Robin Thicke Talks Double-Digit Orgasms, Baby-Making Music, and NYE in Miami

​The real reason for kissing at midnight on New Years Eve?

Whether you're single, married, divorced, or your outlook on monogamy is much like Tiger Woods', everyone is trying to get some. And if anyone is going to help you get laid, it's Robin Thicke.

So if you are looking to keep it sexy this NYE, we suggest you head over to the Delano Hotel where Robin will be performing at the SoBe spot's annual pool-side soiree. And lucky for us, we got to chat with him before he and his movie star wife, Paula Patton, headed down to Miami.

Crossfade: You are performing this year at the Delano on South Beach for New Year's Eve.
Robin Thicke: I can't wait. I have spent about four New Years Eves in Miami. I always, always have an amazing time. It's almost guaranteed there.



Will your beautiful family be partying on SoBe too?
My wife [Paula Patton] will be coming. But my son will be with grandma. Those two will be having their own little party, I suppose.

How did you celebrate your wife's movie, Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol, going number one?
It was so exciting. But we have been busy with the holidays. We had a big Christmas dinner here. We were also just in New York for the premiere. It's been a busy week to say the least.

I think the female population agrees you seem like a perfect husband. What did you get your lady for Christmas?
Scarves, shoes, all kinds of clothes. We have been together 16 years, so it can be hard to out-do myself.

Sixteen years... Wow. How have you done it?
It's all her. I met her at a teen nightclub dressed head-to-toe in Cross Colours. Not sure why she ever talked to me. I don't think I could have made it work with anyone else. She's such a special person.



What will a New Years Eve with Robin Thicke be like?
It's going to me, a piano, and a mic stand. I am going to sing a few songs, make everyone feel sexy, and get everyone excited for the New Year. I am definitely going to stick around for the actual party and let loose a little bit.