Rod Stewart His “kickoff”One last time' tour Back in July – 45 Days Trekking Around the World to Take Him and His Band From US Go to South America, then Europe, United Arab Emirates Just before Christmas.
Despite the title, this is not the last time of the rod. In 80 years, he says he'll cut it down after running this stadium/big arena gig. “This will be the end of a massive world tour for me, But I don't want to retire. I love what I do and do what I love. I fit, have a hair head and can run 100 meters in 18 seconds at a cheerful age of 79. The next year, I'd like to move on to the amazing American songbook, Swing Fever Tour. – Small venue and other intimacy. But again, I might not be…”
During his 1 hour 45 minute set, Rod runs a 1988 hit single 'forever young'The intertwining of riverdance (based on Bob Dylan's song of the same name from a sentiment perspective). The original versions of Stewart and Dylan were both dedicated to their respective children, but the song involved: The death of Black Sabbath Frontman Ozzy Osbourne on July 22nd.
Rod has dedicated “Young forever” to Ozzy since his show on Toronto's Budweiser Stage on July 22nd. At the subsequent shows, a photo of a Black Sabbath Locker flashed on a large video screen on stage.
Rod Stewart pays homage to Ozzy Osbourne during the concert by displaying visuals generated by Ozzy's AI taking selfies alongside famous people who died in heaven.
– Popbase (@popbase) August 4, 2025
Dead Pop Star
But these days, “Forever Young” comes with a video with a strange AI generated, indicating that Ozzy is armed Selfie stick In heaven, take selfies with other deceased people, musical legends: Tina Turner, Bob Marley, Freddie Mercury, George Michael, prince…
Things got out of hand after the concert participants, She released a video she took from the audience It shows a strange AI content at a Rod show in Charlotte, North Carolina. It went viral and the OP was regretted.
“It was a very strange way to make compliments“She explained. “I couldn't believe no one on his team was, 'Hey, I don't think this is such a good idea.' It's the company's fault for doing something very sticky. I won't blame the rod!”
Strange and creepy
Many users say that AI videos are “Spooky, tasteless, schmaltze” – and some enjoyed it.
“I never thought it would go that viral. I couldn't imagine it. I was very nervous when I saw the article pop up on my phone. Rolling Stone I called him the creator of brain corrupt content and he was like, “Ah no.” That's my legacy, Am I trying to ruin Rod Stewart's career at the end of his life? This poor guy will be trending on the internet for all the wrong reasons. Being on the bad side of the internet is never a good thing,” she added before humbly apologizing to the legends who are fortunate enough to be with us. ”Rod Stewart, I can't do it deeper than I already have, as I'm not allowed to do anything I did.. I apologize, I think you are a very talented artist and I just don't want you to use AI videos in the future – I'm happy to have you made a slideshow for you.
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