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CORRUPTED | Episode 41 – The AstonishinglyODD Podcast
In Episode 41 of The AstonishinglyODD Podcast, Astonish, Javy (Havito), and Chris iLL are joined by Jae Haze for a wide-ranging conversation that cuts through sports, music, culture, and the systems they believe are broken—or corrupted.
The episode kicks off with weekly recaps and classic AOP banter. Javy talks about a work trip to Iowa, where the cold weather and the unmistakable smell of Cheerios left a lasting impression. Chris iLL shares updates on editing the podcast and attending a laid-back gentlemen’s dinner. The crew also notes Hi $peed’s absence, sending love and looking forward to his return.
The discussion then turns to Chicago Bears football, breaking down the season-ending loss. Jae Haze joins the sports segment, calling out questionable coaching decisions, missed opportunities, and overall execution. The hosts debate player performances—especially DJ Moore—and whether the Bears need new wide receivers or a better system to maximize the talent they already have. Defensive issues and offseason changes are also on the table, along with early thoughts on Super Bowl contenders, with the Seahawks and Rams getting strong consideration.
On the music side, the crew reacts to Lil Wayne’s comments on Caleb Williams painting his nails, praising how the situation was handled on both ends. They send prayers to Corrupt, who was recently hospitalized, expressing relief that he’s home and recovering. A heated debate follows around J. Cole’s upcoming album The Fall Off, with Chris iLL offering strong criticism and sparking a larger conversation about the current state of hip-hop.
That conversation expands into the always-controversial “Big Three” debate, weighing lyrical skill, influence, and cultural impact—while questioning whether anyone today can truly replace legends like Jay-Z and Kanye West.
The episode closes with discussions on Kai Cenat stepping back from streaming, his plans for a clothing line and a school in Africa, and his public clash with the Twitch CEO. The hosts also address the emergence of a new Black Panther Party in Minnesota, formed in response to ICE activity and broader concerns around social injustice.
Episode 41 blends humor, critique, and real conversation—breaking down how power, culture, and systems can become corrupted, and what it means to stay aware in the middle of it all.
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By Astonish, Hi $peed, Chris ILL, Javy, ReapCORRUPTED | Episode 41 – The AstonishinglyODD Podcast
In Episode 41 of The AstonishinglyODD Podcast, Astonish, Javy (Havito), and Chris iLL are joined by Jae Haze for a wide-ranging conversation that cuts through sports, music, culture, and the systems they believe are broken—or corrupted.
The episode kicks off with weekly recaps and classic AOP banter. Javy talks about a work trip to Iowa, where the cold weather and the unmistakable smell of Cheerios left a lasting impression. Chris iLL shares updates on editing the podcast and attending a laid-back gentlemen’s dinner. The crew also notes Hi $peed’s absence, sending love and looking forward to his return.
The discussion then turns to Chicago Bears football, breaking down the season-ending loss. Jae Haze joins the sports segment, calling out questionable coaching decisions, missed opportunities, and overall execution. The hosts debate player performances—especially DJ Moore—and whether the Bears need new wide receivers or a better system to maximize the talent they already have. Defensive issues and offseason changes are also on the table, along with early thoughts on Super Bowl contenders, with the Seahawks and Rams getting strong consideration.
On the music side, the crew reacts to Lil Wayne’s comments on Caleb Williams painting his nails, praising how the situation was handled on both ends. They send prayers to Corrupt, who was recently hospitalized, expressing relief that he’s home and recovering. A heated debate follows around J. Cole’s upcoming album The Fall Off, with Chris iLL offering strong criticism and sparking a larger conversation about the current state of hip-hop.
That conversation expands into the always-controversial “Big Three” debate, weighing lyrical skill, influence, and cultural impact—while questioning whether anyone today can truly replace legends like Jay-Z and Kanye West.
The episode closes with discussions on Kai Cenat stepping back from streaming, his plans for a clothing line and a school in Africa, and his public clash with the Twitch CEO. The hosts also address the emergence of a new Black Panther Party in Minnesota, formed in response to ICE activity and broader concerns around social injustice.
Episode 41 blends humor, critique, and real conversation—breaking down how power, culture, and systems can become corrupted, and what it means to stay aware in the middle of it all.