The intense energy and loving dedication you described are hallmarks of the close relationship YUNGBLUD (Dominic Harrison) shares with the entire Osbourne family, particularly Sharon Osbourne, who he has called “The Boss” and a source of constant support
The Mutual Admiration
YUNGBLUD’s deep respect for Sharon and her late husband, the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, is well-documented and often surfaces in his live shows and public appearances Sharon has been a vocal supporter of YUNGBLUD’s career, often giving him advice and mentoring him, helping to establish a clear “passing of the torch” dynamic between classic rock royalty and the new generation
Famous Moments of Collaboration and Tribute
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The high-octane, love-filled atmosphere you felt in the video is reminiscent of a few famous collaborations and tributes that define their bond
- “The Funeral” Music Video This is the most famous public collaboration between YUNGBLUD and the Osbournes In his 2022 music video for “The Funeral,” both Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne make a spectacular, darkly comic cameo Sharon is shown driving a car that ultimately runs over YUNGBLUD, with Ozzy declaring, “Just some f—ing poser” and quips, “Ah, run him over again” This moment cemented their chaotic, loving, and very rock-and-roll relationship
- Tribute to Ozzy (The “Changes” Vow) Following the sad passing of Ozzy Osbourne in July 2025, YUNGBLUD’s dedication to the family became even more profound He performed a powerful and tearful cover of Black Sabbath’s “Changes” at an emotional tribute concert and vowed to play the song “every night for the rest of my life” This is a performance overflowing with the same “energy, love, and rock ’n’ roll” you described
- Live Dedications YUNGBLUD frequently uses his concerts, often held in major North American cities like Detroit as part of his Idols World Tour, to give spontaneous, high-energy shout-outs and dedications to his heroes and mentors It is completely in line with his stage persona to pause a show and declare Sharon Osbourne the “queen of rock ’n’ roll” to thunderous applause
The way the audience—the lights, the cheers, the waves of hands—combined into a huge wave of emotion is a testament to the powerful, visceral live experience YUNGBLUD creates His concerts are less about passive listening and more about a shared, explosive celebration of music and anti-establishment identity The Detroit crowd’s reaction, whether for a birthday or a simple dedication, perfectly reflects the passion he sparks
