#AskThicke Twitter Q&A goes predictably wrong: 21 ways to call Robin Thicke a misogynist

When VH1 announced that they would be hosting a Q&A with popstar Robin Thicke they probably thought people would have a lot of questions for the singer whose single ‘Blurred Lines’ was one of the most popular of 2013, and they were right.

Last night @VH1 tweeted:

“Have a burning question for @robinthicke? Submit your ?s for tomorrow’s Twitter Q+A using #AskThicke!”

Almost immediately, the hashtag was flooded with people asking about Thicke’s objectification and questionable treatment of women in the popular song ‘Blurred Lines’ and his relationship with Paula Patton, who split up with Thicke earlier this year.

As one Twitter user put it:

“The #askthicke hashtag is just an example of trolling done for the better good of mankind.”

#AskThicke Apart from being a talentless misogynist, why are you just not very good?

— Rob (@PawBlakNme) July 1, 2014

Is the creepy stalking thing a sick publicity stunt at your ex's expense, or just a thoughtless grab for attention and relevance? #AskThicke

— Ashly (@newageamazon) June 30, 2014

Which Axe Body Spray scent did you use to seduce the women you cheated on your wife with? #AskThicke

— Blake Spires (@RealFakeBlake) June 30, 2014

Would you have a problem being paraded about in a pop video with your tiny penis on show? #AskThicke

— Jayne Sharp (@Jaynesharp) June 30, 2014

How many naked women did it take before you stopped seeing them as people & instead saw them as YouTube hits? #AskThicke

— Miss L (@ProResting) June 30, 2014

When you ask "I know you want it", one presumes you are talking about an STD? #askThicke

— Biscuit Girl (@BiscuitGirl786) June 30, 2014

#AskThicke I'm writing a song about you and need something to rhyme with 'papist'. Any suggestions??

— Katy Tuck (@katytuck) July 1, 2014

Does making millions of dollars feel better when you do it by triggering untold numbers of assault victims and encouraging rape? #AskThicke

— Sarah Knispel (@GummySar) June 30, 2014

#AskThicke Can you please define the word "consent"?

— Susan (@WowSoSusan) June 30, 2014

What does it feel like to be an icon for sexism, predatory behaviour and sexual assault? #AskThicke

— Jack L'Eahy (@Jack_Leahy) June 30, 2014

#AskThicke if asked if you want salt and vinegar on your chips and you say no but they put it on because no means yes is that ok?

— mostly grumpy (@mostly_grumpy) June 30, 2014

On a scale of R. Kelly to Phil Spector, how do you intend to "Get Her Back?" #AskThicke

— Rachel McKibbens (@RachelMcKibbens) June 30, 2014

Could your brain seriously not conjure up any of the following: Tug me. Bug me. Mug me. Drug me. When trying to make a rhyme? #AskThicke

— Jake Lambert (@LittleLostLad) June 30, 2014

.@VH1 @robinthicke #AskThicke do you really think it's appropriate to try and publicly manipulate your wife into getting back with you?

— shit face (@pipsuxx) June 30, 2014

have you any familiarity with emotional manipulation as a tool of intimate partner violence? @robinthicke #AskThicke

— angela sotrill (@dopegirlfresh) June 30, 2014

#AskThicke Why haven't you donated every cent earned from Blurred Lines to fighting VAW and retired from music effective immediately?

— aims &c (@aimsetc) June 30, 2014

What form of sexual or emotional abuse will you be normalising in your next jaunty hit? #AskThicke

— Scriblit (@Scriblit) June 30, 2014

#AskThicke is it true pharrell will never age because he drinks the tears of all the women you make cry with shame??

— Fitzy (@Fitzamania) July 1, 2014