As Los Angeles grapples with the aftermath of destructive wildfires, Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has voiced his disapproval of celebrities who continue to focus on self-promotion amidst the crisis. The rocker took to Instagram to express his frustration, criticizing those who prioritize album releases and tour announcements while the city faces widespread devastation.

Lee's message emphasized the insensitivity of such promotions during a time of immense hardship. He urged his fellow artists to pause their self-serving activities and instead offer support to those affected by the disaster. The musician acknowledged the role of humor in difficult times but stressed the importance of prioritizing aid and assistance.

Mötley Crüe, as a band, also shared their condolences and support for the fire-stricken community on Facebook. Their message expressed solidarity with Los Angeles residents and offered hopes for recovery and resilience.

The fires, which ignited on January 7th, have caused widespread destruction and displacement. With a rising death toll and numerous individuals missing, the situation remains critical. Actress Justine Bateman has also spoken out, criticizing California Governor Gavin Newsom and calling for his removal from office. Bateman shared a video of Newsom discussing fire relief efforts with then President-elect Trump and expressed her distrust in the governor's leadership.