That Mexican OT Drops “War Wounds” Featuring Maxo Kream & Lil Keke

“War Wounds” by That Mexican OT, featuring Maxo Kream and Lil Keke, is a gritty, hard-hitting track that dives deep into street life and survival. The trio delivers raw energy and sharp lyricism over a heavy beat, with each artist bringing their unique style to the table. That Mexican OT opens the track with slick wordplay, boasting, “I’m so cold I can shoot a mosquito / Wings through a lil peep hole, I’m feeling like a war hero,” cleverly mixing braggadocio with vivid imagery. His reference to “war wounds” reflects the toll that street battles and hard living have taken on him, capturing a sense of resilience and toughness.

Maxo Kream’s verse adds a layer of authenticity and grit, as he weaves tales of his own experiences, while Lil Keke delivers a veteran presence with his smooth, confident flow. Together, the trio paints a picture of life on the edge, where the scars of war run deep, and loyalty and survival are key themes. The track’s energy is intensified by a powerful production that complements the raw lyricism.

“War Wounds” stands out as an anthem for those who’ve fought their battles, both physically and mentally, with a blend of street wisdom and unapologetic swagger.