Blurred Lines We now use more cocaine than any other nation in Europe, with the drug cheaper, purer and more ubiquitous than it has been in a decade. Diet Coke, Macy's, Urban Outfitters and Victoria's Secret Pink, among other brands. The rest of it was bulking agents,” says Steve Rolles, a policy analyst for drugs reform charity Transform. (NSFW PHOTOS, GIFS) By Liat Kornowski. About a decade ago, most cocaine was, in reality, anything but cocaine. Thank you, Robin Thicke. I guess Robin was finally able to work out what coke-to-boner ratio worked best for him, because Paula claims he admitted to cheating on her while on tour promoting his album Blurred Lines. 'Blurred Lines' Models: Who Are The Gorgeous Topless Women In The Racy Video? “It was 10-20 per cent pure. Paula says Robin admitted that he had unprotected sex with seven women, which caused Paula to go out and immediately get tested for STDs. As with any consumer good, people drifted away when coke stopped offering much bang for their buck. And how concerned should we be? About “Blurred Lines” With its lyrics talking of “blurred lines” between consenting and non-consent, this #1 hit was widely attacked for promoting rape culture. So, how does this sit with modern Britain’s otherwise health-conscious and ethical outlook? According to the singer, he couldn’t help write because he was high on Vicodin and alcohol . Our summer wouldn't have been the same without you. Now, Thicke is admitting he never even helped write his chart-topping tune, “Blurred Lines.” But it’s the reason for his non-participation that has many people raising an eyebrow.