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To lock or unlock Post Malone? Fans divided over his SA visit

04 April 2019 - 07:07 By Odwa Mjo
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Post Malone will perform at this year's Castle Lite Unlocked.
Post Malone will perform at this year's Castle Lite Unlocked.
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Hip hop fans are divided about whether American rapper Post Malone is the best pick for this year's Castle Lite Unlocked concert.

After much speculation about who would be headlining the show, the brand announced on Wednesday that the Beerbongs and Bentleys artist would be gracing the stage.

The Castle Lite Unlocked concert is expected to take place on June 18 2019 at the Ticketpro Dome in Johannesburg.

In 2018, Chance the Rapper headlined the concert, while  Travis Scott and Bryson Tiller performed in 2017. 

On Tuesday, many fans on social media championed for Frank Ocean to be the next artist to perform at the concert. 

Some were pleased with Castle Lite's pick for 2019, while others were not convinced. They just wanted Frank.

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