Earned your fame through awesome hair with a side of misogyny? Date rape as playful cool? Then maybe let your PR team know it’s not a good idea to expose yourself to the unpredictable world known as social media. A hashtag, #askthicke, has gone viral on twitter today…but not in the way intended.

Oh, the smell of sweet karma.

*to be fair: update. Someone actually listened to the song. Apparently according to some, the “Blurred Lines” in question are more about infidelity than no meaning yes. Still, if that take isn’t correct, keep in mind: @eesullivan 37m If you slam Robin Thicke for Blurred Lines how does Pharrell Williams get a pass? Both wrote it. Both deserve “credit” #askthicke”

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

#AskThicke If a train leaves Glasgow at 5pm at 100mph, another leaves Bristol at 6pm at 110mph how quickly can you stand in front of one?

“Robin Thicke says he doesn’t want any more abuse on Twitter. I know he wants it really. #AskThicke”