Four years before the #MeToo movement began, feminists and religious conservatives joined in condemning a rapey viral pop song.

“Talk about getting blasted / Everybody get up / I hate these blurred lines / I know you want it,” sang Robin Thicke in Blurred Lines. The song came under fire not only for whining about the constraints of consent, but also for ripping off a much older song by Marvin Gaye.