Pennsylvania senator John Fetterman not too long ago paid tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, who handed away on Tuesday on the age of 76.
Throughout an interview on Wednesday (July 23), Fetterman instructed reporters about Ozzy’s passing:
“ Oh, Goddamn. I imply, I’m a Black Sabbath man… Folks don’t understand how their first album modified all the things. Now, all the giants within the enterprise — Metallica and others — all of them owe debt to [Black Sabbath]. I’m an enormous Metallica fan. And now he’s rode the loopy prepare to the following world. And, completely, he was a treasure. And I grew up on these sorts of music.”
A member of the Democratic get together, Fetterman served as mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania from 2006 to 2019. Previous to that, he served within the AmeriCorps and earned an MPP from Harvard.
Born in Studying, Pennsylvania in 1969, Fetterman has been advocating for LGBTQ rights, entry to abortion and different progressive causes, however he has additionally expressed a need to align with conservatives on points like defending the U.S. border and defending Israel.
Ozzy’s passing got here a little bit greater than two weeks after he took the stage for his ultimate efficiency with Black Sabbath at Villa Park within the band’s authentic hometown of Birmingham, United Kingdom. They carried out 4 songs for greater than 40,000 individuals within the stadium and 5.8 million extra on a livestream. Ozzy additionally performed a five-song solo set whereas seated in a bat-adorned throne.
