Robin Thicke's dogged mission to win back estranged wife Paula Patton—not to mention his catalog of sexually charged songs—aren't sitting well with a lot of listeners. The R&B crooner—who is currently promoting his latest album titled, ahem, Paula—got pummeled with negative tweets when VH1 asked for feedback for an upcoming Q&A on Monday, June 30.
Some of the various questions for the singer included topics about misogyny, actress Patton, his infamous 2013 VMA performance with Miley Cyrus, and his still-controversial "Blurred Lines" lyrics and video, which many have argued advocate rape.
Check out the responses gotten from the fans
#AskThicke Did you really write a rape anthem as a love song for your wife and are you still wondering why she left you?
What form of sexual or emotional abuse will you be normalising in your next jaunty hit? #AskThicke
#AskThicke It might seem like some of the questions on this hashtag are cruel and abusive but Robin, I know you want it
#AskThicke Do you know the line you'll have to sign on the divorce papers won't be blurred?
#AskThicke Does Pharrell Williams return your calls any more?
Is it true half the album was written about Paula Deen #AskThicke
How many times do you expect Paula to forgive your bs because obviously the last 127,000 weren't enough #askthicke
#AskThicke how often does the Growing Pains theme song get stuck in your head? #showmethatsmile
#AskThicke Can we collaborate on a musical record? Preferably one about pizza. I am passionate about it and often objectify and eat it.
Thicke, 37, and Patton, 38, announced their split after eight years of marriage in February. (The pair are parents to son Julian, 3.)
I think he should continue, he just might be lucky to get her back.
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