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Speaking on the latest Episode on Hot Ones, Post Malone was interviewed about his love for video games, and specifically in relation to music. In his response, Malone asked host Sean Evans whether he'd been playing Elden Ring for himself.

Evans claimed that he had not had any idea, which led to Malone proposing the game. Despite this suggestion, though, Post Malone explained that the game requires him to turn the music off when performing Elden Ring because it stresses the player too much.

"I switch the music to the lowest level [in Elden Ring] because it is so insane. It's like a choir, not of angels, however, they're of demons. And they're saying, 'We're going to* you out.' There's no way you remain alive," Post Malone said about the soundtrack to the game. "After an event, I'm like shaking like this so I have to walk outside smoking and think, 'I have to decompress.'"

You can find the clip from Post Malone talking about Elden Ring right here:Even if Post Malone seems to have an affectionate or hateful relationship with Elden Ring's music Elden Ring, he went on to claim that some the best music he's heard comes from other video games.

He specifically cited titles like Skyrim, The Legend of Zelda and Mario Bros. as just a handful that he adores. While the Elden Ring score might be quite overwhelming for him to manage at times, it sounds like he's not the type to shut off the game's soundtrack for too long.

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