Organosilicon compounds have attracted considerable attention because of their special biological activities. Direct difunctionalization of unsaturated hydrocarbons with organosilicon reagents for the efficient construction of synthetically valuable silicon-functionalized compounds are featured with a high step and atom economy, which could form carbon-silicon/carbon-carbon bonds or carbon-silicon/carbon-hetero bonds in one step. This review summarizes the recent advances on this topic based on different unsaturated hydrocarbons along with typical examples and mechanisms.