Celeb News: Robin Thicke CLOCKED - Page 10

foxaylove

So whose SYG post is this and how did you get it published? Not a very professional review and makes me questionable their journalism credibility.

Moonage Daydream

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Originally posted by Mastamaind

So women don't get to have sexual desires.

I'm friends with a lot of women and yeah, they do want it. It's society that tells women that they should act as if they don't have libido at all. And it's wrong because women are definitely as horny as men can be. However, repression can take you far, very far, to the point of repressing your own desires. The video is not misogynist. The girls in some scenes seem uninterested, in other scenes they do. The song and video is natural, it's flirtatious, it's not forcing anyone to do anything.

However, we can recognize that just in the last decade there were a lot of hits where women were objectified, pretty much downgrading their value to just a man tool. This is not the same scenario, those women are free, they flirt with the guys because yeah they want it. Is someone being forced? No. And that's the point, being free with your desires.

Men never got to have a Madonna, these are the consequences.

What? What would men need a Madonna for? Men have never been sexually repressed by society to anywhere near the extent women have, so a male equivalent of Madonna would be unnecessary. You lost me with that bit.

Anyway, I think this review and all the outrage over "Blurred Lines" are a matter of histrionics rather than legitimate criticism that's worth taking seriously, but any man using this situation to whine about not having the freedom to express their sexual desire due to sexism should get a reality check.

MusicTalker

ALL the reviews I've seen for this album only discuss & quote Blurred Lines & Give It 2 U. Almost all are invalidated because they come off as dumb & like they did not actually really listen to the rest.

Reviewers like this are sensationalist.

Xalric

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Originally posted by GrandMomCookies

The album is a bop
!!! Better then Justin's IMO

It's my summer bop album... It's on daily repeat since I got it.

MadelineXPepito

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Originally posted by TikiMiss

Almost every pop girl today has had to become Ms. Sl*tbag. And we can all thank madonna for that

How does it feel when for once it's a dude who gets sl*t-shamed? It sucks, doesn't it?

highwayuni

I don't give a **** about all this feminist/rapist/misogyny ******** but kiii @ the universal dragging.

And Now I Wonder

I guess its cool to hate him now?

Teen Idle

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Originally posted by TikiMiss

Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Rihanna, Katy Perry, Ke$ha, Nicki Minaj, Lil Kim, Christina Aguilera, Madonna, Janet Jackson, and Mariah Carey beg to differ.

There's maybe a handful of pop girls (that are successful) who don't use provocative lyrics and sexual imagery.

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Pop girls don't 'sell themselves' with provocative lyrics and sex images, they express their sexuality through their songs

Learn to read

There's a difference between being naked and talking about fantasies, sex or whatever and demeaning an entire gender while you're at it

And Wanderlust had a good point too

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She talks about female liberation and expressing herself. selling yourself as a lust object to be dominated by men comes from the mariah & britney crowd. madonna is the total opposite of that.

Tikimiss, you are a mess. You can

it off all you want but Robin Thicke is setting us back a few years with his horrible lyrics that a woman would be chastised for. When, Madonna released Erotica, nearly everyone 'hated' her. She was banned from an entire country because of it.

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Originally posted by MadelineXPepito

How does it feel when for once it's a dude who gets sl*t-shamed? It sucks, doesn't it?

+1

teedhooks

I really dislike the album but that's not something I'd call a review. By all means, drag it, but drag it professionally and mention the actual music.

Duca

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Originally posted by Cxsey

I'm straight and I think that video was disgusting. && Robin is married (and ugly) and his lyrics are S T U P I D. "What rhymes with hug me?" bug me? slug me? chug me? idk what his was meaning TO THIS DAY.

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Originally posted by castrobabytiger

it was clearly the F-word

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Originally posted by Cxsey

hug and the f word dont rhyme lolololol.

What writer doesn't know how to rhyme??????????

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Originally posted by castrobabytiger

they can rhyme though

They don't have a huge difference in sound...and it's all tongue and cheek

Hug me, **** me...practically similar (the words alone maybe not but the phrases do)

It's "drug me" btw.

Firework

dcode78

He shouldn't do EDM type songs..sorry..he feels out of place with it.

superben

It's not even a review. It's just a hate message.

The reviewer comments little on the album and the songs, but devotes his entire piece to bashing Robin personally

This is why I can never take critics seriously.

ExHuman

"No Star"

DEAD!!

Georges

Which one of you people who frequent SYG is this?

Toxic_Lover

Just goes to show getting a number one song just isn't enough to fall back on.

Doc

RUDE. kdfjgkl

IAmFree

it has some bops tho

Georges

But the review is a violation of men's rights everywhere

C/H/A/N/E/L

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Originally posted by Georges

But the review is a violation of men's rights everywhere

Men's rights are far from being violated in any way. The bigger problem is the rape-insinuating lyrics in "Blurred Lines" that are more violating women's rights. Misogyny is the problem, not misandry.