Post Malone delivered a heartwarming video message to students who were grieving over the passing of their principal - and it really has affirmed that he's one of the nicest guys in show business.

PS 56 in Staten Island lost their principal, Phil Carollo, who died after a sudden heart attack. The beloved educator was a huge Post Malone fan, and students at the school wanted to arrange a special tribute for what would have been his 50th birthday this past Friday.

"What's going on PS 56 family. I'm very sorry to hear about your loss, and I heard that Principal Phil was a fan of my music, and I'm sorry for your loss," Malone said in the video. "I just wanna say I'm so happy and blessed that I can make an impact in somebody's life and that I hope you guys keep kicking a -- and I love you all very much and keep rocking and rolling, I love you very much."

Check out the poignant video tribute here:

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A teacher at the school, Linda Acevado, had set up a petition to ask that Malone share a message on the principal's milestone birthday, which, of course, the rapper was happy to do.

Needless to say, it was an emotional moment for everyone at the school - students and teachers alike.

Carollo succumbed to a heart attack at the age of 49 on March 1. He was survived by his wife of 17 years, Erin Carollo, and their two children, Sophia, 15, and Giovanni, 10.

This comes several weeks after Malone was caught on camera wishing an autistic fan a happy 21st birthday as he dined out in Los Angeles.

Andrew Schumacher was out in Matsuhisa in Beverly Hills on March 11 for the milestone celebration with his friends and family.

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They never thought they'd be seated at a table next to the 'Stay' performer - and yet that's exactly what happened!

Speaking to FOX 11, the young man's mother, Nicole, explained that another table had sent a bottle of sake to the rapper's table, adding that "he was so kind and walked over to thank them and then walked over to our table."

"He was so incredibly kind and patient with our son who has autism. Andrew has a hard time speaking and Austin was so natural and sweet with him," Nicole told the outlet.

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Post Malone sends heartwarming video message to students after their principal dies