Ozzy Osbourne recently made headlines not for his music, but for a unique collaboration involving iced tea and saliva. The rock icon partnered with Liquid Death for a special offering, where he consumed 10 cans of Liquid Death Iced Tea and left his DNA on them. These autographed Ozzy cans, sealed in lab-quality containers, were then put up for sale on the company’s website for $450 each. The playful sales pitch suggested that fans could potentially clone Ozzy in the future using his DNA. Unsurprisingly, the cans quickly sold out. This isn’t the first time Liquid Death has engaged in quirky DNA collaborations, having previously worked with Tony Hawk and Travis Barker on unique projects. Andy Pearson, vice president of creative at Liquid Death, expressed excitement about working with Ozzy on this endeavor and hoped that the cans’ buyers would contribute to creating more Ozzys for generations to come.
