Road to the BET Awards 2015: Robin Thicke
The singer's journey from controversy back to the stage.
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Love After War - Fresh off the success of his first No. 1 album, Blurred Lines and the sometimes controversial headlines that came with it, this past year, Robin Thicke stayed on the humble path. And while it may seem like a quiet journey, the impact he's made resonates clearly. Read on.(Photo: Star Trak)
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Get Her Back - Soon after his performance of "Forever Love" at the 2014 BET Awards, Robin Thicke released an album dedicated to his then estranged wife, Paula. There wasn't much time for fanfare, he wrote all the songs in three weeks and recorded them in about just as many. It debuted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200.(Photo: Interscope Records)
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Something Else - The side-eyes given towards his 2013 "Blurred Lines" video continued to haunt Thicke when he became the center of one of music's most important lawsuits in recent years.While a judge ruled against him, he and the track's producer, Pharrell are continuing to debate what it means to sample.(Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Walmart)
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Complicated - The efforts to win in court fell short for Robin Thicke in his marriage this year, too. He and his high school sweetheart Paula Patton were granted a divorce. Not all is lost, however. They're now focused on successful co-parenting.(Photo: Chelsea Lauren/Getty Images for Hyundai)
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Still Madly Crazy - Working his way back into the good graces of old school music lovers offended by "Blurred Lines," Robin Thicke teamed up with Verdine White (of Earth Wind & Fire) for a feature on Flo Rida's "I Don't Like It, I Love It."(Photos from left: Isaac Brekken/Getty Images for Foxtail Nightclub, Brad Barket/Getty Images for Pepsi)
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