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Hannah Penton

Blurring the Lines of Feminism: A Criticism of the Criticism of "Blurred Line... - 0 views

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    I thought this was an interesting article because it criticises that critique of 'blurred lines'. In that women are actually being liberated and respected as independent sexual beings and not objects that are subjugated by any man. The article states that i no way is there a claim for rape instead the women is indeed being consensual. Moreover the writer for this is in fact a women and a feminist at that, she wasn't offended and actually liked the song. So therefore becoming offended when all this hype and backlash came out over what was actually a catchy song to listen to in the car.
Matthew Mohan-Hickson

Two more UK universities ban Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' - 0 views

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    Joining Leeds University and Edinburgh University, Derby and West Scotland University have both decided to ban Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" because they perceive the lyrics to promote rape 
Michael Faris

Students' parody performance 'blurs lines' - 0 views

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    A parody of "Blurred Lines" that calls into question the gender roles and sexism in Thicke's video
Matthew Mohan-Hickson

Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' banned from University of Edinburgh - 2 views

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    This is an article on how the University of Edinburgh has decided to ban Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines from all Student Buildings because it promotes an unhealthy attitude towards sex and consent
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    Very interesting. I wonder what folks in the class think about this being banned?
Missy Nelson

▶ Teens React to Robin Thicke - Blurred Lines - YouTube - 0 views

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    A very interesting take on the Rated version of Blurred lines from a group of different teenagers. Some quotes I found interesting was: "If a guy watches it, they think its completely ok to do that to women and its not ok" "Its a song, not like its this whole movement saying 'women's suck'"
Rach B.

▶ Robin Thicke - "Blurred Lines" PARODY - YouTube - 0 views

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    A parody of Blurred Lines
Michael Faris

▶ Blurred Bynes by DWV (Detox, Willam & Vicky Vox) - YouTube - 0 views

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    This is a parody of "Blurred Lines" mocking Amanda Bynes, performed by three drag queens (Detox, Willam Belli, and Vicky Vox).
Michael Faris

From the Mouths of Rapists: The Lyrics of Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines » Soci... - 0 views

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    This post shares images from Project Unbreakable, an exhibit of photos that feature people holding signs with words their rapists said. The signs show a lot of similarity to Thicke's lyrics.
Michael Faris

"Ask First" - 0 views

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    A parody response to Thicke's "Blurred Lines" about consent
Neil Manns

Blurred Lines Cover, (Female singing) - 1 views

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    We have heard the song, and heard parodies with opposite gender roles. What does everybody think about this cover with a female singing about a male. She does it in a much different way than we have seen with the actual song and the parodies we have looked at.
Neil Manns

Campus has to take down wrecking ball sculpture due to Miley's video - 0 views

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    Similarly to the Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' ban at a Scottish university an American university have removed a sculpture of a wrecking ball due to many parodies of Miley's now infamous 'wrecking ball' music video. Although it is noted that this was because of wear and tear of the structural cords.
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    Too many people were making Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball parodies, so Grand Valley State University had to take down their sculpture. They are calling it a safety hazard. Do you think it is because they don't want the attention due to Miley's video drawn to their campus?
Amy Thomas

Lily Allen 'Hard Out Here' - 0 views

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    The video and an article on Billboard about Lily Allen's new song. The video is really interesting and relevant to what we've been discussing as Allen calls out industry sexism in the lyrics and has a reference to Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' video.
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    I love this song and video, when I saw it I though Lily's back!! It seems she has taken a few years away to really see the industry for what it is and has come up with this song that addresses everything thats wrong it. My favourite line is 'if you can't detect the sarcasm then your misunderstood!'. I have so much respect for Lily Allen as an artist because her songs always tell it how it is, and she doen't feel the need to take her clothes off ( eg Miley Cyrus).This song reminds me of The Fear when she sings 'i'll take my clothes of and it will be shameless, because everyone knows that's how you get famous".
Gina Hilton

Robin Thicke ad ruled 'too sexual' - 0 views

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    This is a BBC article about Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' being featured in the Beats Pill Speakers advert and how it has been ruled as "too sexual".
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