Robin Thicke has been on an unrelenting campaign against panties since long before he threw on a suit and pined that he's "Lost Without You." Now, Dr. Lothario attempts to win over the undecided with the covers for his upcoming albums Sex Therapy: The Experience and Sex Therapy: The Session. Yes, not one, but two solutions to your sexual frustrations as conveyed by a sultry falsetto and a come hither glance. In the event the eponymous first single didn't make you tingle, check out five ways that these covers are bound to leave you wondering who turned off the lights and who lit the candle after the bounce.
- Using red tones is proven to increase the sexy quotient of an album cover by, like, a gazllion
- Fully embracing the bulging parental advisory icon shows his commitment to sex therapy-ing with as many four letter words as possible
- The combination of a perfectly tousled suit, a hint of skin, and the effectively unaffected "yes, you should touch yourself" gaze
- Caused by the bevy of sexy, well-manicured and multicultural hands that lustfully tear at him despite his obvious attraction to you
- Superfluous innuendo --Experience and Session-- for those who may not have caught the subtle complexity of the title Sex Therapy on its own
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Album Cover: Robin Thicke 'Sex Therapy' [RU]
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