"Coachella, who? Certified Lover Boy."
This quote by O. T. Genasis is a playful expression of loyalty towards fellow artist Drake's album titled "Certified Lover Boy," suggesting that the Coachella music festival (a popular annual event) is no longer as significant to him compared to Drake's new release. It's a statement of support and camaraderie within the world of hip-hop, highlighting the artist's dedication to his colleague's work over a prominent music festival.
"You the one, I see it in your eyes. That's the one I take home and tell all my guys about."
The quote suggests a deep connection and admiration between two individuals. The speaker (OT Genasis) sees something special or unique in the other person that captures their interest, making them stand out among others. He intends to cultivate this relationship by bringing this person home and sharing their qualities with his friends, implying they are worthy of praise and recognition. In essence, it expresses a desire for intimacy and camaraderie based on genuine appreciation.
"I got that good dough, but I still gotta hustle."
This quote by O.T. Genasis suggests a continuous work ethic despite financial success. Even though he has "that good dough" (money), he acknowledges the importance of continuing to "hustle," or work hard, implying that accumulating wealth is an ongoing process and not a one-time achievement. It's a reminder that maintaining prosperity requires persistent effort.
"I don't like to brag, but when it comes to the trap, I'm the best rap."
This quote expresses the self-confidence and expertise of O.T. Genasis in the musical genre known as "trap music". He is stating that he believes himself to be the most proficient or skilled artist in this specific style of rap, without resorting to boastful or arrogant language. Essentially, he's asserting his mastery over trap music while also showing humility through denying the need to brag.
"When you hear that beat, you already know what it is. It's a COCO-matic fit." (From the song "Coco")
This quote by O.T. Genasis suggests that his music, specifically the song "Coco," has an instantly recognizable style or signature sound (the "COCO-matic fit"). In other words, when people hear the beat of one of his songs, they immediately associate it with him or recognize its unique characteristics.
I put out 'Rhythm & Bricks,' which showed my versatility, and I had a lot of melodic songs on there, then I had a lot of street songs on there, and I just wanted to know what everybody wanted from me. I did put that out so that everybody could get a feel, so 'Cut It' just happened to come out of there.
- O. T. Genasis
I ended up performing one time at BET. I performed my record, like, four times, and the crowd was going super crazy. And Busta just happened to be there; he pulled me to the side and asked, 'Are you signed to anybody?' So we went to the studio a few days later, spoke, and then became business partners.
- O. T. Genasis
Genesis means the beginning. But I put the A instead of the E because I didn't wanna be criticized in church and nothing like that. And it means the beginning, but in my city, I'm the only person that's on the West Coast that has a different sound, so I was thinking to myself, 'This the beginning of a new sound, a new person.'
- O. T. Genasis
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