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Here are 11 of the best songs by *The Offspring*, showcasing their evolution as one of punk rock’s defining bands:

1. **”Self Esteem”** (*Smash*, 1994)
A fan-favorite anthem about insecurity and unrequited love, with a catchy sing-along chorus.

2. **”Come Out and Play”** (*Smash*, 1994)
This breakout hit brought The Offspring into the mainstream with its Middle Eastern-inspired riff and cautionary lyrics about violence.

3. **”The Kids Aren’t Alright”** (*Americana*, 1998)
A powerful track reflecting on the struggles and lost dreams of suburban youth, wrapped in driving punk energy.

4. **”Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)”** (*Americana*, 1998)
A tongue-in-cheek critique of cultural appropriation and wannabe cool kids, paired with an infectious melody.

5. **”Gotta Get Away”** (*Smash*, 1994)
A raw and intense song capturing the feeling of being overwhelmed and alienated.

6. **”Bad Habit”** (*Smash*, 1994)
A darker, aggressive track about road rage, full of The Offspring’s signature edge and humor.

7. **”Want You Bad”** (*Conspiracy of One*, 2000)
A pop-punk gem with a playful take on wanting someone to embrace their wild side.

8. **”Gone Away”** (*Ixnay on the Hombre*, 1997)
A deeply emotional ballad exploring grief and loss, showing a more introspective side of the band.

9. **”All I Want”** (*Ixnay on the Hombre*, 1997)
A high-energy track with a rebellious spirit, featured in *Crazy Taxi* and still beloved by fans.

10. **”You’re Gonna Go Far, Kid”** (*Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace*, 2008)
A modern hit with a darkly compelling storyline about manipulation and ambition.

11. **”Staring at the Sun”** (*Americana*, 1998)
A fast-paced track that captures The Offspring’s ability to mix upbeat melodies with serious themes.

Each of these songs highlights a different aspect of *The Offspring’s* musical legacy, from their punk roots to their mainstream success. Would you add any other tracks to this list?