Robin Thicke’s Twitter Q&A; turns to circus

VH1 decided to organize a Q&A session via Tweeter for singer Robin Thicke, where fans could get answers for some the questions they had been long waiting to ask the artist.

Little did they know that things were about to go terribly wrong for the singer.

So-called fans made plenty of ironic remarks relating to the lyrics of his hit song ‘Blurred Lines’ and the circus he had made while attempting to win back his estranged wife, Paula Patton.

Some of the best, or worst, depending on how you view them, tweets with #AskThicke are:

@Janus456: 'if a woman says no but 'you know she wants it'. How many years in prison would you serve for statutory rape?'

@070180: 'How do we know you're not singing about your male lover Paolo and this whole thing isn't the result of an unfortunate typo?'

@Picklechops_x23: 'Can I punch you in the face? No? You mean yes, right? You know you want it.'

@ObjectUpdate: 'Do you have any plans for songs or music videos that don’t promote rape or stalking?'

@AyoTristan: 'Train A leaves the station at 40mph and train B leaves at 55mph, how far is the judge going to order you to stay away from Paula'

@Simmy41: 'don't you think this is an ironic hashtag considering you're not one for asking?'

@KittyKnits: 'It might seem like some of the questions on this hashtag are cruel and abusive but Robin, I know you want it'

@coreymohrien: 'Are you the type of person that would hit on his teenage daughter's friends or do you just seem that sleazy?'