Bun B Offers $1000 Reward For Missing Custom Purple Label Poncho

Bun B

Texas legend curates epic show, even though he lost one of his one of a kind garments.

Rapper Bun B has lost a piece of clothing and he is willing to pay top dollar to get it back.

On Friday, Mar. 3, the Houston legend performed at Houston’s Rodeo Southern Takeover at the NRG Park and misplaced one of his ponchos. He wants it back and has taken to social media to offer a reward to anyone that can get back to him.

“Thee @purple_brand poncho is gone!” he captioned on Sunday night. “We can’t find it anywhere! I’m offering a 1k award for it. I don’t care who has it. Just get it back to me and take the money. No questions asked.”

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Adding, “And we will know if it’s fake lol. Please contact @boneafied or @luke__purple for info. Help me Houston! #FindThePoncho.”

According to Click2Houston, the poncho had a UGK emblem on it and was created by the Purple Brand, a popular designer taking the culture by storm.

Even though the poncho is missing, the weekend was a success with tons of talent performing for 77,000 people. The South was in the building.

From Tennessee he had, Tela, Jazze Pha and 8 Ball & MJG. From Mississippi, David Banner feat. Lil Flip and Big KRIT represented. Georgia was in the house with rapper Trinidad James and Louisiana had Cupid, Mannie Fresh and Juvenile to have fans out their seats.

His home state of Texas came and shut it down with Chalie Boy, Yungstar, Big Mike, Scarface, and Erykah Badu.

Check out some of these epic performances!

Cupid Shuffle with 80,000 people is crazy.

Whenever Erykah Badu steps on a stage, you know something epic is in the works.

Scarface took to the stage and it seemed like Hip-Hop magic!

In addition to great performances, Bun also got a pretty cool review of one of his Trill Burgers by Juvie. Maybe, a pairing of his new Arnold Palmer and the smash burger might be epic.

We hope he gets his poncho back and the loss of it doesn’t take away from the great night.