I'm no good with business, me. I'm the last person to ask when it comes to contracts and dough and all that

I'm no good with business, me. I'm the last person to ask when it comes to contracts and dough and all that

Ozzy Osbourne, the legendary rock star and frontman of Black Sabbath, is known for his wild antics on and off the stage. From biting the head off a bat during a concert to his struggles with addiction and legal troubles, Ozzy has certainly lived a life full of drama and controversy. Despite his larger-than-life persona, Ozzy has always been open about his shortcomings when it comes to business matters.

In numerous interviews and documentaries, Ozzy has admitted that he is not the best when it comes to handling the business side of his career. He has often joked that he is the last person to ask about contracts, money, and other financial matters. Instead, Ozzy has always relied on a team of managers, agents, and lawyers to handle the business side of things for him.

This lack of business acumen has led to some unfortunate consequences for Ozzy over the years. In the 1980s, he famously sued his former manager and wife, Sharon Osbourne, for mismanagement of his finances. The legal battle dragged on for years and resulted in Ozzy losing a significant amount of money. Despite this setback, Ozzy has always maintained a sense of humor about his financial troubles, often joking about his extravagant spending habits and lack of financial responsibility.

Despite his struggles with business matters, Ozzy has managed to build a successful career that has spanned over five decades. His music has influenced countless artists and his live performances are legendary. While he may not be the best at handling contracts and money, Ozzy's talent and charisma have ensured that he remains a beloved figure in the world of rock music.