Rap newcomer O.T. Genasis had one of the biggest club bangers in 2014 with the viral hit ‘CoCo.’ The Atlanta native is not done with promoting the single just yet. Genasis just dropped a new and ...

If you were counting O.T. Genasis out of the rap game, think again. While following up his 2014 hit single "CoCo" hasn't been easy, the California rapper appears to have turned things around with "Cut ...

In the 1990s, pop and rap video budgets could balloon above seven digits, but by the end of the 2000s, that kind of money for a single music video would have been unthinkable. After cheaper cameras ...

One of the biggest songs of 2014 get remixed. O.T. Genasis' "CoCo" gets Meek Mill and Jeezy for the official remix. The song keeps the same infectious hook as the original plus the overall theme. Meek ...

O.T. Genasis's "CoCo" might be the best song to yell, but with this starry remix from London producer Dark0 you'll feel like you're hollering directly into outer space. Aligned with the likes of ...

With his 'White Christmas 3' mixtape dropping on Dec. 25, Troy Ave looks to keep his name ringing in the streets by adding his own spin to O.T. Genasis' new song 'CoCo.' The rapper adds his own brand ...

2014 has been full of bombastic anthems by hip-hop newcomers, from Rae Sremmurd’s “No Flex Zone” to Bobby Shmurda’s “Hot Nigga” and most recently, Dej Loaf’s “Try Me.” O.T. Genasis now enters the ring ...

O.T. Genasis’ “CoCo” is one of those songs that blows up, and no one really knows why. It’s a somewhat repetitive beat with a dumbed-down chorus that somehow worms its way into your ear a takes up ...

OT Genasis makes a jam about cocaine with cartoonish nonchalance and a hipsanic absent with "Coco." The Conglomerate soldier doesn't really rap, but runs off a bunch of potentially catchy boasts over ...

O.T. Genasis may have risen in prominence thanks to a million comedic Vines riffing off his single "CoCo," but the rapper's career is no joke. O.T. tells Billboard what the O.T. stands for, and what… ...

'CoCo' by American rapper O.T. Genasis was the Golden State Warriors' song of choice when the team was riding the high (no pun intended) of a 13-game winning streak back in December. It was brought to ...