[2] Produced by Kool Moe Dee himself with Lavaba and Teddy Riley, the song has messages of the prevention of sexually transmitted infections.
[3] "Go See the Doctor" became Kool Moe Dee's first single to appear on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 89 in April 1987 and staying on the chart for five weeks.
Slight modification to the basic beat and kicker notes, it was refined for Kool Moe Dee to cut on a record.
During an interview in June 1987, Kool Moe Dee commented on "Go See the Doctor": As an artist I have the attention of a lot of the younger kids.
"[6]The song, which Los Angeles Times described as "a story, in explicit language, of the contraction and consequences of a sexually transmitted disease", aroused controversy in the United States, but was used in a public service announcement in Germany.