Stress is an album by the Jamaican musician Daddy Freddy, released in 1991.

[4] Daddy Freddy incorporated samples from rock bands like the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin.

[7] The Baltimore Sun called the album "derivative, but fun," writing that "unlike a lot of 'ragamuffin' rap, Daddy Freddy's work tends to play down the reggae-based style's impenetrable patois and sing-song cadences.

"[10] The Calgary Herald noted that "Freddy is a ragamuffin powerhouse early on, blending the street-wise sounds of urban America with the woeful angst of the Kingston slums.

"[9] The Dayton Daily News wrote that "there's a grittiness on Stress, not unlike that found on hard-core urban American raps.