Along with tracks like "Black Korea" and "I Wanna Kill Sam," it led to accusations of racism and anti-white sentiment against Ice Cube.
Cube references historical trauma, such as the rape of Black women during slavery, to explain current racial tensions. Ice Cube - Horny Lil' Devil
Lyrics focus on interracial relationships, specifically criticizing white men who pursue Black women. Along with tracks like "Black Korea" and "I
Ice Cube later acknowledged that some tracks on Death Certificate were perhaps too harsh; in a 2018 interview, he grouped "Horny Lil' Devil" with other songs he might have "softened" if given the chance. Ice Cube later acknowledged that some tracks on
Producer Sir Jinx noted that the extreme nature of tracks like this contributed to his decision to stop working with Ice Cube for a period, stating he "didn't really wanna do music like that". Production Credits Executive Producer Mixing Engineers DJ Pooh, Sir Jinx, Darryl Dobson Recording Engineer Mr. Stoker Mastering Engineer Brian "Big Bass" Gardner
"Horny Lil' Devil" is a track by from his second studio album, Death Certificate , released on October 29, 1991 . The song is known for its inflammatory social and racial commentary, characteristic of Ice Cube's early solo career. Key Information Album: Death Certificate Release Date: October 29, 1991 Genre: West Coast Hip-Hop / Gangsta Rap Producers: Ice Cube and The Boogie Men Length: Approximately 3:42 Themes and Lyrics