Post Malone, Luke Combs’s Porta-Potty Video

We aren't quite sure who came up with the final music video treatment idea for Post Malone's long-awaited duet with Luke Combs, "Guy For That," but it is a first. Malone and Luke get into two separate porta potties on the back of a semi-truck and, as they ride, seem to do their business. The truck takes them to downtown Nashville, where the superstars get out and sing their song to shocked fans gathering on Broadway to watch the performance spectacle play out. Heading back to where they came from, they get back in the porta-potty and make the bumpy drive to the warehouse. Malone says as the guys get back to their original location from their final ride in two porta potty in the back of a flatbed semi-truck, "Craziest piss of my life." https://youtu.be/b1aBzAE-IFY In February, Malone first teased the duet with Combs. He posted a video of him jamming to his new collaboration with Luke Combs on his Instagram. In the video, Post is wearing a plaid brown coat and sitting on a chair with a cigarette in his hand, bobbing his head as the song plays. The lyrics say in part, "She's searching for someone whose gonna give it back, and I ain't got time for that." https://www.instagram.com/p/C3YhlqxPQDL RELATED: Luke Combs Opens Hall Of Fame Exhibit Luke has talked a lot about being an only child. He has also talked about what he learned [inlink id="uke-combs-parents-raising-him" text="from his parents"] and what he is passing down to his young sons Tex and Beau. A few years ago, Combs talked to me about his parents, Chester and Rhonda Combs: "I got a hard-working attitude, and I've always been a benefactor of making the best of whatever situation you're in. I learned that from them as well, and to be smart about the way you spend your money, the things that you get, and how you operate as kind of a family unit." Combs is proud of what they instilled in him from a young age. He offered, "You know, they did a great job raising me; I feel like they did. And so I'm just thankful for years of advice and a bunch of love from them as well." Which parent instilled in him a good personality and the gift of gab? The country superstar told me, "I think it's a little bit of both. I think my mom is a big talker. She loves to talk, be around people, and make people happy. So I got that from her. And then my dad is a big conversationalist."