The hysteria over Blurred Lines is a bit baffling, nearly every female singer sells themselves by singing songs about how desperate they are for sex, writhe around near naked like strippers and often simulate sex with their dancers ( in some of them they're faking gang bangs). There's lots of genuinely misogynistic shit out there by men who promote women as 'bitches and ho's' who need to be put in their place. There's a lot of really offensive, genuinely horrifying images and music out there that shows women in a very degrading manner and encourages young girls to degrade themselves.
Blurred lines is very innocent by comparison. The girls are naked in it but they're not draped around stripper poles, straddling anyone, being pimped out and the men in aren't grabbing at them or being offensive. It's nudity rather than porn and I think people are projecting their own issues onto the song lyrics, it's probably the least 'rapey' song compared to what's popular on in certain genres. It's lighthearted and pokes fun at Thicke more than anything. I don't get the hate and I can't take it seriously. Every so often social media mobs find a bandwagon to jump on and this is one of them.