14 Facts About Blurred Lines

Musically, "Blurred Lines" is an Dance-pop, Funk and Post-disco track with instrumentation consisting of bass guitar, drums, and percussion.

Blurred Lines commented that both of them have a lot of respect for women.

Lyrically, "Blurred Lines" is about a woman Thicke is trying to pick up in a club.

Blurred Lines confessed to Stern: “My wife is Mrs Good Girl, but gradually over our marriage, I've turned her into a bad girl.

Blurred Lines said he couldn't "remember the last time there was a hit song this ghastly – the sound of Adam Sandler taking a falsetto hate-whizz on Marvin Gaye's grave".

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The unrated version of "Blurred Lines" generated more than one million views in the days following its release on Vevo.

Blurred Lines stated they did bestiality, drug injections, and things that are derogatory towards women.

Blurred Lines's sat and thought about the ideas for what the models could wear in the video.

Blurred Lines's realized they could wear shoes, and that it would get attention for the song and the artist.

Blurred Lines's came up with the idea to come up with a nude video but turned down the job after Thicke and his team refused.

Blurred Lines's opined it "featuring naked models and clothed men in party mode is boring, uninventive, and slightly alienating".

Blurred Lines said that the video of him dancing around with the naked models should only be controversial to "extra-religious people", and stated it was Martel's idea and actually preferred the clothed version and didn't even want to use the naked version until his wife and her friends said he should put out that video.

Blurred Lines's said that they were "being playful" and having a good time with their body.

Blurred Lines smiled a goofy grin and stumbled backward, his eyes concealed behind his sunglasses.