Oodaredevil and Jetsonmade Make Everything “Aite”
the bubbling Dallas rapper Drops a new banger with superstar producer jetsonmade
Oodaredevil and Jetsonmade Make Everything “Aite”
If you're not already tapped into the chaotic, high-energy world of Oodaredevil, consider this your initiation. The Dallas-born rapper has been bubbling in the underground for a minute, known for his animated delivery, warped beats, and an aesthetic that feels like an internet fever dream. Now, he's linked up with one of hip-hop's most infectious hitmakers, Jetsonmade, for "Aite"—a track that slaps so hard it might just knock the cynicism right out of you.
Jetsonmade, the producer responsible for crafting bouncy, viral hits for DaBaby, Playboi Carti, and Jack Harlow, has a signature that’s impossible to ignore. His beats don’t just play—they leap out of the speakers, twisting and bouncing with an effortless swagger. "Aite" is no exception. From the jump, the beat lurches forward with stuttering hi-hats, skittering 808s, and a synth line that sounds like it was ripped straight out of a haunted arcade machine.
But the real chaos comes from Oodaredevil himself. His voice is a force of nature, darting in and out of the production like he’s dodging bullets in a video game. His delivery is manic, almost cartoonish, yet there’s a sharpness to his cadence that keeps everything locked in. Lyrically, he’s all flex and fury, weaving between punchlines and ad-libs that hit like exclamation points. It’s not about depth—it’s about energy, and "Aite" is overflowing with it.
The video, directed with a grainy, VHS-era aesthetic, feels like a late-night cable fever dream. Flashing lights, distorted colors, and quick cuts match the song’s erratic pulse. It’s a perfect visual representation of Oodaredevil style—wild, unpredictable, and impossible to look away from.
As the underground continues to churn out new voices at a breakneck pace, 00Daredevil is carving out his own lane, blending the absurdity of internet-era rap with raw, unfiltered charisma. With Jetsonmade in his corner, "Aite" feels less like a moment and more like a warning shot. If this is just the beginning, the rest of the industry better brace itself.