The Devil Made Me Do It

Paris

1990

The Devil Made Me Do It revolves around societal injustices and the struggles faced by African Americans. Paris uses the album to address themes such as systemic racism, police brutality, poverty, and political corruption.

He critiques the oppressive structures of power and calls for resistance and empowerment among oppressed communities Paris repurposes the phrase to refer to the white devil, allowing him to address a number of racial issues in the nation. Paris presents a narrative that challenges the status quo and calls for social change.