OZZY OSBOURNE Impersonator On 'America's Got Talent'; Video Available

June 24, 2008

An Ozzy Osbourne impersonator that goes by the name of The Ozzman appeared on this week's episode of "America's Got Talent", the NBC-TV talent search show featuring amateur singers, dancers, magicians, comedians and other talents with Sharon Osbourne as one of the judges. The Ozzman admits that he is a big fan of Sharon but his impersonation is not good at all and he is buzzed by the judges primarily David Hasselhoff and Sharon, the latter hitting fellow judge Piers Morgan's buzzer for him, according to BuddyTV. Sharon tells the impersonator he's not good at all and then proceeds to beat on Piers when he jokingly tells The Ozzman that he is better looking than the real Ozzy.

Watch the two-and-a-half-minute segment below.

(Thanks: Rowdy Yates)

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