Tommy Lee Gets Very Upset Over Not Seeing Enough Boobs At A Concert

It looks like Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee was disappointed with the ladies in the crowd during their performance last week.

If you've ever seen or been to a Motley Crue show, women exposing their boobs and flashing the band while last week boobs caused an issue with Lee.

In a very classy move, Tommy Lee was so disappointed in the number of women baring their breasts at the Motley Crue show in El Paso. He had to take matters into his own hands.

He actually got out from behind the drums and complained about there not being enough boobies out in the crowd. . . a few women busted their tops open for him, but that still wasn't enough, so he brought his wife onstage to flash the crowd.

Luckily for you, it was all recorded on video.  You can watch it at the link below, since there are a few sets of exposed boobies we can't embed it on our site with out the big boss freaking out.

TOMMY LEE UPSET OVER LACK OF BOOBIES (NSFW Video...there will be boobs)

Tommy Lee celebrates his birthday on October 3, and what better way to honor the Motley Crue drummer than with a series of wild videos of Tommy doing what he does best. (No, you perv! Not those kind of videos!)

Few drummers have brought the live theatrics quite like Lee over the years. The infrastructure surrounding his kit has evolved over time. We can't even imagine the type of engineering and testing that went into some of these rigs. Even thinking about it makes our head spin more than Lee literally spinning in the air while never missing a beat.

To our knowledge, Lee's drum rig has seen three significant phases over the years. Below, we take a look at those phases. Spoiler: Prepare to be in awe!

Tommy Lee's drum rig had humble beginnings, in hindsight. However, at the time, the simple rotating rig was revolutionary.

A significant upgrade from the rotating rig, the 360 roller coaster rig is quite large. Also, we'd love to know just how Lee is strapped into his kit to prevent him from falling out.

The "Cruecifly" is nothing short of insane! This rig was unveiled during what was referred to as Motley Crue's "Final Tour." While that proved to be incorrect and the band returned to the road years later, the "Cruecifly" is truly an engineering feat. Lee must have nerves of steel to even attempt playing while in something like this.