Son.POST MALONE SETS THANKSGIVING ON FIRE : Cowboys Fans ERUPT as He CONFIRMS a Live Performance at AT&T Stadium — But It’s His SECRET TRIBUTE to Marshawn Kneeland That Has the Entire NFL Holding Its Breath… What Is He Planning, and Why Are Insiders Saying This Moment Will Stop the Stadium Cold?
ARLINGTON, Texas — This year’s Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game won’t just be a blockbuster matchup between the Cowboys and the Kansas City Chiefs — it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest cultural and entertainment events of the NFL season. Global superstarPost Malone, a lifelong and passionate Cowboys fan, is set to deliver a special live performance right in the heart of AT&T Stadium.
But what’s touching fans around the world even more is this:
Post Malone will dedicate a portion of his show to honor the late Marshawn Kneeland, whose passing left a profound impact on the Cowboys organization and the entire NFL community.
Post Malone Sends Shockwaves After Confirming His Thanksgiving Day Performance
The moment the Cowboys announced their artist lineup, social media exploded.
Post Malone — the voice behind global hits like“Sunflower,” “Circles,” and “Rockstar” — will headline what many are already calling the most anticipated halftime show in years.
According to a Cowboys insider:
“Post has loved the Cowboys since he was a kid. For him, this is the biggest stage possible to honor the team — and to honor Kneeland.”
His appearance is expected to break viewership records for the Thanksgiving Day game.
A Heartfelt Tribute to Marshawn Kneeland: Dallas Prepares a Moment That May Bring the NFL to Tears
Sources from AT&T Stadium confirm that Post Malone will dedicate a special segment of his performance to commemorate:
- Marshawn Kneeland
- His short but inspiring career
- His fighting spirit and dedication to the Cowboys
The tribute will be accompanied by a special rendition of “Circles” or “I Fall Apart,” paired with a breathtaking LED 360° visual honoring Kneeland’s life.
In a pre-game interview, Post Malone shared:
“I’ve always loved the Cowboys, and Kneeland had such a big heart. I want to use my music to say one final thank you to him.”
