HOUSTON — Rapper Bun B says a missing piece of concert history has been returned to him and it didn't cost him a dime.
The 'King of the Trill' posted on his Instagram that his custom Purple brand poncho went missing after Friday night's Southern Takeover at RodeoHouston.
The poncho features the UGK logo in the original Houston Oilers' colors. Bun B said he was offering up a $1,000 reward for it, no questions asked.
However, the poncho was returned to him late Monday night.
"We have the poncho. Back where it belongs. Didn’t cost a dime. @gladiator_truck63 is plugged in to the city like no other. Thanks lil bro!" Bun B said in a post on social media.
Friday's historic performance came during Black Heritage Day, which is an honor the rapper doesn't take lightly.
In addition to himself, Bun B also brought out a host of performers including Erykah Badu, Scarface, Juvenile, Big K.R.I.T., David Banner and more.
"For guys that are born and raised in Houston, they know how big of a deal that is," he said. "As a hip-hop artist, you didn't know if you could aspire to be a part of the rodeo, but in 2022 we proved we had just as much right as anybody else to be up there representing for Houston."