Artist's albums
Pina
2023 · single
Lonestar Luchador
2023 · album
Barrio (with Lefty Sm)
2023 · single
Johnny Dang (with Paul Wall & DRODi)
2023 · single
So Beautiful (Radio Edit)
2023 · single
Slide
2023 · single
Old Him
2023 · single
No Es Facil (Sagged And Dragged)
2023 · single
The Show Must Go On
2023 · album
Just Talking
2023 · single
BOW DOWN
2023 · single
Hear Me
2023 · single
Nonsense and Mexican Shit (ChopNotSlop Remix)
2022 · album
No Es Facil
2022 · single
Chingon (with Peso Peso)
2022 · single
The Devils Tango
2022 · single
Nonsense and Mexican Shit
2022 · album
DRO-T
2022 · single
Ridin' Dirty
2022 · single
Ridin' Dirty
2022 · single
NBA
2022 · single
Pretty Rick
2022 · single
SLAP
2022 · single
Ben Over
2022 · single
Kick Doe Click
2022 · single
Kick Doe Click
2022 · single
Hold on Screw
2022 · single
V-Man
2022 · single
SIDEWALK
2022 · single
Child's Play
2022 · single
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Biography
That Mexican OT is the fiery alias of 23-year-old rapper Virgil René Gazca. His early years were tumultuous; he lost his mother when he was eight, and his father was incarcerated around the same time. Gazca lived with his maternal grandmother until sixth grade when his dad was released and relocated the family to Austin. It wasn't long before his dad chose to leave the family behind, so Gazca's “strict and wonderful” stepmother stepped in and raised him. Gazca started rapping at the age of four, although he began seriously honing his craft under the eye of his Uncle Ramón, who introduced the musically voracious child to his crew, Kick Doe Click. Gazca dedicated his first song to his late mother, and by age 10 he'd taken on the moniker of V-Man and laid down bars on a Kick Doe Click record—a time he revisited on his 2022 single of the same name. His early style was defined by a burning love of Slim Shady-era Eminem and East Coast hip-hop luminaries like The Notorious B.I.G., which along with his Southern upbringing resulted in a unique approach to rap.