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That Mexican OT Net Worth
That Mexican OT, popular among the masses as That Mexican Outta Texas, is known for the Texas hip-hop scene. The mainstream success the rapper had witnessed in 2023 was with his single “Johnny Dang,” featuring Paul Wall and DRODi.
That Mexican OT Net Worth, as per our latest reports is $3.5 million. Get the most updated information regarding his earnings, assets, expenditures and other details.
Virgil Rene Gazca aka That Mexican OT has earned much recognition today as a hip-hop recording artist from Austin, Texas. Some of his masterpieces include “Johnny Dang,” “Kick Doe Click,” and “La Cobra.”
The release of his 2020 LP South Texas Project, his music videos, and live performances have earned him much fame and wealth.
| Real name | Virgil Rene Gazca |
| Net Worth | $3.5 million |
| Birthday | February 2, 1999 |
| Birthplace | Bay City, TX, USA |
| Age | 25 |
| Height | 5 feet 9 inches approximately 1.75 meters |
| Weight | 70 kg |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | rapper |
Financial details – earnings from multiple streams
What brings OT immense fame includes album strategy meetings, recording sessions, music video shoots, and interviews.
That Mexican OT monthly earnings, as per our findings, are around $30K to $60K. That said, That Mexican OT yearly earnings are around $360K to $720K.
Sources of Income
Live show performances, YouTube, collaborating with other artists, record labels as well as online musical platforms bring That Mexican OT tremendous income.
That Mexican OT tickets at Vivid Seats start at $31, with an average price of $133.
The Bay City rapper earns from varied sources as follows:
| Income Generation Stream | Amount Generated |
| Musical concerts, Tour appearances, Concert tickets, and VIP packages | $15000 – $20000 per month |
| YouTube Advertising Revenue | $10000 – $15000 per month |
| YouTube Sponsorship Revenue | $1000 – $3000 per sponsorship |
| Instagram Sponsorship Revenue | $500 – $1000 per sponsorship |
| Products sales (shop.thatmexicanot.net), collaborations, sponsorships and brand endorsements | $3000 – $5000 per month |
| Meeting at events | $5000 – $7000 per month |
| Streaming platforms – open.spotify.com; soundcloud.com; amazon.com | $1000 – $5000 per month |
Why we are so sure about the information we have stated is for the reason that the amount is calculated through the combination of our robust methodology, data collection, and algorithm. Editors and industry professionals review them before publishing so that there is no false information for our readers.
How do we calculate the earnings?
For the calculation of the earnings, we take an advanced look into the official sources associated with the individual. Based on our findings, we list down the amount earned from the range of sources. Based on the detailed information, we try our best to figure out the most relevant information regarding the amount generated in a month and the year.
Musical artists earn through streaming royalties, social media engagement, brand partnerships, and online merchandise sales. In this regard, we can say that OT has made money from many sources besides album sales. One of these is live performances as a major source of income.
Tour appearances, Concert tickets, and VIP packages have contributed significantly to the artist’s revenue stream. Also, we can say that besides YouTube, OT has made a good amount from platforms like Spotify and Apple Music offering new revenue avenues.
Lifestyle, Assets, and Expenditures
OT shows the world that he has been living a lavish lifestyle and resides in Brazoria County, Texas, with his dog Bushwick.
Car collection
The Mexican performer owns expensive cars, including a Chevrolet Tahoe as well as a Cadillac Eldorado.
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YouTube details
- Name of the channel: That Mexican OT @thatmexicanot
- Joined on: 24 Oct 2019
- Number of subscribers: 1.18M+
Life wasn’t a bed of roses
During his years in middle school years, OT’s father invested a lot of effort and time to help him find his path. His father used to wake OT up for rap battles. Life wasn’t a bed of roses however for Virgil as he found himself in trouble at 7 when his mother died and the police arrested his father.
By the end of middle school, OT deviated a lot from the clean path and started experimenting with drugs, engaging in fights, and selling substances.
Though at a point OT moved on to Stony Point High School, Austin still couldn’t come out of something that he got himself caught into. Naturally, being deviated from the right path to this point marked that OT had no plans for his future at all. When he graduated high school, That Mexican OT started writing and recording rap lyrics.
No matter how challenging he found his life to be, OT dedicated his first song to his late mother.
So it can be said that as a teen, OT struggled with self-image issues and drug abuse.
Through his musical creations, That Mexican OT has shared about his upbringing, his family history, and past struggles with addiction.
Personal life
Virgil René Gazca witnessed a tough background with father Carlos Moreno who spent his early years behind bars. His Sophia Ann Gazca, sold drugs to make a living for the family. She passed away in 2007. That Mexican OT has a younger half-brother.
Throughout his upbringing, OT noticed a unique mix of musical taste and life challenges. The family that appreciated different musical styles exposed OT to a range of sounds from Juneville to Muddy Waters and Jazz. OT’s father also eventually became his music teacher.
That Mexican OT has a luchador mask tattoo on his hand that serves as a reminder of his Mexican origin, which refers to the courage to fight.
Virgil lives with his girlfriend whose name is not known yet.
FAQs
Virgil René Gazca is the real name of That Mexican OT.
That Mexican OT is based in Bay City, TX. The artist represents the Third Coast.
That Mexican OT is signed to Interscope Records.
The OT in That Mexican OT stands for “Outta Texas”.
The first song “Lately” was released on June 5, 2020.
Rappers profit from copyright royalties, album sales, on-demand streaming services, sync rights, advertising revenue, and live performances.
Final words
We are trying our best to find out further information regarding the musical star. Do stay tuned to receive further updates from us.
Limitations: All information presented here is gathered from sources that are considered reliable. Yet, we assume no responsibility or liability regarding the accuracy of the information. The values that we have stated here are only estimates based on our research.
