OT Genasis

Otto R. Jordan, professionally known as OT Genasis, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter of Jamaican descent. Born on June 18, 1987, in Atlanta, Georgia, OT Genasis rose to fame with his catchy hooks and unique blend of trap music, dancehall, and hip-hop. He is best known for his breakout hit CoCo, released in 2014, which became a commercial success and earned him widespread recognition. Before his solo success, OT Genasis was part of the larger hip-hop scene in Los Angeles, where he built a reputation with mixtapes and collaborations with major artists. His distinctive sound, characterized by energetic delivery and infectious beats, quickly resonated with fans, and CoCo became a street anthem and a chart-topping hit. Following his early success, OT Genasis continued to release popular songs such as Cut It, featuring Young Dolph, and Everybody Mad. His ability to combine catchy melodies with hard-hitting beats allowed him to carve out his niche in the rap industry. Known for his humorous, laid-back persona, OT Genasis' music often blends themes of success, street life, and party vibes. Throughout his career, OT Genasis has remained relevant in the hip-hop world, solidifying his place as one of the leading artists in the trap genre with his consistent output of club-ready hits.