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• Willie James Dennis – Willie D – was born on 1 November 1966 in Houston, Texas, USA, and is a rapper, investor, producer, and entrepreneur, perhaps best known as a leading member of the Houston-based rap group Geto Boys. 
• Willie D also has a solo career, and thanks to his rapping talents, his net worth has improved considerably. 
• His career began in 1988. 
• According to reputable sources, the net value of Willie is estimated to be as high as $1 million. 
• In addition to having a good career in rap music, Willie D is also a columnist and owns a line of clothing that has also increased his income. 
• Willie D is the son of Alfred Deboest, a carpenter and construction worker, and Marvelous Dennis, a coffee maker. 
• His parents split when he was four, and Willie lived with four siblings and his mother, who was verbally and physically abusive. 
• Willie D decided to be a fighter, started boxing at the age of 11, and won the Golden Gloves championship for the state of Texas in 1985. 
• He went to Forest Brook High School but never graduated after being expelled for fighting for two months before graduation in 1986. 
• In 1988, Willie D joined the Houston rap group Geto Boys, and together with Bushwick Bill and Scarface, they reshaped the group that was formed in 1986; they were the founders of horrorcore, famous for their lyrics about psychotic encounters, necrophilia, and misogyny. 
• In 1989, Geto Boys released their gold-certified album “Grip It! 
• On The Other Level,” the most famous songs on the album were “Gangsta of Love,” “Do It Like a G.O.,” “Size Ain’t Shit,” and “Read These Nikes,” beginning with Willie’s net worth. 
• Willie also released his debut solo album, “Controversy” in 1989, and came to No. 53 on the US R&B chart. 
• The Geto Boys released another album named “We Can’t Be Stopped” in 1991, and it was the most successful studio album of the band that went Platinum and reached #24 on the Billboard 200 chart. 
• As for his personal life, Willie D married Bridget Bonier at a private ceremony in 1994, and they had two children together. 
• The couple divorced in 2010, the same year that Willie D had legal issues after being accused of wire fraud. 
• He was sentenced to 12 months in jail. 
• IMDB’s Wikipedia $1 million 1966-1966-11-01 America’s Bridget Bonier, 1994 Bushwick. 
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• Supported community activist/radio talk show host Ada J. Edwards for her candidacy for Houston City Council District D (2001). Ada Edwards’ victory was the second time that a progressive candidate has been elected to the Houston City Council.
• Used to have a radio talk show called “Reality Check”, which aired from late 1995 to October 1997. Since the mid-2000s, he is a contributor to a column (Ask Willie D) with the Houston Press.
• In 1984, Willie and Ronald Hope, his childhood friend, robbed a Texaco gas station, and both men were convicted of aggravated robbery in 1985. Willie was sentenced to six months in the Harris County Jail, and after the jail sentence, Willie turned his life around after James A. Prince decided to sign another solo artist for Rap-A-Lot Records. Willie’s debut album, Controversy, would open a few doors for other Southern hip-hop artists, as well as ushering in the second incarnation of the Geto Boys. In real life, Willie D did return back to North Forest High School after his jail sentence but was expelled prior to graduation for fighting.
• Created a lot of controversy in 1992 with the song “Rodney K”; in the song, Rodney King is killed, after the song ends. Willie D stated that the song was directed at African Americans that would ‘sell-out’ and assimiliate with the dominant majority. Willie D recorded and released another controversial rap song “Coon” in March 2016 where he has stated in interviews that a ‘Coon’ is usually an African American who sell out their own race for acceptance with another race – in the song he attacked former NBA basketball player Charles Barkley where he sided with the grand jury decision not to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson for the shooting of Michael Brown, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke (who is African American and made a statement on CNN where he stated that ‘there is no police brutality in America which was ended in the 1960s’ and called President Barack Obama a nightmare in the White House), and actress Stacey Dash (who has made rancid comments against the BET (Black Entertainment Television) network claiming that BET has kept racism and segregation alive – she went on FOX News back in February 2016 in the wake of the Oscars boycott where several prominent African Americans consider her a race traitor).

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