The "Parental Advisory" label is a warning system used primarily in the music industry to inform parents that a particular album or song may contain explicit content. This content can include strong language, sexual themes, or references to violence and substance abuse. The label helps parents make informed decisions about the media their children consume. Introduced by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) in 1985, the "Parental Advisory" label is often seen on album covers and packaging. It aims to promote awareness and encourage responsible listening habits among younger audiences, while also allowing artists to express themselves freely.