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Alex Albon Gives Himself an Artist Name After Gaining Inspiration from Post Malone

Mahim Suhalka
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Alex Albon Gives Himself an Artist Name After Gaining Inspiration from Post Malone

On the Team Torque podcast by Williams, Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant talked about what would their rap names be. The Thai driver instantly gave Sargeant a name that the American did not appreciate. However, for his rapper/artist name, Albon came up with an entire back story and with the help of Sargeant came up with a perfect name.

He said, “I want something menacing. You know, where it’s like so different to what I’m producing. I’m gonna like have tattoos. I’m gonna have like grilled-out teeth, you know, like the full thing. But I actually, I’m singing love songs. It’s gonna throw people off.”

During the entire explanation, Sargeant could not control his laughter. However, after he was done, the American said, “Post Malone Spec?” Albon agreed and excitedly added, “Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, basically, yes. I’d be called Post Alone. And I would just do like really sad songs.”

The hilarious wordplay defeated the purpose of Albon’s menacing desires. However, it did spark a good bit of laughter between the two. However, one thing that did not spark any laughs was Albon’s attempts to tease Sargeant.

Sargeant rejects his artist name suggested by Albon

As soon as the conversation began, Albon directed his energies and creativity toward his teammate. In fact, his first suggestion was extremely stereotypical of his nationality, and the American rejected them all to reveal the name he preferred.

Albon said, “I know yours already.” Sargeant asked, “What would it be?” Albon replied, “DJ Freedom.” Rejecting the name, he said and added, “That’s terrible. I think it’d be like something with Sarge.”

ALB: Sarge, Barge, Barge the Sarge. 

SAR: Like Lil Sarge.

ALB: Sarge, giveth large. Lil Sarge. Okay, yeah, I like that.

Sadly, the Lil Sarge and Post Alone duo will be separated in 2025 with Sargeant being ousted and replaced by Carlos Sainz. However, Sainz and Albon are also an interesting pairing and have already started banter about their future partnership.

Post Edited By:Aishwary Gaonkar

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Mahim Suhalka

Mahim Suhalka

Mahim Suhalka is an F1 journalist at the SportsRush. With an ever-growing love for the sport since 2019, he became a part of the industry two years ago and since then has written over 2200 pieces. A Lewis Hamilton fan through and through and with Hamilton's loyalties shifting to Ferrari, so will his. Apart from F1, he is a Football fanatic having played the sport and represented his state in various tournaments as he still stays in touch with the sport. Always a sports enthusiast Mahim is now translating his passion into words.

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