R.I.P. to a Houston Legend!!! Michael "5000" Watts 🙏❤️ Michael "5000" Watts 📀🎧 #RIP #SABsCandyShop #Houston #Texas #djmichael5000watts | Sab's Candy Shop

🗣️ Oh yeah man! The Houston legend himself Booker T is fired up for a night of NXT action in H-Town! 🔥 | WWE NXT

Lowriders hit Houston in the early 80s carrying California style, but the Bayou City gave it its own twist. Candy paint, murals, and hydraulics mixed with Houston’s slab vibe—wire wheels, Vogues, and that deep Gulf Coast bass. Crews from the Northside to the East End turned Sunday cruises into rolling art shows, blending Chicano roots with Texas swagger. It wasn’t a copy of L.A.; it was Houston making the culture its own. Follow @lonestarbeer a true Texas legend! #texas #americana | Truck Stop C

In October, the rap legend took the stage for an unplugged concert that reflected a career deeply tied to the city he calls home. Before becoming a Rodeo Houston headliner, restaurateur and Rice University lecturer, Bun B helped define Southern hip-hop as one half of UGK. After Pimp C’s incarceration in 2002, Bun B stepped out on his own, releasing Trill — his first solo album — and cementing his place as a cornerstone of Southern rap and Houston culture. 🔗bit.ly/42NXjYJ | Houston Chronicle