Too soon: Jack Osbourne tears into Roger Waters after diss of his late father Ozzy

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This week, Jack Osbourne responded to the criticisms made by Roger Waters against his deceased father, Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away in July at the age of 76.

During a chat with Independent Ink, Waters openly shared his thoughts on “The Prince of Darkness” and his tunes.

As a diehard music fan, I’d rephrase it like this: “Rest in peace, Ozzy Osbourne. Despite his unconventional lifestyle throughout his life, he was an iconic figure in the world of rock. And honestly, the impact of his music on me? It’s indescribable – it just doesn’t matter!” (In reference to the original quote where the 81-year-old rocker said “We’ll never know. The music, I have no idea, I couldn’t give a f-.”)

He stated that he has never been interested in Black Sabbath and doesn’t participate in their unusual activities such as biting chicken heads. Essentially, he doesn’t care about them at all.

Upon learning Waters’ remarks, Jack, Osbourne’s son, reacted by activating his platform for response – Instagram. On Tuesday, he posted a defense for his father.

Jack expressed his disapproval toward Roger Waters by posting on his page, “Roger Waters, I can’t stand you anymore,” against a backdrop of red with white text. He added, “You’re really showing your age and losing touch with reality.

As a passionate movie reviewer, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing the remarkable evolution of Roger Waters, the co-founder of the iconic band Pink Floyd back in 1965. Since he embarked on his solo journey in 1999, his performances have been nothing short of captivating. What sets him apart, however, is not just his musical prowess, but also his active engagement in political discourse. Reflecting this commitment, his social media posts often resonate with thought-provoking political messages, mirroring the spirit of his artistry.

In simpler and more respectful terms, the statement could be rephrased as: “These days, it seems like you’re only gaining attention through controversial actions in the media. My father never had high opinions of you, and I regret to say that your recent behavior has confirmed his views.” The clown emoji can be replaced with a more neutral expression such as a thought bubble or a question mark, to maintain the original tone without resorting to offensive language.

Jack Osbourne, the youngest member of the Osbourne family, featured in the MTV reality show “The Osbournes” from 2002 to 2005 and on “Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour” on the History Channel from 2016 to 2018.

During a 1982 episode of “Late Night” with David Letterman, Ozzy Osbourne, lead singer of Black Sabbath, confessed an unexpected incident where he inadvertently beheaded a bat on stage. This event, though unintentional, significantly contributed to the legendary status surrounding the heavy metal icon.

In simpler terms, Ozzy Osbourne performed publicly for the last time at his band’s farewell concert titled “Back to the Beginning” in Birmingham, England on July 5. Unfortunately, he passed away due to a heart attack on July 22.

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2025-09-04 00:01