Released in 1989, Willie D – Controversy is the debut solo album from Houston rapper Willie D, one of the key members of the legendary Geto Boys. Released on Rap-A-Lot Records, the 12-track project captures the raw, confrontational sound of early Houston hardcore rap and helped establish Willie D as a powerful solo voice within the Texas hip-hop scene.The album features tracks such as “Do It Like A G.O.,” “Fck The KKK,” “Kick That Sht,” “Willie Dee,” “Put The F'in Gun Away,” “5th Ward,” “Bald Headed Hes,” “Welfare Btch,” “Kinky,” and “I Need Some P*ssy.” The material combines aggressive street commentary, neighborhood pride, controversial subject matter, and Willie D's uncompromising lyrical style.Musically, Willie D – Controversy reflects the stripped-down, hard-hitting production associated with early Rap-A-Lot Records and Houston's developing hardcore rap scene. Production comes from figures including DJ Ready Red, Doug King, Lil' J, and Prince Johnny C, providing a minimalist but funky backdrop for Willie D's forceful delivery.The album is particularly notable for its connection to Houston's Fifth Ward and the emerging Geto Boys movement. Willie D uses the record to express anger, neighborhood pride, social frustration, and deliberately provocative opinions, giving the project the uncompromising character that would become central to his career.Today, Willie D – Controversy remains an important early Houston rap release and a significant document of the Rap-A-Lot sound before Southern hip-hop became a major national force. Its raw production, aggressive lyricism, and unmistakable Texas identity make it an essential album for listeners exploring the foundations of Houston hardcore and gangsta rap.
1 Do It Like It G.O. 4:38
2 F... The KKK 4:19
3 Kick That S.... 4:13
4 Willie Dee 3:33
5 Put The F'in Gun Away 3:45
6 Trip Across From Mexico 4:43
7 5th Ward 4:31
8 Bald Headed Hoes 4:20
9 Welfare B.... 4:20
10 Kinky 3:17
11 I Need Some P..... 3:42
12 F... Me Now 3:50
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