Ozzy Osbourne DNA Cans, Farewell Concert Raise Funds

Ozzy Osbourne and Liquid Death released 10 limited edition 'Infinite Ozzy' iced tea cans, each containing Osbourne's DNA from his saliva after he personally drank from, crushed, and signed them before laboratory sealing. The cans, priced at $450 (£335) each, quickly sold out and were promoted with tongue-in-cheek references to future Ozzy cloning, including Osbourne joking, 'Clone me, you bastards.' The campaign gained widespread social media attention and follows a trend of unusual celebrity merchandise. The collaboration coincides with Black Sabbath’s July 5 'Back to the Beginning' farewell concert in Birmingham, where Osbourne is set to make a special appearance despite health challenges. Proceeds from the concert will support Cure Parkinson’s and Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Liquid Death also highlighted Osbourne’s unique genetics, referencing a mutation linked to addiction and resilience.