Kelly Osbourne's son Sidney has recreated a childhood Halloween memory in an adorable video that eerily echoes his late grandfather Ozzy's infamous bat incident.
The 1982 performance of Ozzy, where he bit into a bat thrown by a fan during a solo show, remains one of the most iconic moments in rock history. Believing it to be made of rubber, Ozzy was later bitten by an actual bat and suffered rabies shots as a result. In his own words, the ordeal "ain't fun when you get those rabies shots."
Fast forward to the present day, Kelly has shared a heartwarming video of her two-year-old son Sidney biting into a stuffed bat, just like Ozzy did decades ago. The clip is set to the iconic song "Crazy Train" and was captioned by Kelly as "Learned from the greatest, Papa!"
Fans have taken notice, making side-by-side comparisons between baby Sidney and his late grandfather on social media, with many calling them twins. Some fans even shared that they know Ozzy would be laughing from heaven if he saw the adorable video.
The stuffed bat, incidentally, is available for purchase on Ozzy's official website for $40 in tribute to the "legendary moment" that has become a part of rock history.
Kelly Osbourne herself has been open about grappling with grief following her father's passing earlier this year. In an emotional post over the weekend, she reflected on going through her "first birthday without my dad," sharing photos and birthday cards from previous years, and expressing how it "shatters my heart" to never receive a new card from him again.
Ozzy's legacy lives on not only in his children but also in the countless fans who have been inspired by his wild and unforgettable story.
The 1982 performance of Ozzy, where he bit into a bat thrown by a fan during a solo show, remains one of the most iconic moments in rock history. Believing it to be made of rubber, Ozzy was later bitten by an actual bat and suffered rabies shots as a result. In his own words, the ordeal "ain't fun when you get those rabies shots."
Fast forward to the present day, Kelly has shared a heartwarming video of her two-year-old son Sidney biting into a stuffed bat, just like Ozzy did decades ago. The clip is set to the iconic song "Crazy Train" and was captioned by Kelly as "Learned from the greatest, Papa!"
Fans have taken notice, making side-by-side comparisons between baby Sidney and his late grandfather on social media, with many calling them twins. Some fans even shared that they know Ozzy would be laughing from heaven if he saw the adorable video.
The stuffed bat, incidentally, is available for purchase on Ozzy's official website for $40 in tribute to the "legendary moment" that has become a part of rock history.
Kelly Osbourne herself has been open about grappling with grief following her father's passing earlier this year. In an emotional post over the weekend, she reflected on going through her "first birthday without my dad," sharing photos and birthday cards from previous years, and expressing how it "shatters my heart" to never receive a new card from him again.
Ozzy's legacy lives on not only in his children but also in the countless fans who have been inspired by his wild and unforgettable story.
. I mean, can you believe that bat incident is still giving us chills all these years later? It's crazy to think about how far Kelly and her fam have come since then. And OMG, $40 for the same stuffed bat on Ozzy's website? 
I need one ASAP! 
As for Kelly sharing this vid with Sidney, it's so sweet that she's passing down those rockstar memories to him. It's clear Ozzy's legacy is still strong 
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It's crazy how much that little guy has inherited his grandma Kelly's sense of humor! I love that she captioned the video "Learned from the greatest, Papa!" - it's such a sweet way to honor Ozzy's memory 
And $40 for the stuffed bat? Worth. Every. Penny. 
! The video of him biting into a stuffed bat has got me cracking up, and I love how Kelly captioned it as "Learned from the greatest, Papa!" 
. It's clear she's still feeling his absence, but it's beautiful to see them both finding ways to celebrate and honor his legacy together 
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OMG you gotta see this adorable video of Sidney, Kelly Osbourne's 2yo son, biting into a stuffed bat just like Ozzy did back in the day! 
It's amazing how his legacy lives on through his children and the countless fans who've been inspired by his wild story. 
And can u believe its available for sale on Ozzy's website 4 $40? 
That bat is gonna bring in some serious cash! 
Should we be teaching kids that it's cool to take risks and push boundaries, or is it just a weird childhood phase that'll pass?
On the other hand, it's sweet that Kelly shared this memory of Ozzy with Sidney - I guess what I'm saying is, let's not forget where our cultural icons come from. We should celebrate their contributions to music and art while also acknowledging the potential risks and consequences of their actions. 
I love how fans are comparing the two - they do look kinda alike... as if Sidney's trying out for a role in a biopic about his demented rockstar granddad 
. I mean, sure, it's cute and all, but have you seen the scars he had from that? Let's not forget the real story here... 
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, but seeing Sidney channel his grandfather's spirit is a beautiful way to keep Ozzy's memory alive 
kelly osbourne recreated her hubby ozzy's iconic bat incident with their little one sidney and it's literally adorable 
. anyway, glad to see kelly celebrating her dad's legacy in a way that's not too sappy... but still, rabies shots are no joke