Yungblud Joins The Offspring for a Mind-Blowing Backstage and Onstage Performance of “Self Esteem”, Reigniting 90s Punk Energy with Unstoppable Chemistry

Before their scheduled set at the Openair Gampel festival in Switzerland, Yungblud and The Offspring shared an intimate backstage jam session of “Self Esteem.” Captured on TikTok, the video showcases the duo’s impromptu acoustic rendition, highlighting their raw musical chemistry.

Watch Yungblud join The Offspring on stage in Switzerland for 'Self Esteem'

In the clip, Yungblud passionately sings, “That’s okay ’cause I’ve got no self-esteem,” as The Offspring accompanies him with acoustic guitar strums. The candid moment offers fans a glimpse into the artists’ genuine camaraderie and shared love for the song.

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Later that evening, the duo took the main stage by storm. During The Offspring’s set, frontman Dexter Holland introduced Yungblud to the crowd, stating, “We met this great young man today, we thought we should bring him out to play a song with us.” Yungblud, visibly thrilled, exclaimed, “This is a fucking dream come true for me,” before diving into the energetic performance of “Self Esteem.”

The Offspring share full live video of Self Esteem performance with YUNGBLUD

The collaboration was met with an enthusiastic response from the audience, with Yungblud’s dynamic stage presence and the band’s punk rock energy creating an unforgettable experience.

Catch the full performance here:

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