Principal Called "Iron Man" Noise on a Live Mic — Ozzy Osbourne Was Standing Right Next to Him

Principal Called "Iron Man" Noise on a Live Mic — Ozzy Osbourne Was Standing Right Next to Him On Thursday night, September 27th, 2018, 1,400 people were sitting in the football stadium of Bell Prairie, a small Texas town halfway between Dallas and Houston. Harlan Pruett, the band director at the same school for 33 years, was hiding from his kids that he was playing his final season; the school's new principal would not renew his contract and was selling the 61 instruments in the closet come spring. At halftime, the band went into "Iron Man," and ninety seconds later, the principal said "That's enough of that noise" into a microphone he didn't know was live. There was something else he didn't know: the old man in the gray hoodie sitting in the top row of the visitors' bleachers was Ozzy Osbourne, and he had been singing that riff every night for 48 years. This is the story of a band being silenced in the middle of a song, and of how a town heard that silence. Disclaimer: This channel produces videos for entertainment purposes only, inspired by real events. Our main goal is to promote positive values while providing entertaining content to viewers. The videos are completely fictional and have no connection to real people and events. Viewer discretion is advised.