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Maybe the video's blatant objectification of women is a bit too much for you. Maybe you like watching old people dance. Maybe you just want an excuse to listen to Robin Thicke's summer jam 'Blurred Lines' eight times in a row. Whatever your reason is, we're pretty sure you're going to enjoy watching these videos of old people (and babies!) dancing to 'Blurred Lines.'

Robin Thicke is currently one of our finest R&B vocalists and he showcased his crooning skills with his soulful cover of Icona Pop's 'I Love It' on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge.

Lets start off with something easy like...PLUG ME   Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' is a super mega hit. In the song he asks. "What Rhymes with Hug Me," Well Robin we have answered your question.

Robin Thicke gives all props to his beautiful wife, Paula Patton for helping him with his forthcoming album, 'Blurred Lines.'

Robin Thicke has a super mega hit on his hands with his song 'Blurred Lines.' We can say it's one of the hottest hits of the summer. This was bound to happen, the remixes and video mash-ups were going to plague the internet.This mash-up was to perfect. Watch as The Cosby's dance to Blurred Lines in the opening credits.

Robin Thicke really is cribbing from Prince these days. We know, we know, Thicke's sleeper hit 'Blurred Lines' is the No. 1 track in the country and now, his new single 'Give It 2 U' features that same Prince-copied falsetto and is even spelled in Prince-speak, since the His Purpleness was known for using numerical digits in place of letters in his song titles, and using slang lettering... Read Mo

Robin Thicke brought the house down at the 2013 BET Awards with his outrageously amazing performance of his hit song 'Blurred Lines.'

Robin Thicke is riding high. The crooner recently enjoyed his first No. 1 hit atop the Billboard Hot 100 charts with 'Blurred Lines,' but he explains that it was actually low album sales that may have gotten him there.

Robin Thicke brought his No. 1 song, 'Blurred Lines,' with some assistance from Pharrell Williams, to late night with a performance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' Thursday evening (June 13).

Robin Thicke is flying high. The crooner snagged his first No. 1 song atop Billboard's Hot 100 charts this week with 'Blurred Lines.'

After being caught allegedly inhaling last week in New York, R&B singer Robin Thicke decided to cover Whitney Houston‘s 1995 ballad ‘Exhale (Shoop, Shoop)’ from the ‘Waiting to Exhale’ soundtrack. The song was Nippy’s 11th No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and won her a 1997 Grammy for Best R&B Song.

The Legendary Quincy Jones, who produced Michael Jackson’s 110 Million selling Blockbuster “Thriller” allows a modern rendition of MJ’s hit “P.Y.T” by T-Pain & Robin Thicke