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Was Ozzy Osbourne’s death as globally significant as the passing of Queen Elizabeth? Ex Megadeth man thinks so

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Was Ozzy Osbourne’s death as globally significant as the passing of Queen Elizabeth? Ex Megadeth man thinks so

Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson says Ozzy’s death had the same impact as when the Queen Elizabeth II passed

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