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How to mark explicit tracks and what the flag controls.

Last updated September 8, 2026

Mark a track Explicit if it contains strong language, sexual content, or references to drugs or violence that would typically carry a Parental Advisory label. Stores use the flag to filter content for younger listeners and some regions.

Guidance

  • Mark each track individually; a release is considered explicit if any track is.
  • A "clean" edit should be a separate track marked not explicit, with "Clean" in the version field.
  • Do not add "Explicit" or the Parental Advisory logo to your artwork or titles — the flag handles it.

Incorrectly marking a track is a frequent correction request because platforms verify it during their own review.

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