Lines are blurred as #THICKE parody video pulled for being #OFFENSIVE

[Alpha]

... No means no, and that's a conviction everyone should be comfortable and confident with - no ifs or buts. You can't afford to be shy when it comes to saying no.

... I just don't picture rape in these lyrics.

The song is literally called "blurred lines".

I know you want it
But you're a good girl
The way you grab me
Must wanna get nasty

[Unknown Entity]

The song is literally called "blurred lines".

I know you want it
But you're a good girl
The way you grab me
Must wanna get nasty

Maybe I've missed the part where there's some other definition of "blurred" and "lines" combined? Doesn't it suggest a friendship that's more than a friendship (source)?

Pls explain. =3

Also, those lyrics could mean anything; a struggle to the wild throws of passion. So? Why attempt to find offence in that?

[Alpha]

They sound like the line being blurred is the one where 'no' doesn't always mean no. Hence why lots of people, including the girls who made the video, find them somewhat suggestive of rape.

Of course, they're open to interpretation. I'm not one to put much faith into the idea that thought actually goes into the lyrics of pop songs.

[Unknown Entity]

Of course no thoughts go into pop songs. It's just easy money. But if #THICKLE wanted to describe rape, I'm pretty sure he could have done far worse tbf.

I'm just pissed off that it's being played everywhere.