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ROBIN THICKE IS doing a live Q&A session on Twitter today, as part of a promotional deal with VH1.
The gimmick has been heavily promoted by the station, who tweeted yesterday asking users to submit their questions in advance using the hashtag #AskThicke.
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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Robin Thicke's #AskThicke hashtag has been brilliantly hijacked by Twitter users
ROBIN THICKE IS doing a live Q&A session on Twitter today, as part of a promotional deal with VH1.
The gimmick has been heavily promoted by the station, who tweeted yesterday asking users to submit their questions in advance using the hashtag #AskThicke.
However, it didn’t QUITE go as planned. It turned out Twitter had a LOT of burning questions for Robin Thicke.
Some people were sarcastic
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Some of them were interested in Thicke’s personal outlook
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Some of them had to do with the process of the Q+A itself
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Some of them were sneaky
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A LOT of people wanted to know about the thinking behind Blurred Lines
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But perhaps the greatest number of people had just one, very simple question.
The actual Q+A is yet to begin.
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