Sin Sin Sin

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"Sin Sin Sin"

Single by Robbie Williams
from the album Intensive Care
Released	22nd May 2006 (UK)
Format	CD single: Worldwide
Recorded	June 2003-May 2005
Genre	Alternative
Length	4:05
Label	EMI
Producer(s)	Stephen Duffy
Chart positions
#3 (Argentina) #7 (Italy) #9 (Dutch Top 40, Latvia) #12 (Dutch Mega Top 50) #14 (Denmark) #15 (Austria) #16 (Switzerland) #18 (Germany) #22 (UK) #23 (Netherlands) #26 (Australia) #45 (Sweden) #46 (France) #48 (New Zealand)
Robbie Williams singles chronology
"Advertising Space" (2005)	"Sin Sin Sin" (2006)	"Rudebox" (2006)
Alternative Cover

The DVD single cover

Sin Sin Sin is the fourth single from Robbie Williams' 2005 album Intensive Care. It only reached #22 in the UK Singles Charts, which makes it his lowest chart position in his solo career, and his first single outside the top 20 of the UK Singles Charts. But the song was very successful in Argentina, peaking #3 and having a long chart run. The song was also successful in the Netherlands, peaking at #9 in the Dutch Top 40 and at #12 in the Dutch Mega Top 50. Other peak positions include #15 in Austria, #16 in Switzerland, #18 in Germany, #26 in Australia, #45 in Sweden and #46 in France. The version of "Sin Sin Sin" that appears on the single releases is a subtle re-mix.

[edit] Music Video

The video is another part of Robbie's tongue-in-cheek humor, making fun of himself and his affairs, featuring him as the guru of some sort of cult of pregnant women. He also has a kind of God look, him being the prophet. It was filmed near Cape Town, South Africa.