[Brother Leon]

Unrated Version was first video I saw. What got me and many others to take notice of the song tbh. 5* promotion tactic.

[Gstar]

Love Robins voice

[Me. I Am Salman]

I'm beginning to find this slightly overrated.

[Shaun]

can't tell if it's offensive to women or not

[Patrick]

The video is hot.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It's rubbish! it sounds like a mix of three songs I've heard before, repetitive and cheesy.
The vid is cringy with the leering and the teasing, these blokes look like some dads in fancy dress on a stag do.

Double cringe!

[Jake.]

Great song

[Saph]

i'm so sick to death of this song

[Smithy]

I hate this song so much

[Shaun]

it's still a good tune. Lyrics are a bit worrying but they're the tip of the iceberg in modern musical misogyny

[Jack_]

I KNOW YOU WANT IT

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[Me. I Am Salman]

it's been around a year since this came out great song though

Originally Posted by Salman!

I'm beginning to find this slightly overrated.

I take this back

[Smithy]

Originally Posted by Shaun

can't tell if it's offensive to women or not

Just a tad

[Me. I Am Salman]

all those people on tumblr who kept campaigning for everyone to boycott the song can go die tbh

[Benjamin]

Oh that's two years running I have posted the biggest selling song of the year

[Ryan57]

Great song.

[T*]

I ****ing hate this song with a passion, Robin Thicke can fall down a well.

[Black Dagger]

urgh this song.

[Brother Leon]

Was a great song. Greatly exageratted in terms of it's "rapey nature" too...if the video didn't have naked women then it's viewed as your normal pop song really.

[Shaun]

Youtube video

The jury has reached a verdict in the “Blurred Lines” case against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams, ordering them to pay $7.3 million to the family of Marvin Gaye for copyright infringement.

In the trial, Marvin Gaye’s family argued that 2013’s “Blurred Lines” copied their father’s 1977 song “Got to Give Up,” and sued Thicke, Williams and rapper T.I.

The musicians have denied stealing any of Gaye’s music. “Blurred Lines” was a huge hit in 2013 and, by many measures, was the top song of the year.

Both Thicke and Williams appeared in court to defend their case, with much of the trial featuring comparisons to both songs. Listening to the juxtaposed bass lines of the two songs in question, Williams even admitted the similarities, saying “It sounds like you’re playing the same thing.”

Still, while testifying last week, Williams said the two songs share “feel — not infringement.”

The eight-person jury closed its full day of closed-door deliberations on Friday, with court resuming on Tuesday.

welp.

[Pete.]

Justice has been done.

[Crimson Dynamo]

good to see this talentless twat have to pay up for blatant plagiarism

justice is served on his ass