Motley Crue's Tommy Lee did it again.
Months after posting a shocking full-frontal nude photo online, Lee showed his private parts again in a new photo.
On Twitter, the 60-year-old shared another NSFW snap as he quipped about nuts and related it to his private area.
"Hey @MrPeanut let's collab!... I'll bring the NUTZ!!!!," he captioned the post.
Twitter has since hidden the photo and tagged it as potentially sensitive content since Lee did not censor any parts of the snap. It caused him to be on social media's top trending list.
However, fans warned others not to click it to avoid seeing Tommy Lee's nude photo.
One said, "DO NOT LOOK AT TOMMY LEE'S TWITTER I REPEAT DO NOT LOOK AT TOMMY LEES TWITTER."
See more reactions below:
Me: sees Tommy Lee trending.
— Ilana S (@ilana1441) February 8, 2023
Also me: Nope, keep moving girl. You're still disinfecting your eyes since the last time you clicked to find out why. pic.twitter.com/8DzEPv1qN0
Bro, Tommy Lee is too damn old to be showing his balls on the internet wtf pic.twitter.com/Aexib1bpQM
— Matt Ice🧊🥶 (@ImJustAnIntern_) February 8, 2023
no one :
— 𝓔𝔪𝔪𝔞𝔩𝔶𝔫˖°🦇ִ ࣪𖤐 (@shesotheatrical) February 8, 2023
tommy lee's twitter : pic.twitter.com/nY6fglRVag
Couldn't get back to sleep and makes mistake of opening twitter to have 1st thing I see is Tommy Lee's tweet to Mr Peanut on my FY page cos someone I follow commented on it pic.twitter.com/JlhpP8vlNE
— Lana (@somekiwigirl) February 8, 2023
Tommy Lee's 1st Nude Photo Was Posted Accidentally
The emergence of Tommy Lee's nude photo came months after the drummer launched his OnlyFans account. He formally created his account after telling his fans during a show in Las Vegas that he was joining the social media platform.
At that time, Lee also said that his first, viral full-frontal nude selfie was uploaded while he was on a bender.
"In case you guys are fucking living under a rock, I've been in trouble a little bit lately," he said. "I wanna see what kinda trouble we can get into tonight. We are in f**king Las Vegas, right? And I think we should dispel that f**king bullshit 'What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.' F**k that. Let's f**king share it with the world."
The first photo, which he posted on Aug. 11, was soon removed. A Meta spokesperson said the sites took it down for violating nudity rules.
It also garnered mixed reactions from fans, including one comment from journalist Lola Mendez who said Lee's nude picture on social was like getting an "unsolicited" NSFW photo. Meanwhile, CNN noted there were online posts accusing the photo as an example of the misogyny women currently face.
Lee's wife, on the other hand, recorded a video of her lip-syncing a "Family Guy" quote to reference the size of Lee's private part. She also reenacted getting a notification about Lee posting a photo.
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