Jason Momoa, the beloved Aquaman, has revealed his deep connection to the legendary Black Sabbath. In an emotional interview, he shared his honor at being part of their final performance in Birmingham, a moment he describes as "the greatest hard rock show ever."
But here's where it gets controversial... Momoa, known for his powerful performances, credits Black Sabbath as a major influence on his craft. He boldly states, "Every character I've ever played had a touch of Sabbath in them."
Imagine the surprise when he exclaimed, "You don't think Aquaman listened to Sabbath? Get out of here!"
During the interview, Momoa reminisced about the electric atmosphere in Birmingham, a city he holds dear. He even supported the idea of renaming Birmingham Airport after Ozzy, a proposal that sparked a passionate debate.
And this is the part most people miss... Momoa's love for Birmingham and its people is genuine. He believes the city is special and will forever remember Ozzy as their hometown hero.
So, what do you think? Should Birmingham honor Ozzy's legacy by renaming its airport? Let us know in the comments!
[Image: Jason Momoa at the Black Sabbath gig, a moment he'll never forget.]
