Tommy Lee Shares a Photo of His Junk on Social Media…Again

Tommy Lee must have felt a bit nutty when he tweeted out this latest very NSFW photo of himself.

The Motley Crue drummer shared a photo of himself from behind where you can see his butt and his testicles between his legs. The photo's caption featured a shout-out to the iconic Planters mascot Mr. Peanut and read, "Hey @MrPeanut let’s collab!... I’ll bring the NUTZ!!!!"

The Mr. Peanut Twitter account has yet to respond. However, if you're just dying to see this very NSFW photo, click here. (As of publishing, the photo was still up on Lee's Twitter. Naturally, we're not posting it here for obvious reasons.)

Lee made headlines in August 2022 when he shared a full-frontal nude photo of himself on social media. Weeks later, he explained what happened during Motley Crue's set at a stop on the "Stadium Tour."

"A couple of weeks ago, we had a two-week break off the tour, and I went on a motherf---in' bender, bro!" said Lee. "A bender! I got sideways as f--- and got naked and posted pictures of my d---. [Laughs]"

Despite giving away some of the goods for free on social media, Lee does have an OnlyFans account, which he launched in September 2022. He charges $19.99/month. His bio on the platform reads, "Yeah THAT Tommy Lee.... and yeah THAT D---!!!! C-- watch me be free." (Because, of course, it does.)

Motley Crue, through all of the obstacles (and there have been plenty), has managed to survive for four decades. It's an overwhelming thought when you think about it.

Just reading or watching The Dirt gave fans an idea of the absolutely insane things the band has gone through. From drugs to horrific tragedies and everywhere in between, The Crue has seemingly seen or done it all.

The latest chapter in the band involves the exit of Mick Mars. The guitarist retiring from touring with Mötley Crüe in October 2022 seemed to come out of nowhere. Apparently, the band thought the same.

Nikki Sixx told Guitar World, "We never saw it coming that Mick wasn’t going to be able to tour and was going to have to quit the band."

At the time, Mötley Crüe was about to hit the road again with Def Leppard following the success of The Stadium Tour. Sixx expressed that after Mars' retirement, the band didn't want to let fans, Def Leppard or tour promoter Live Nation down. This then led them to bring in guitarist John 5 to fill in for Mars. Sixx referred to the substitution as "a no-brainer in a horrible situation -- something we did not ask for or want.

Of course, a lot has played out in the press in the aftermath of Mars' retirement. To begin with, Mars filed a lawsuit against Mötley Crüe alleging his percentage of band profits was cut from 25 percent to 5 percent.

He claimed in his lawsuit the band held a meeting to "unilaterally" remove him from Mötley Crüe. He was also allegedly removed from many of the band's various corporations and LLCs. Additionally, Mars claims bassist Nikki Sixx repeatedly "gaslighted" the guitarist. Sixx told Mars he consistently forgot chords and fans were complaining about his playing. (Mars claimed in the lawsuit Sixx "did not play a single note on bass during the entire U.S. tour" and accused him of using backing tracks and pantomiming.)

While this issue is still ongoing, let us not forget they've provided rock fans with quite the catalog of songs, with a number of those tunes now considered rock/metal classics.

From the classics to the deeper cuts, here are the 40 best songs of Motley Crue, ranked.