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Robin Thicke's Hit Single Blurred Lines Tied To Rape Controversy

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June 19 2013, Published 2:05 p.m. ET

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Robin Thicke's smash-hit single Blurred Lines, is getting all kinds of attention, good and bad.

Currently the number one song in the country, Blurred Lines has drawn fire from critics who says its' lyrics, teasing a "No means Yes" message, indirectly promote rape.

Passages include: “Good girl, I know you want it … Talk about getting blasted / I hate these blurred lines / I know you want it / But you’re a good girl / The way you grab me / Must want to get nasty.”

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In addition, the video itself has drawn ire, as one version features