#blurredlinesparody

The case centerson whether the written music of “Blurred Lines” too closely resembles the sheet music for “Got To Give It Up”, for which the Gayes hold the copyright. Judge John Kronstadt ruled in January that the family doesn’t own the commercial recording of “Got To Give It Up,” so they’re attempting to demonstrate the songwriting in “Blurred Lines” follows what’s written in their sheet music,…

PharellThickeBlurredLinesGayeParody

I think some people are confused. “Blurred Lines” didn’t use the “Got to Give It Up” record, so the record company isn’t getting paid, but we’re not talking about the record company. We’re talking about the publisher. And like I said, when you play “Blurred Lines” and “Got to Give It Up” back-to-back, they’re damn near the same…

Robin Thicke Blurred Lines Feminist Parody "Defined Lines"The Law Revue girls want to define those supposedly "blurred lines". Enjoy our parody of Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke.

  I actually like the original song by Robin Thicke. I watched the unrated original video of the the original song. I really have no problem with it.And I really like what this guy said in the comments of the original video. Also the original video was directed by a Woman. 

Klaus Gdd

Lots of people misunderstand this but here.

"he was close tried to domesticate you" doesn't actually mean "You need to be domesticated", and the song continues saying "But you're an animal, baby its in your nature" meaning she's free, she doesn't need that "man to possess her." That's why he continues saying "You don't need no papers" (no marriage, because he clearly dies to have sex with her) and "That man is not your maker", as that man doesn't own you. 

  I also really like the video the law students did though. I see why they did it and I like their point. But I also have no problem with the original.