5 Things We Learned About The Weeknd From His Postmates Account: He Once Ordered a Single Cup of Orange Juice

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5 Things We Learned About The Weeknd From His Postmates Account: He Once Ordered a Single Cup of Orange Juice

The more ya know! Fans of The Weeknd just got more insight into the R&B crooner’s life through Postmates’ celebrity spotlight series, “The Receipt.” Postmates revealed on March 9 that the “Can’t Feel My Face” singer, 30, used the app to place more than 300 orders over the last few years. The goods delivery service noted that The Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) “loves pasta, dessert and [eating from] locally-run restaurants” in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Canada native has ordered from restaurants such as Denny’s, The Cheesecake Factory and The Carving Board in the past. While recording his newly released album, After Hours, The Weeknd’s “go-to” was vegan food from local establishments. “Whether it’s veggie bites from Crossroads or an Impossible burger from Vow Burger, The Weeknd keeps it plant-based and extra tasty while supporting Mom & Pop shops,” the service revealed. Postmates is popularly used to request food orders, but The Weeknd has also purchased goods through the service as well. The three-time Grammy winner has ordered items to be delivered straight to the sets of his music videos or to his studio sessions. [jwplayer KMG6F1Lw-l3ahXupL] “He toasted the wrap of the ‘Blinding Lights’ shoot by Postmating Green Juice from Erewhon. And those infamous black gloves he wears in the video? Yeah, he Postmated those too,” Postmates shared. “Heck, he even got the Advil he needed after getting beat up on camera delivered. The synthy song has been on the charts ever since, and we can’t help but take the teeniest amount of credit.” In the past, Postmates has spotlighted celebrities including Kylie Jenner through its “The Receipt” series. The company revealed in January 2019 that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 22, used the app 186 times over 365 days. Jenner spent more than $10,000 ordering through Postmates, with her most pricey item being Don Julio Añejo 1942 Tequila. Her smallest order, however, was a bottle of Smartwater and a single carrot. Meanwhile, Post Malone spent $40,000 through Postmates over the course of 400 days. The 24-year-old ordered nearly 3,000 items on more than 660 orders, which is something that occurred in 52 different U.S. cities during his 2018 tour. Scroll down to see a breakdown of The Weeknd’s ordering habits through Postmates! [podcast_block]

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5 Things We Learned About The Weeknd From His Postmates Account: He Once Ordered a Single Cup of Orange Juice

The more ya know! Fans of The Weeknd just got more insight into the R&B crooner’s life through Postmates’ celebrity spotlight series, “The Receipt.” Postmates revealed on March 9 that the “Can’t Feel My Face” singer, 30, used the app to place more than 300 orders over the last few years. The goods delivery service noted that The Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) “loves pasta, dessert and [eating from] locally-run restaurants” in the Greater Los Angeles area. The Canada native has ordered from restaurants such as Denny’s, The Cheesecake Factory and The Carving Board in the past. While recording his newly released album, After Hours, The Weeknd’s “go-to” was vegan food from local establishments. “Whether it’s veggie bites from Crossroads or an Impossible burger from Vow Burger, The Weeknd keeps it plant-based and extra tasty while supporting Mom & Pop shops,” the service revealed. Postmates is popularly used to request food orders, but The Weeknd has also purchased goods through the service as well. The three-time Grammy winner has ordered items to be delivered straight to the sets of his music videos or to his studio sessions. [jwplayer KMG6F1Lw-l3ahXupL] “He toasted the wrap of the ‘Blinding Lights’ shoot by Postmating Green Juice from Erewhon. And those infamous black gloves he wears in the video? Yeah, he Postmated those too,” Postmates shared. “Heck, he even got the Advil he needed after getting beat up on camera delivered. The synthy song has been on the charts ever since, and we can’t help but take the teeniest amount of credit.” In the past, Postmates has spotlighted celebrities including Kylie Jenner through its “The Receipt” series. The company revealed in January 2019 that the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 22, used the app 186 times over 365 days. Jenner spent more than $10,000 ordering through Postmates, with her most pricey item being Don Julio Añejo 1942 Tequila. Her smallest order, however, was a bottle of Smartwater and a single carrot. Meanwhile, Post Malone spent $40,000 through Postmates over the course of 400 days. The 24-year-old ordered nearly 3,000 items on more than 660 orders, which is something that occurred in 52 different U.S. cities during his 2018 tour. Scroll down to see a breakdown of The Weeknd’s ordering habits through Postmates! [podcast_block]

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How Many Times He's Used Postmates

In the last few years, the “Call Out My Name” crooner has Postmated more than 300 times. Sometimes the orders are delivered to his home, but they are typically going to him at the recording studio or on the set of his music videos.

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How Often He Orders in a Day

Postmates documented that The Weeknd used the app a record amount of times on April 27, 2018, when he placed four separate orders. The “Starboy” artist kicked things off at 3 a.m. with a loaded delivery from Denny’s that featured a double cheeseburger, peanut butter cream pancake breakfast and mozzarella cheese sticks.

Later on, he ordered items such as tex mex egg rolls from The Cheesecake Factory at 11 a.m. and a yellowfin tuna salad from Joey at 8 p.m. He closed things out by placing an order to Almaza at 11 p.m., getting meals such as the chicken kabob.

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His Top 5 Order Items

According to Postmates’ “The Receipt,” The Weeknd’s top five food orders include the following: keto smoothie from Kreation, Spicy Rigatoni Vodka from Crossroads, the Beyond cheeseburger from Fresh on Sunset, hot bar from Erewhon and deep fried Oreos from The Carving Board.

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His Smallest Order Yet

Postmates noted that The Weeknd has “got a thing for breakfast,” and he once ordered a single cup of orange juice from The Nook Restaurant at 10 a.m.

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The Times He Postmated Non-Food Items

Unlike Grubhub and UberEats, Postmates isn’t just for food deliveries — and The Weeknd has taken full advantage of this feature. He got a leash and chew toys from Happy Paws for his dog, Caesar, at 7 a.m. on October 26, 2017. He ordered several board games, including Connect Four, Uno Deluxe, Scattergories and Catch Phrase from Barnes & Noble on August 17, 2018. And in December 2016 and October 2018, The Weeknd Postmated Call of Duty games.