stackyFACTSPlacing a crude parental warning on an album is the greatest gift the industry ever received. It functions as an incredibly efficient homing beacon for rebellious youth, mathematically proving that the easiest way to make a teenager listen to a song is to tell them it's strictly forbidden.
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