Robin Thicke was mocked by Twitter users during a fan Q&A.
The singer came under fire from social media users when he gave people the opportunity to ask him questions about his new album ‘Paula’ using the hashtag #AskThicke.
Things took a turn for the worse during the VH1 hosted session when users blasted him for the sexist and misogynistic lyrics in his hit ‘Blurred Lines’ track.
One joker wrote, "Why would I need to #AskThicke? I know he wants it", while another scornfully asked, "What form of sexual or emotional abuse will you be normalising in your next jaunty hit? #AskThicke".
Another pun-loving fan posted: "#AskThicke Why are you such a pallid boob of a man? Never mind. I know, you wan tit."
The questions ranged from the downright rude and aggressive, criticising everything from his "greasy" appearance to his actions towards his estranged wife Paula Patton – who he split from last year amidst rumours he had cheated on her – to altogether random queries.
One person asked: "#AskThicke Why can’t I open Gmail in Chrome? – getting a proxy server connection error."
Despite the torrent of abuse, Robin refused to rise to the bait and attempted to answer the questions rationally.
He replied, "What controversy? Hahaha" and "I’m a big boy. I can handle it", when asked about how harsh some of the questions had been.
Elsewhere, he revealed his biggest musical inspiration is The Beatles and ‘Lock The Door’ is his favourite track from his new album.
Robin Thicke attacked on Twitter
