Gazca was influenced by a number of musicians in his youth, ranging from rapper
Big L to country singer
George Strait. He told Shelby Stewart of the
Houston Chronicle that he had wanted to be a rapper since he was four years old, and would sing along to rap videos he saw on
106 & Park. He also thought that his music showed influence of his Texan and Mexican ancestry through the lyrics of songs such as "Hardest Ese Ever". David Crone of
AllMusic wrote of That Mexican OT's style that it contains "bold lyricism and a relentless flow while melding
trap and
mariachi guitars".
Billboard similarly stated that
Lonestar Luchador contained Tejano music influences as well as hip-hop. Gazca told
Billboard that the inspiration for the song "Johnny Dang" was the works of
Slick Rick, and that the album's title was inspired by
lucha libre, a Mexican style of wrestling. ==Discography==