“NBC thinking we’d rather hear a 1st half recap than Ozzy Osbourne’s performance is… puzzling,” one Twitter user wrote, calling the move “blasphemous.”
Ozzy Osbourne fans were left scratching their heads after NBC barely aired the rocker’s NFL halftime show Thursday.
When sportscaster Maria Taylor introduced the performance, the 73-year-old singer was already in the middle of a new song from his latest album, “Patient Number 9.” The network then gave a glimpse of 10 seconds of Osbourne on stage before cutting back to Taylor and her colleagues. Although the rest of the former Black Sabbath frontman’s performance did not air, fan videos circulating online show that he sang his hit “Crazy Train” while sportscasters discussed the Los Angeles Rams vs. Buffalo Bills game.
“NBC thinking we’d rather hear a 1st half recap than Ozzy Osbourne’s performance is… puzzling,” one Twitter user wrote of the choice, while othersNBC thinking we’d rather hear a 1st half recap than Ozzy Osbourne’s performance is… puzzling.
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