Ozzy Osbourne
Definition
British heavy metal singer, songwriter, and actor, best known as the lead vocalist and primary lyricist of the influential rock band Black Sabbath, formed in 1968.
Solo artist whose career includes iconic hits like 'Crazy Train' and 'Bark at the Moon,' characterized by his theatrical stage presence and rebellious persona dubbed the 'Prince of Darkness.'
Reality television star from the MTV series 'The Osbournes' (2002-2005), which chronicled his family's dysfunctional yet endearing daily life, cementing his status as a pop culture icon.
Examples
After decades of surviving his own chaos, Ozzy Osbourne proved that heavy metal legends don't fade—they just get louder.
My playlist starts tame but always spirals into Ozzy Osbourne territory by midnight.
Ozzy Osbourne once bit a bat's head off onstage, setting a bar for rockstar mishaps that's still unmatched.
Channeling Ozzy Osbourne, she belted 'Crazy Train' at karaoke, derailing the whole evening in the best way.