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Substance use mentions in top 20 songs

Sheshtyn Paola 01/12/2017

How do references to drinking and illicit drug use in pop music reflect youth culture and the ‘YOLO’ phenomenon? Perth researchers have examined references to alcohol and other drugs in top 20 songs between 1990 and 2015. Of 508 songs, 15% featured references to alcohol, tobacco and/or illicit drugs. Just under 20% of popular songs

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