Justin Hawkins is addressed to Yungblud ‘Feud’ Over Vmas Ozzy Tribute

Justin Hawkins just admitted that he never “intended to stimulate a dispute” with Yungblud.

Yungblud was furious after the darkness of the front, Justin threw MTV VMAS’s tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne, saying: “Yungblud seems to have been placed as a natural heir to Ozzy’s inheritance, having nothing to do with the real things.”

In a new video at Justin Hawkins rides again the YouTube channel titled Yungblud and the cost of opinionJustin said, “There is nothing feudal about it, especially when it comes to reactions to Vmas.”

It could also be heard by saying: “None of them were intended to motivate a dispute, I think Yungblud is a very well connected and, therefore, a dangerous artist, he is a person who is not the kind of bear that would go around.”

“But I think when step correction in real -time [referring to his criticism of Yungblud’s use of autotune] And such things, and the other observations I made about his overall tradition … You are talking about someone who came from the musical theater through Disney and is now worshiped as the future of the rock. And if they have a real -time step correction and this kind of background, I think it’s okay to be a bit cautious about it, “Justin said.

He continued: “I know it’s not a very popular opinion, but from the reaction community, if you can’t say anything negative about something that leaves you only one opinion that has you available to you and that is not how life works.

“I don’t make him make him, because … I don’t think I really dig it. I think I do a point that if the future of the rock requires real -time correction in a live rock environment is quite f ** ked, isn’t it?” Justin Hawkins came to the conclusion.

This comes after Yungblud hit the “bitter and jealous” Justin Hawkins during his appearance on his son Ozzy Osbourne, Jack Osbourne’s Trying not to die Podcast, where he said, “I think the strangest thing about it was all I was trying to do was the best for your old man, because he gave me such a gift.

“When people try and imagine a sense of spirit and six musicians in a scene going ‘f ** king love you man’, it’s just bitter and jealous”, Vampire Hitmaker said further at that time.