Post Malone/Instagram Allen Iverson joined Post Malone at his Philadelphia concert The NBA legend joined him on stage as he performed "White Iverson" "White Iverson" was his breakout hit Philadelphia fans were treated to a special guest atPost Malone'srecent concert. On Saturday, May 24, the rapper and singer invitedAllen Iverson, who inspired his 2015 breakout hit "White Iverson," on stage for a performance of the track at Citizens Bank Park. In anInstagram Reel, posted on Sunday, May 25, Malone can be seen singing a twangy rendition of "White Iverson" when mid-set, the Philadelphia 76ers legend — who retired in 2013 — appears and hugs the "Sunflower" artist. "ALLEN IVERSON LADIES & GENTLEMEN!!!," Malone, 29, captioned the video, while Iverson's ownInstagram Reel caption read:"Being a inspiration is golden! Shout out to @postmalone and shout out to Philadelphia! Ain't nothing like Philly love!" Fans were thrilled by the team-up at Malone'sThe Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll. "Gave us some of the best years Philly has ever seen 🙏🏼,"one Instagram user wrote. Another commented:"I'm so glad you're getting your flowers while you're still here. The media always tried to portray you as a bad guy but we the people has and will always the love you!!" "My favorite player of allllll time. I stop watching after he left Philly. He deserves all his 💐,"one fan wrote. This past weekend wasn't the first time the "Fortnight" musician met Iverson, 49. Malone opened up about their first encounterin a 2017 statement toBillboard. "I met the legend last night and there'd be no 'White Iverson' without him," he told the publication. "I'm still tripping at how sick it was, and as A.I. says, 'The culture has no boundaries.'" The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Malone's first official single — and hit — "White Iverson" was released in 2015. The track, which peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is now certified Diamond, became the lead single of his 2016 debut albumStoney. Iverson was on the 76ers for 12 seasons and led the team to the NBA Finals in 2001. That year, he also won his first MVP trophy. Malone will continue The Big Ass Stadium Tour stateside through July before heading overseas. Read the original article onPeople
