Jason Momoa, the renowned Hollywood actor, expressed his deep admiration for Black Sabbath, particularly Ozzy Osbourne, during their final gig in Birmingham last summer. He described the event as 'the greatest hard rock show' and a 'moment in time', highlighting the profound impact of the band on his career and personal life.
Momoa, known for his role as Aquaman, shared his love for Black Sabbath, stating that every character he has portrayed has been influenced by the band's music. He recalled the overwhelming feeling of being in a city where the entire town seemed to be screaming in unison, a sentiment he described as 'the whole town screaming back at you.'
The actor also discussed the potential renaming of Birmingham Airport after Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away shortly after the concert. Despite a petition attracting nearly 77,000 signatures, the airport's CEO ruled out the change, citing the value of the current name for development. Momoa, however, praised Birmingham and its residents, emphasizing the city's special status and Ozzy's status as a 'hometown hero.'
This interview provides a unique insight into the personal connection between Jason Momoa and Black Sabbath, showcasing the band's enduring influence on the entertainment industry and the emotional impact they have on their fans.
