: The first verse specifically addresses white men sexually harassing Black women in the workplace.
: Alongside tracks like "Black Korea," "Horny Lil' Devil" led to widespread accusations of racism and homophobia. Sir Jinx, a primary producer for Cube, even noted that he stepped away from certain tracks because he didn't want to make music "like that". Where to Find It Today Ice Cube - Horny Lil Devil
"Horny Lil' Devil" isn't a typical rap song about lust. Produced by the Boogiemen and Cube himself, the track heavily leans into the Cube was studying at the time through the Nation of Islam. : The first verse specifically addresses white men