Tommy Lee has mocked Instagram's rules on obscenity by posting a cheeky snap of himself after he bared all on the app.
The Mötley Crüe drummer, 59, caused a stir earlier this month when he posted a full frontal nude to the social media website.
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Despite nudes being banned on Instagram, it was a number of hours before the explicit picture was taken down.
It was shared with the caption: "Ooooopppsss."
However, while the explicit image might have been removed for breaking Instagram's terms of use, Lee has been unrepentant about the incident.
He went on to post art inspired by his nude from Ziva Barrett, so that he could share it again without it being removed.
He's now mocked the whole incident once again by sharing a picture of himself sitting in a phallic pool float.
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The rocker tagged Instagram in the caption, writing: "Yo @instagram ‼️ This cool⁉️"
One fan wrote: "dawg are you serious? again?!"
"Oh no here we go again," wrote a second while a third remarked: "I liked the other one better."
As reported by The Metro, the rocker opened up about why he posted the nude to an audience in San Antonio, Texas.
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He explained that he was 'on a motherf**king bender' when he decided to bare all to Instagram.
"I got f**king sideways as f**k and got naked and posted pictures of my d**k," he said.
"Usually, I mean I''m a t***y man, so I like to see t*****s, but tonight is equal-opportunity night. Tonight, I wanna see everyone's d**k' he said, then asked the 'boys' to 'pull your f**king junk out.'
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The original nude sparked a debate about double standards because it was allowed to stay on social media for hours.
One commentator wrote: "Florence Pugh can't have her nipples out cause 'OMG no so not okay' but sure Tommy Lee can have his d**k posted for hours… [sic]"
"Double standards," slammed another. "Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe who is, like, in his 60's can pose nude on social media but Britney Spears who's 40 can't and it's inappropriate and she’s 'too old'. God I'm sick of the sexism that continues to go on and on."
Instagram's policy on nudes reads: "We know that there are times when people might want to share nude images that are artistic or creative in nature, but for a variety of reasons, we don’t allow nudity on Instagram."
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"This includes photos, videos, and some digitally-created content that show sexual intercourse, genitals, and close-ups of fully-nude buttocks."
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