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Tipper Gore, Twisted Sister and the fight to put warning labels on music
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Tipper Gore, co-founder of the Parents Music Resource Center, speaks during the hearing.
(Mark Weiss | Getty Images)The PMRC urges the music industry to take responsibility for its influence on kids and teens.
“I mean, I don’t.”Parental advisory labels are still present today, although they remain voluntary.
But these days, buying music — by kids or their parents — has largely been replaced by streaming, which accounted for 84% of U.S. music industry revenue in 2023.
Whether parental advisory stickers still serve as the clear moral guideposts they were meant to be remains difficult to determine.
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