Post Malone commenced his London concerts by paying a heartfelt tribute to rock icon Ozzy Osbourne. The passing of the Prince of Darkness at the age of 76 in July following his final performance had a profound impact worldwide.
Since then, celebrities from around the world have been honoring the star in their own unique ways. During his performance at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Post Malone, born Austin Richard Post, captivated the audience with a moving rendition of some of Ozzy’s most popular songs.
Dressed in an Ozzy-themed vest, Post Malone delivered a powerful performance of “Take What You Want,” a track previously praised by Ozzy himself as one of his best works since his time with Sabbath, earning him his first top 10 hit in three decades.
Ozzy revealed that Post Malone was eager to collaborate on the song, leading to a fruitful partnership that propelled his career forward. The late music icon expressed his admiration for the young artist, stating that their collaboration was a turning point in his musical journey.
Fans of Post Malone also paid their respects to the tribute, with fellow artists like YungBlud acknowledging the homage on Instagram. The touching gesture received praise and admiration from fans, highlighting the emotional impact of the performance.
A forthcoming documentary shedding light on Ozzy’s final years, titled “Ozzy: No Escape From Now,” is scheduled for release next month. The film features a rare interview with his daughter Aimee, who reflects on her father’s health struggles and the challenges he faced in his last years.
Described as the definitive account of Ozzy’s last six years, the documentary delves into his battle with Parkinson’s disease, spinal surgeries, and other health setbacks. Aimee shares insights into her father’s resilience and the emotional toll of his health struggles, emphasizing the profound impact on his life and career.
As a teaser for the documentary, Ozzy reflects on his life journey, expressing gratitude and contentment with the experiences he has had. The film promises an intimate look at the legendary musician’s final chapter, offering fans a deeper understanding of his enduring legacy.
