That Mexican OT’s latest single, “Accessories,” is a blistering ode to swagger, survival, and the sharp edges of self-made identity. The Texas rapper teams with Peso Peso for a three-minute blitz that marries street-born bravado with flashes of cultural pride, turning designer gear and weaponry into symbols of power.
From the outset, Peso Peso’s verse drips with both opulence and menace—tattoos, drop-top Benz rides, Miami heat, and a pistol in reach. His lines weave together luxury and volatility, casting the track in a haze of lavish recklessness. The chorus delivers OT’s signature punch: “My accessories are grills and a throw away,” a declaration that folds fashion into the language of defense.
The verses dart between playful flex and pointed threat. Peso Peso flaunts “two brand new ‘fits” before pivoting to gritty imagery—gold presidential watches, elbows thrown on the Chevy, and knife-edge violence.
Surreal touches—pouring lean from a “wockhardt water jug” while nodding to a lover’s purse—blur indulgence with danger. Yet, beneath the flash, OT slips in a moment of loss, reflecting on his late mother, grounding the track in grief that lingers behind the performance.
In the end, “Accessories” isn’t just a street anthem—it’s a portrait of contradictions. Elegance meets aggression, heritage wraps itself in hustle, and every gleam of jewelry doubles as a shield.
“Accessories” - That Mexican OT
Quotable Lyrics
Got a Wackhardt water jug to quench my thirst
While I'm hittin' it from the back, I be diggin' in her purse
I'm consider a killer 'cause I sped up a killer verse
Rollin' tongue with a cowboy hat, I did it first
And you can tell Soulja Boy I said it
Gon' 'head give his ass the message
