Watch Ozzy Man Destroy Some White Supremacists

Gather round, you bloody legends, and let’s talk about a true Aussie icon who’s taken a wild detour from his usual topics. Ethan Marrell, better known as Ozzy Man, has been a YouTube juggernaut since 2014, dishing out side-splitting commentary with that larrikin charm and a voice that could make a tax return sound like a yarn at the pub.

His channel, Ozzy Man Reviews, is a treasure trove of foul-mouthed takes on everything from wildlife brawls to epic sporting fails, with the occasional piss-take of Game of Thrones or viral internet idiocy thrown in for good measure.

Whether it’s a kangaroo throwing haymakers or a bloke botching a backflip, Ozzy’s rapid-fire wit and unfiltered Aussie slang turns the mundane into comedy gold. He’s the mate you wish was narrating your life…crude, clever, and always bloody entertaining.

 

But here’s the kicker: Ozzy’s gone and got a bit political, and it’s as surprising as finding a vegan at a barbie. Known for steering clear of the heavy stuff, he’s now waded into the deep end, and his latest video is a glorious smackdown of some absolute dropkick white supremacists trying to hijack an Anzac Day dawn service. Yeah, you heard that right. These neo-Nazi numpties thought they could disrupt a sacred War Memorial event with their hateful nonsense, but Ozzy wasn’t having a bar of it.

In his video “Neo Nazis Fark Off” (posted April 2025), Ozzy tears into these clowns. Their “protest” was a pathetic attempt to whinge about a Welcome to Country ceremony, a respectful nod to Indigenous culture that’s about as controversial as a lamington at a morning tea. Ozzy calls them out as “Neo-Nazi” drongos, ripping their bigotry to shreds with his trademark blend of savage humour and no-bullshit clarity. He points out the absurdity of their booing a cultural gesture at a day meant to honour fallen soldiers. Not one to mince words Ozzy Man rightfully points out that these fascists are a disgrace to the Anzac spirit.

This isn’t just Ozzy being a loudmouth; it’s a non-stop factual statement on current affairs. For a bloke who’s built a career on laughing at drunk animals and dodgy dance moves, taking on white supremacists is a bold pivot. It’s a reminder that even our funniest voices can step up when it matters, calling out hate and defending what’s right. Some might say he’s lost the plot, but I say good on him for using his platform to kick these bigots where it hurts. Ozzy Man’s shown he’s not just here for a laugh, he’s also got a spine, too…just like our ANZAC forefathers. So, here’s to you, Ethan Marrell: keep telling it straight and giving those supremacist galahs the flick. Crikey, you’re a national treasure.