There is a clear sign behind the title of the song, indicating that unhealthy content or restrictive sentences such as swearing in the lyrics are retained. The explicit version retains the restrictive words in the lyrics, such as f**k, sh*t, a**hole. In contrast, those words that have been processed are called clean versions.

No matter which country produces music in this world, it may contain some indescribable lyrics or personal buzzwords that are not easy to get on the stage. Therefore, if there is such a list to put, it will generally follow the explicit; At the same time, through post-processing, the sensitive content "beep beep" will be made into a clean version, and then the two songs will be packaged into ep and released.

Add different notes/suffixes after the song title.

1, XXX (radio editor): refers to making the original song into a song suitable for radio play. Generally, the main body of this song is reflected faster.

2. XXX (club editor): refers to the original music edited by a bar or club.

3.XXX(** editing): It means that the original song has been re-edited and released by * * (producer).

4.XXX (remix): refers to the remix version of the original song.

5.XXX(** remix) means that the original song was remixed by * * (producer).

6. XXX (pirated)& (unofficial): refers to the unauthorized remixed version.

7. XXX (original Remix): that is, the original version of this song, as opposed to "remix".

8.XXX(sss remixed version. ): refers to the "version" of a song remixed in sss style. Synonymous with "sss mixing"

9.XXX (remixed version. ): A remix of the song. "ver" which is synonymous with "Remix" is the abbreviation of "Version".