July 22nd #ozzyday ✌️🤘

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As a kid, growing up in Brazil, I watched your dad live on TV performing at the first Rock in Rio. My first ‘rock’n roll’ merch was a T-shirt (definitely not licensed, I am sorry for that), showing this picture. #ozzyday

Dear Jack, I deeply resonate with the sentiments you shared. I lost my own son when he was just fourteen years old. As I navigated that unimaginable loss and searched for a way to cope and keep moving forward, I found profound comfort in the joy that Ozzy's music brought to him—and to so many others. Ozzy’s songs provided the soundtrack to the precious time I spent with my boy. They are more than just music to me; they are incredible memories. My son was deeply influenced by those musical gifts, and I will carry a lifelong appreciation for the connection it gave us. I am wishing you profound peace, Jack. May you find the clarity and strength needed to navigate this reality, allowing you to continue moving forward and inspiring as many people as possible to make this world a better place. Warmly, Peace from Texas ⚡️🤠

Jack: With your Dad being in that business I am sure you went to a lot of concerts at a young age. Me from CA. and Normal parents (ha ha) not so much. But My First Concert I went to I was 15 years old and me a two friend saved up $12.50 each, and got our parents to drive us from HB to Anaheim to see this show! Your Dad and Black Sabbath was the highlight for me !!!

Hey Jack, Saw your dad live the first time July 28/81 Montreal Randy Rhoads front row. Your dad signed that picture for my son in 2003. All the best to you and your family.

At his concert in Memphis, Ozzy came out riding in a sleigh high above the crowd in a Santa costume. He was throwing out water balloons randomly on the crowd with this mischievous grin. We’d hear these sounds of surprise as people got wet. I started laughing and knew then it was gonna be a great concert. Almost 25 years ago and still makes me smile when I think about it.

My story is my dad was the one who did yr dads smiley face knees he also knew him at a time with his bros and sisters before he was famous . Ozzy would visit my dads and if they wern't home he would put a lemon on the lampost so they would knew he came around . My aunt n yr dad

Ozzy wearing the Blue Note 💙

My Ozzy the little prince of darkness, approves! ❤️

9/6/18~ i was freaking out as I walked up to him with my hand over my mouth omgomgomg 🫢 he wrapped his arms around me,pressed his forehead to my mine and stared into my eyes until I was calm i told him i loved him then the photographer said guys we gotta take pic #bestdayever

Never met you mate but that is a wonderful request. We loved him.

It’s so fucking astounding that this idiot, Jack, and his scumbag sister, Kelly, go onnnnnnn and onnnnn like they’re the only people in history that have lost a loved one Truth of the matter is: they’re both leaches and their gravy train has ended.

Jack, I’m so sorry for your family’s loss. I never got the chance to see your dad live. I had tickets years ago, but I was pregnant and my husband was worried about me getting hurt, so I didn’t go. I’ve always regretted missing that opportunity. I made this stained glass tribute to honor Ozzy and everything his music meant to me. Thank you for sharing him with the world. His legacy will live on forever. 🖤🤘

@davidmdraiman The GOAT

my dads story Jack when Birmingham mail interviewed him . His brothers and one sister met up with yr dad about 4-5 yrs ago and went out for a meal to speak about old times x my aunt got a pic done with your dad

Tomorrow is our #OzzyDay Ozzy's music carried me through some of life's darkest moments, including losing my beloved Nanna. It’s also become part of our family's soundtrack. Tomorrow we'll celebrate the man, the music and the memories. Loud. 🕯️🦇🕯️ #OzzyOsbourne #BlackSabbath

I will always celebrate this day! Your dad passed on my Birthday. I remember waking up to the terrible news. I said a prayer for him and played his music all day and cried. Hopefully this year I won’t cry as much. I will pay tribute to your dad every year until I am no longer on this earth. OZZY FOREVER!

God bless Man❤️. I am close to your age born in 84’. My father raised me on Ozzy and B.S. I remember being a kid and seeing a kid (you) on stage playing guitar at Ozzfest. I thought that was the coolest thing. Dad took me to many Ozzfest. I enjoy as much time with him as I can❤️

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When Garbage released Paranoid, a local radio station over here kept announcing it as Black Sabbath - Paranoid for almost a year. Until my my brother called in and tore them a new ass over phone. It pissed him off so much 🤣

Crazy train was the first song I listened to of your dad's. I had never heard anything quite like it and my brothers were always blasting Warrant songs so rock music wasn't new to me at that point. But, Crazy train was different for me.. It really got me into rock music more and I really grew to love the genre because of your dad's music. No one could match your dad's voice and presence in the genre and it'll be pretty tough to beat. He is a legend and in my opinion, will always be one. ✌️🤘

Rest In Peace Ozzy

@juliewi50263850 Your dad will live for ever bro

Hey Jack, I didn't listen to Ozzy's Music in the 70's. After watching your Reality show, years ago, I started listening to his music. His whole story touched my heart. While no family is perfect, I love your family. God Bless, hold Moms hand, take care!

The 3rd year for me was the hardest after my Mom passed and the same when my Father died. #3 year sucked and #10 dropped me to my knees again too. Life is a trip, let the pain knock you down, cry, scream then get back up, brush that shit off and get on with your day.

AMEN 🙏🏻 TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY JACK!! ALL OF US OZZY FANS LOVE ALL OF U!!!!!!! MAY UR DAD REST IN PEACE HE WAS GREAT WITH US BACKSTAGE IN LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS IN 1992!!!! And a BOOKSIGNING IN DALLAS @ BARNES AND NOBLE!!❤️💋🙏🏻😇❤️❤️😎😎G & D HALL FR: HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS!!

I'm 58, I was turned onto your Dad in the 7th grade and have never stopped loving him, since. No More Tears was my go to, when I was stationed in South Korea (1991-1993) when I was in the Army! HOOAH OZZY!!!

Your dad was my best friend favourite artist. 😔

will submit this preemptively... First time ever seen Ozzy was on Top of the Pops in England, on the BBC in December 1983... I was a youngster, and Jake E. Lee's guitar playing absolutely blew my mind... my childhood was never the same 😎 #ozzyday

I quit my job because I was young and silly, packed my belongings in my car and started driving somewhere new, planet caravan came on and I can’t describe how I felt…. Free, happy, calm, right are some, lived in my tent for a month and that song is now happy nostalgia for me! 🙏

#ozzyday. I brought my kids up listening to Ozzy. My health hasn't been too good, but when your dad was playing Welcome to Rockville I told them to go for me. My daughter called me Crying because she finally got to see him. She let me hear him as well. 😍

My brother is 4 years older than me, he had this AWESOME stereo with huge speakers that would shake the windows in our house! Ill never forget that when he went to work, id sneak downstairs and put on Crazy Train as loud as it would go! I was scream singing and dancing! It was the best memory! (Ps my grandparents lived next door and called my mom at work because of the noise! I got in trouble but it was SO WORTH IT) love your dad and your whole family and we r praying for you! 🙏 godspeed Ozzy , thank you for the memories! ❤️

Standing in New St Station right now listening to Paranoid being played by Boston's Brass. Fab. What better way to start #ozzyday 🤘😍

You look great. The resemblance to your dad is stunning.

When I was younger I saw your Dad Ozzy in concert and I was so amazed by the fact his music was real. He sounds the same live in concert as he does on the radio. All the other bands don't sound the same but Ozzy did. He was the real deal and my entire childhood was impacted by his music. I am sad he is gone.