When That Mexican OT first grabbed the attention of the broader Hip Hop audience, he was rocking a linen cowboy hat and holding a chicken while flawlessly rolling his Rs, almost appearing to move at a different speed. His performance of the viral hit “Johnny Dang” triggered an instinctive “hell yeah” in every viewer, propelling OT towards a global audience ever since.

His debut album, “Lonestar Luchador,” released in 2023, soared to No. 59 on the Billboard 200 chart, fueled by its viral homage to the Houston jeweler and several tracks amassing millions of streams. With the release of his second studio album, “Texas Technician,” just 10 months later, it’s evident that OT, also known as Virgil Gazca, knows no bounds in his rise to stardom. While “Lonestar Luchador” was a personal reflection of his Tejano roots and a nod to Eminem’s “The Eminem Show,” “Texas Technician” takes a different route, embracing diversity and collaboration. OT showcases his versatility, effortlessly switching between flows reminiscent of Ski Mask The Slump God and Eminem, and injecting freshness into his delivery when needed. His hooks are sharper than ever, and his choice of beats allows for experimentation while maintaining his signature sound.

Highlighted tracks like “Point Em Out,” featuring a dynamic verse from DaBaby, and “Wockhardt,” delving into the theme of opioid addiction, showcase OT’s ability to craft compelling narratives. “Mucho Gracias” serves as an introspective conclusion, offering fans a glimpse into the artist behind the OT persona. While “Texas Technician” is a solid effort, it falls short of being groundbreaking. OT’s propensity for collaboration sometimes overshadows his individual artistry, but it’s evident that he’s honing his craft at an impressive pace. With his unique style, bold personality, and growing confidence, That Mexican OT is poised for limitless success in the music industry.