of viewers.
COMPANIES & ROLES
Maison No. 9 (co-founder — rosé wine brand, sold out 50,000 bottles in 10 minutes at launch), Bud Light Seltzer partnership, various gaming company investments, Pokémon card collection and media events (genuine collecting hobby turned into viral content), touring and music catalog (estimated 70B+ streams, enormous royalty base)
INVESTING STYLE & PHILOSOPHY
Post Malone's investment approach is personal authenticity — Maison No. 9 works because he genuinely loves wine, not because someone told him it would be profitable.
His Pokémon collecting became a media event because it is real enthusiasm, not performance. He makes investments that he cares about personally, and the credibility that comes from genuine passion translates into consumer trust.
THE PLAYBOOK
Risk Approach
Moderate. He is not taking massive financial risks — wine and gaming investments are real but not moonshots.
His biggest risk is always the music business itself.
Money Habits
He is famously frugal about personal spending relative to his income — he plays video games at home, eats fast food publicly, and seems genuinely unbothered by luxury signaling. His compound in Utah is large but serves as a working music studio and home rather than a status symbol.
BIGGEST WIN
Maison No. 9 selling out 50,000 bottles in ten minutes at launch was one of the cleanest celebrity product launches in recent memory.
It proved there was real demand, generated real press, and established the brand immediately. The wine has since expanded into multiple markets.
BIGGEST MISTAKE
His early real estate purchases in Utah — including a significant compound — involved some public controversy and neighbor disputes over construction. Not a financial disaster, but a headache.
FINANCIAL PHILOSOPHY
He talks about doing things he loves before doing things for money — Maison No. 9 is the purest expression of that.
He loved wine, he built a brand. He loves Pokémon, he collects publicly and generates content from it.
The money follows the genuine interest.
FAMILY & PERSONAL LIFE
In a long-term relationship with his fiancée (kept private). Has a daughter named Daisy born in 2022.
His social media persona is approachable and self-deprecating about his fame.
EDUCATION
Attended Grapevine High School in Texas. Briefly attended Tarrant County College before dropping out to pursue music.
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QUOTES (5)
Maison No. 9 happened because I genuinely love rosé. If it didn't taste good to me, I wouldn't have put my name on it.
I just want people to feel good. That's it. That's the whole thesis.
The Pokémon stuff is not content. It's my actual hobby. I've been collecting since I was a kid.
Genre is a cage. I've never fit in one and I've never tried to.
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