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Explicit lyrics in popular music have halved since 2018, report says

DJ Mag 08 July 2026, 12:27 UTC 3h ago

Explicit lyrics in popular music have halved since 2018, report says — DJ Mag

Pop culture data journalist Daniel Parris found that just 13% of tracks in Spotify’s Top 50 were marked as explicit in 2026, compared to 74% in 2018

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