That Mexican OT Prepares for ‘Reccess,’ Shares “Accessories” With Fellow East Texas Rapper Peso Peso

Rhyming with an effortless drawl and a devilish charm, That Mexican OT has the skills to back up his smack talk. Today, the 26-year-old Texan warns all potential challengers that they can’t mess with his verbal firepower, sharing “Accessories“, his new single. A collaboration with a fellow East Texas rapper of Mexican descent, Peso Peso, “Accessories” is a simmering slice of Texas trap, combining subsonic bass and resonant piano chords to create a song perfect for late-night smoke sessions. The 26-year-old rapper locks into the beat, spitting out-of-pocket flex after out-of-pocket flex, before Peso Peso comes through to match the Bay City native’s freaky energy. Directed by DGreen Filmz, the video for “Accessories” finds OT and Peso Peso collaborating on an illicit job, demonstrating the methodical way they run the Texas streets. “Accessories” is the latest single to emerge from Recess, That Mexican OT’s next album, coming in Summer 2025 via Capitol/GoodTalk/Good Money Global/Manifest.

“Accessories” is a worthy follow-up to “Baby Mad At Me“, OT’s melodic collaboration with Lil Wayne. Also produced by Bankroll Got It, “Baby Mad At Me” is a guitar-driven situationship ballad, in which OT attempts to smooth things over with a woman who did him wrong. Last month, OT dropped the “Baby Mad At Me” music video, directed by Jon Sutcliffe, which gave fans a glimpse into OT’s wild world.

“Accessories” and “Baby Mad At Me” will appear on Recess, OT’s upcoming album. The anticipated follow-up to last year’s Texas Technician, Recess is another level up from the defiant rapper, who channels the carefree spirit of the characters from the titular Disney cartoon and applies it to his simmering Texas rap sound. The tape is the latest showcase of OT’s singular blend of lightning-fast flows and twangy melodies that earned him his status as one of the rap game’s most exciting risers. 

Earlier this summer, That Mexican OT announced the “Recess Tour,” launching in late August. The tour finds the Bay City rapper performing 24 dates across the South and Midwest, stopping in cities like Memphis, Pittsburgh, and Minneapolis, and spending 4 dates touring his native Texas. Tickets for the “Recess Tour” are available at ThatMexicanOT.net

After breaking out in 2023 with his PLATINUM-selling hit “Johnny Dang” ft. Paull Wall & DRODi and the critically acclaimed album Lonestar Luchador–earning “Best of” recognition from The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Billboard, Complex, and Pitchfork–That Mexican OT took his success to a new level in 2024. The rapper earned a spot on the 2024 XXL Freshman list, was named one of the 7 Artists Shaping the Sound of 2024 by The New York Times, appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast (his episode topped the podcast chart for multiple days), sat for an interview with Nardwuar, headlined a show at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and shut down his sets at the Austin City LimitsFestival. Last March, OT shared Texas Technician, which featured guest spots from Slim Thug, Paul Wall, and many more from the Texas scene, as well as national figures like Moneybagg Yo. The Texas Technician single “02.02.99” peaked at #74 on the Billboard Hot 100, en route to GOLD status. In the fall, OT released “War Wounds,” a collaboration with close friend Maxo Kream and Houston legend Lil’ Keke. Earlier this year, OT connected with Houston heavy-hitter Sauce Walka for Chicken & Sauce, a full-length collaborative mixtape that showcases each rapper’s unparalleled rhyming ability. 

“Recess Tour” Dates:
August 28 – Midland, TX (The Tailgate)
August 29 – Canyon, TX (The Lumberyard)
August 30 – Beaumont, TX (Doggett Ford Park Exhibit Hall)
August 31 – College Station, TX (Shiner Park)
September 3 – Chattanooga, TN (The Signal)
September 4 – Memphis, TN (Minglewood Hall)
September 8 – Lexington, KY (Manchester Music Hall)
September 9 – Newport, KY (MegaCorp Pavilion)
September 11 – Pittsburgh, PA (Stage AE)
September 12 – Milwaukee, WI (The Rave)
September 13 – Minneapolis, MN (The Fillmore)
September 16 – Missoula, MT (The Wilma)
September 17 – Garden City, ID (Revolution Concert House)
September 18 – Salt Lake City, UT (Rockwell at the Complex)
September 20 – Fort Worth, TX (TEXXASFEST)
September 22 – Oklahoma City, OK (The Criterion)
September 23 – Tulsa, OK (Tulsa Theater)
September 24 – Wichita, KS (The Cotillion)
September 26 – Omaha, NE (The Waiting Room)
September 27 – Bentonville, AR (The Momentary Green)
September 30 – Des Moines, IA (Val Air Ballroom)
October 1 – Kansas City, MO (Grinders)
October 2 – St. Louis, MO (The Factory)

 

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