Robin Thicke's New Video About His Ex-Wife Is All Sorts Of Creepy

Here's how *not* to win her back: skulls, blood, and invasive texts.

On June 23, Robin Thicke released a video for his new single "Get Her Back."

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The single is from his upcoming album titled Paula, which is no doubt a reference to his ex-wife Paula Patton.

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The two split after eight years of marriage in February.

Writing a whole album about a woman (and then literally naming it after her) is creepy to begin with, but this video takes Thicke's apologetic intentions to a whole new level.

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AKA a terrifying level.

For starters, there are all these distressed women...

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...and Thicke's face is bloody for no reason.

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There are all these people wearing masks that you might miss with the blink of an eye.

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Is this some sort of subliminal message, Robin?

And what's up with these women wearing skulls?

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Oh my god...is that a heart?!

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Yeah that's definitely a human heart in his hand.

So this is basically a horror movie?

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