Yungblud holds tightly on the words and memories he shared with the late Ozzy Osbourne.
Appear Steve-or wild ride! Podcast on September 4, abyss The singer was reflected in the most valuable advice that gave him the Black Saturday icon before his death.
Yongbud, 28, recalls: “The most beautiful thing he told me:” Never compromise. They will get it later. “
Initially, the observation seemed to be a simple statement, but Yongbud said that its meaning became deeper whenever he thought about it.
“Many people have always had a problem with my energy,” he said.
“People might think I am very crowded. I think when someone is crazy … people find it difficult to believe that I actually love all this time.”
He also mentions a conversation with Sharon Osborne, who told him that her husband saw part of himself in Yongbud.
“Not because we are making the same music,” he said. “Only, because we — we are a bit of walnut. We are crazy. Then since we are really close.”
Osborne died on July 22 at the age of 76.
For Yungblud, building friendship with someone he liked throughout his life was more useful than he could have imagined.
He said: “When you love someone who is your whole life, then you get to know her, she, I do not know, pure and beautiful, and what she wants exactly, but more than that, it’s great.”
A few days after the podcast registration, he honored Yungblud Osborne to perform a greeting at the MTV Video Music 2025 Awards on September 7.
Theater sharing with Nuno Bettencourt and Aerosmith from Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, helped deliver a collection of the greatest songs of Osborne. After the emotional group, the group embraced, and Yongbud shouted, “Ozzy Forever Man!”
Yungblud also participated in the final party with Black Sabbath in Villa Park in Birmingham, England.
After the death of Osporen, he revealed in a greeting post that he gave the legend of the rocks a dedicated necklace before that show and promised to play Black Sabbath Changes Every night “for the rest of my life”.
Their connection made its way on the screen, where Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne appeared in the 2022 Yungblud music video Funeral.