Ozzy Osbourne wasn’t particularly pleased with seeing the final edits of an upcoming documentary about his life, according to his son Jack Osbourne -- but not for the reasons one might think.
23.04.2020 - 16:57 / nme.com
A cheeky nod to his own history with bats...
Ozzy Osbourne has debuted a new line of merchandise that gives two fingers to coronavirus while also reflecting his own chequered history with bats.
The Prince of Darkness’ new merch range features a long-sleeve T-shirt and matching face mask printed with the phrase “Fuck Coronavirus,” alongside an artwork of a bat wearing a protective face covering.
It’s a knowing nod to Osbourne’s infamous 1982 show in Des Moines, Iowa, when he bit the head off a
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Surely you didn't think Ozzy Osbourne was going to let this moment slip by without offering some cheeky, NSFW commentary on the state of the nation? In a bid to add some levity to the relentless march of bad and depressing news about the global COVID-19 pandemic, the metal icon is offering his fans a chance to buy some limited-edition gear that makes a bold statement about the moment in history. Click over to Ozzy's merch sto
Crazy, but that's how it goes...
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