Kelly Osbourne's Two-Year-Old Son Recreates Grandpa Ozzy's Infamous Bat Incident in Adorable Video
Kelly Osbourne has shared a heartwarming video of her two-year-old son Sidney mimicking his grandfather's infamous bat incident, which took place during one of Ozzy's solo performances back in 1982. The clip shows baby Sidney biting the head off a stuffed bat and letting out a giggle, all set to soundtracked music from "Crazy Train".
The original incident occurred when a fan threw a real bat onto the stage at a concert in Des Moines. Believing it was made of rubber, Ozzy picked it up and bit into it, only to discover it was live. The incident drew massive media attention, and Ozzy had to undergo a series of rabies shots. The moment has become an iconic part of rock history.
Interestingly, Kelly's son Sidney is now getting in on the act, with fans comparing the two side by side. "He looks like him" wrote one fan, while another noted that baby Sidney was "reborn". Ozzy himself had spoken about the incident in the past, saying it had become a part of his legacy and that he wasn't enjoying the rabies shots.
The Osbourne family is still remembering their beloved patriarch on Halloween without him this year. Kelly has been open about her grief following Ozzy's passing, and recently shared photos and birthday cards from previous years. The stuffed bat in Sidney's video is actually for sale on Ozzy's official website, with all proceeds going towards charity.
The video of baby Sidney mimicking the bat incident serves as a sweet tribute to his grandfather's legacy. It shows that even at such a young age, he's taking cues from the rock legend and adding his own twist to it. As one fan put it, "I know he saw that and is laughing from heaven".
Kelly Osbourne has shared a heartwarming video of her two-year-old son Sidney mimicking his grandfather's infamous bat incident, which took place during one of Ozzy's solo performances back in 1982. The clip shows baby Sidney biting the head off a stuffed bat and letting out a giggle, all set to soundtracked music from "Crazy Train".
The original incident occurred when a fan threw a real bat onto the stage at a concert in Des Moines. Believing it was made of rubber, Ozzy picked it up and bit into it, only to discover it was live. The incident drew massive media attention, and Ozzy had to undergo a series of rabies shots. The moment has become an iconic part of rock history.
Interestingly, Kelly's son Sidney is now getting in on the act, with fans comparing the two side by side. "He looks like him" wrote one fan, while another noted that baby Sidney was "reborn". Ozzy himself had spoken about the incident in the past, saying it had become a part of his legacy and that he wasn't enjoying the rabies shots.
The Osbourne family is still remembering their beloved patriarch on Halloween without him this year. Kelly has been open about her grief following Ozzy's passing, and recently shared photos and birthday cards from previous years. The stuffed bat in Sidney's video is actually for sale on Ozzy's official website, with all proceeds going towards charity.
The video of baby Sidney mimicking the bat incident serves as a sweet tribute to his grandfather's legacy. It shows that even at such a young age, he's taking cues from the rock legend and adding his own twist to it. As one fan put it, "I know he saw that and is laughing from heaven".
kelley osbourne must be living her best life as a mom to sidney... can't believe our little babies are growing up & copying their grandpas' iconic moments 
i feel like ozzy's legacy lives on through his family, especially sidney who's already giving us chills with that bat video 
& yay for the charity sale 
i'm sure kelley appreciates all these loving tributes to her dad... it's great to see fans still celebrating ozzy's rockin' spirit 
i mean, who needs a clone when you have a tiny human trying to be the rock god? 
and can we talk about how cute is this little guy in a bat onesie?! 
i'm low-key loving this tribute to ozzy's legacy... may he be rocking heaven with his favorite bats 
I mean, can you believe how adorable this video of Sidney mimicking Ozzy's bat incident is?! 
It's like, this little baby is carrying on his grandpa's tradition of being a bit mischievous and having fun, but with his own twist. And the fact that it's for charity is just amazing! 
I can already imagine Kelly and Ozzy's wife Sharon smiling at each other knowing their grandson is spreading joy and rockin' out in his own way 
Sidney's little face in that video is literally stealing hearts 
. And I love how he's already getting into the rockstar spirit at such a young age 
. I can already imagine Ozzy watching this from above, beaming with pride 
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especially with that stuffed bat 
its like we're all just stuck in some kinda loop and we cant escape this endless cycle of cute overload 
. And another thing, can we please talk about how outdated the platform is? The comments are getting buried under 10k+ replies... it takes forever to see what people actually have to say 
. btw do u think sidney will try to bite anything else like his grandpa 
? maybe a toy guitar or something? 
but seriously tho kelly is really doing a good job sharing her son's life with us and it's great to see her remembering ozzy on halloween 
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I can just imagine little Sidney biting into that stuffed bat and looking like a mini Ozzy lol. It's so sweet how Kelly shared the video to honor her dad's legacy, and now it's become a heartwarming moment for fans too 
. First, we get this crazy video of a two-year-old kid biting the head off a stuffed bat to a rock song, and then it's everywhere 
. And don't even get me started on Ozzy's legacy being used as some kind of marketing gimmick. It's like his family is trying to cash in on his fame while still grieving his passing 
. I mean, I guess it's sweet that Kelly Osbourne is sharing these photos and videos with her son, but can't they just keep it on the down low for once? 
It's just too much of a good thing sometimes...
anyway back to ozzy's bat incident... did you know that bats are actually really cool animals? they're like little flying vampires and we should be learning more about them instead of just watching old videos of rockstars biting into them 
. but this is just the best tribute to him and now my little nephew has his own mini-me moment 
Time flies, right? But I'm so glad Kelly and the family are sharing these heartwarming moments on social media - it's a great way to keep Ozzy's memory alive