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Unpacking I Had Some Help Lyrics in Post Malones Country Foray ft. Morgan Wallen
When Post Malone and Morgan Wallen hinted at a collaboration, fans went into a frenzy.
And when “I Had Some Help” finally dropped, it didn’t disappoint.
This isn’t your average breakup ballad—it’s a playful spin on accountability, with both artists calling out their exes while admitting they’ve made their share of mistakes.
It’s the kind of song that could only come from two artists who know how to turn a turbulent relationship into an irresistible tune.
A Modern Twist on Classic Storytelling
Post Malone’s leap into country has been a long time coming. After years of experimenting across genres—from hip-hop to pop-rap—he has now immersed himself in the twang and storytelling spirit of country music.
With Morgan Wallen, a fixture in modern country, by his side, the pair have crafted a track that’s steeped in classic influences but keeps its feet firmly planted in the present.
Lyrically, “I Had Some Help” finds Malone and Wallen bouncing off each other, swapping lines that shed light on a broken relationship, but with a twist.
The two don’t just point fingers; they emphasise that both of them, and their exes, were complicit in the chaos.
“It ain’t like I can make this kinda mess all by myself,” Malone belts out, turning a simple line into a broader message about shared responsibility and the push-and-pull nature of relationships.
The phrase “Teamwork makes the dream work” is flipped on its head, used here to highlight how two people can make a bad situation worse, together.
Stagecoach Debut: A Performance That Set the Stage
The live debut of “I Had Some Help” at the Stagecoach Festival was nothing short of electric. Fans had been eagerly waiting for the song after months of teasers and false release dates.
When Malone joined Wallen on stage, their chemistry was evident, turning a simple collaboration into a celebration of genre-melding music.
This wasn’t a simple one-off—Posty’s country-era has been building steam for a while, and this song is a clear statement that he’s embracing every bit of it.
The performance at Stagecoach Festival, with its high energy and seamless blend of styles, set the tone for what fans could expect from Post Malone’s country debut.
The Sound: Blending Pop Hooks with a Nashvillian Vibe
Sonically, the track is an energetic fusion of pop hooks and a traditional country backbone, complete with rhythmic guitar riffs and a drum pattern that propels the song forward.
There’s an undeniable influence of Nashville’s slick production, yet the track also carries hints of Post Malone’s own experimental style.
Whether it’s the reverb-laden refrain echoing behind the vocals or the almost folk-pop cadence reminiscent of acts like The Lumineers, it all comes together in a way that keeps listeners on their toes.
Critics have noted the strong pop undertones, and while some traditional country fans may see it as “too commercial,” the balance works perfectly for Malone, who thrives in crossover spaces.
“I Had Some Help“: The Music Video
The music video adds another layer to the song’s narrative—directed by Chris Villa, it follows Post Malone through a chaotic night out in Joshua Tree.
Suede boots, a Dallas baseball hat, and lots of laughter—it captures the carefree side of heartache, the kind that makes you want to shrug it off and keep moving.
Wallen arrives towards the end, playfully retrieving his friend from a night gone off the rails.
It’s lighthearted, fun, and underlines the bromance that’s blossomed between these two artists.
Chris Villa’s direction brings out a raw, visually striking portrayal that complements the song’s narrative and adds depth to Malone’s country persona.
Post Malone: Taking Country in His Stride
Earlier this year, he showcased his versatility by collaborating with Beyoncé on her country-inspired album “Cowboy Carter” with LEVII’S JEANS and lending his vocals to Taylor Swift’s album, “The Tortured Poet’s Department,” soaring to No. 1 with Fortnight.
Post Malone’s venture into country isn’t just a one-time experiment; it’s a thoughtful exploration of a genre he’s long admired.
He’s covered classics by Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson before, but “I Had Some Help” represents something more—it’s the bridge between his hip-hop roots and his country aspirations.
As the song climbs the charts (already securing the number one spot on Billboard’s Hot 100 and Global 200), it’s evident that Posty’s new chapter is being welcomed with open arms by both country lovers and his longtime fans.
Post Malone’s upcoming country album has also been highly anticipated, and “I Had Some Help” serves as the perfect introduction to what promises to be a diverse and genre-blending record.
In “I Had Some Help,” Post Malone and Morgan Wallen deliver a message that love, heartbreak, and all the messy stuff in between are rarely the fault of just one person.
It’s catchy, honest, and keeps the crowd hooked.
The line “Baby, you blame me and, baby, I blame you” stands out as a simple yet poignant reminder that there are always two sides to every story.
As Post Malone continues to expand his horizons, it’s collaborations like this that make his journey so compelling to follow.
Post Malone I Had Some Help Lyrics Ft. Morgan Wallen
Verse 1: Post Malone
You got a lot of nerve, don’t you, baby?
I only hit the curb ’cause you made me
You’re tellin’ all your friends that I’m crazy
Like I’m the only one
Why’d you throw them stones if you
Had a wild hair of your own or two?
Livin’ in your big glass house with a view
I thought you knew
Chorus: Post Malone
I had some help
It ain’t like I can make this kinda mess all by myself
Don’t act like you ain’t help me pull that bottle off the shelf
Been deep in every weekend if you couldn’t tell
They say, “Teamwork makes the dream work”
Hell, I had some help (Help)
Post-Chorus: Post Malone
Help
Verse 2: Morgan Wallen
You thought I’d take the blame for us a-crumblin’
Go ’round like you ain’t guilty of somethin’
Already lost the game that you been runnin’
Guess it’s catchin’ up to you, huh
You think that you’re so innocent
After all the shit you did
I ain’t an angel, you ain’t heaven-sent
Can’t wash our hands of this
Chorus: Morgan Wallen
I had some help
It ain’t like I can make this kinda mess all by myself
Don’t act like you ain’t help me pull that bottle off the shelf
Been deep in every weekend if you couldn’t tell
They say, “Teamwork makes the dream work”
Hell, I had some help (Help)
Post-Chorus: Post Malone
Help
Help
Help
Bridge: Morgan Wallen, Post Malone & Both
It takes two to break a heart in two, ooh
Baby, you blame me and, baby, I blame you
Aw, if that ain’t the truth (Oh)
Chorus: Post Malone & Morgan Wallen
I had some help
It ain’t like I can make this kinda mess all by myself
Don’t act like you ain’t help me pull that bottle off the shelf
Been deep in every weekend if you couldn’t tell
They say, “Teamwork makes the dream work”
Hell, I had some help (Help)
Post-Chorus: Post Malone
Help
Help
Help
