That Mexican OT

Emerging from Bay City, That Mexican OT has been making waves in the hip-hop scene since 1999. Known for blending traditional Latin sounds with contemporary rap, he has carved a niche that resonates with a diverse audience. His energetic performances and catchy lyrics have brought him to notable venues across Texas, captivating fans with every beat.

With a discography that showcases his evolution as an artist, That Mexican OT's recent works, including 'Recess' and 'Chicken & Sauce', reflect his dedication to pushing musical boundaries. His albums like 'Lonestar Luchador' and 'The Show Must Go On' not only highlight his lyrical prowess but also his ability to connect with the struggles and triumphs of everyday life. Keeping his roots close, he continues to represent the vibrant sounds of Texas hip-hop.

Fans of That Mexican OT can look forward to an electrifying experience at his upcoming concerts. His shows are known for their lively atmosphere and the sense of community that fans create together. Catch him live at the House of Blues Houston on February 10, 2026, and feel the energy as he performs tracks from his latest albums.

On February 12, 2026, he'll be at Lowbrow Palace in El Paso, followed by stops in Fort Worth and Pocola. Each concert promises an engaging and immersive experience, where the audience and That Mexican OT come together for a night of unforgettable music and connection.

That Mexican OT's discography is a testament to his growth and creativity within the hip-hop genre. His recent album 'Texas Technician' released in 2024 showcases a fusion of bold lyrics and catchy hooks, making it a fan favorite. Not to be missed, 'Nonsense and Mexican Shit' delivers raw authenticity, reflecting his experiences and cultural heritage.

His earlier projects, such as 'Southside Steppin' and 'South Texas Project', laid the groundwork for his unique sound, blending storytelling with infectious beats. With each album, That Mexican OT keeps fans eagerly anticipating what he will create next, ensuring he remains a significant force in the Texas music scene.