Travis Scott unveils $50 limited edition Reese's Puffs cereal box

Travis Scott unveils $50 limited edition Reese's Puffs cereal box with Cactus Jack and Astroworld artwork

By Brian Gallagher For Dailymail.com

Published: 05:18 BST, 25 June 2019 | Updated: 08:14 BST, 25 June 2019

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Rapper Travis Scott is getting into the cereal game, collaborating with Reese's Puffs for special cereal boxes available Tuesday.

Scott, 28, shared a few pics of himself posing alongside a pair of the boxes in their acrylic cases, with his matching brown Range Rover in the background on Friday.

Starting on Tuesday, the boxes will be available for purchase on TravisScott.com, for $50 apiece.

Cereal collab: Rapper Travis Scott is getting into the cereal game, collaborating with Reese's Puffs for special cereal boxes available Tuesday

Cereal collab: Rapper Travis Scott is getting into the cereal game, collaborating with Reese's Puffs for special cereal boxes available Tuesday

The collaboration will be unveiled at a pop-up event at Paris Fashion Week, according to US Weekly.

While there will be no change to the cereal inside each box, which the AstroWorld rapper is a big fan of, the box artwork was designed by Scott.

Each box features a pair of Cactus Jack cacti, plus an image of Scott brandishing a Cactus Jack spoon in front of a bowl of Puffs in a giant Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

Designed by Scott: While there will be no change to the cereal inside each box, which the AstroWorld rapper is a big fan of, the box artwork was designed by Scott

Designed by Scott: While there will be no change to the cereal inside each box, which the AstroWorld rapper is a big fan of, the box artwork was designed by Scott

While the Reese's Puff's logo will retain the traditional color scheme of brown and yellow letters with an orange

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