Complete List Of Yungblud Songs From A to Z

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If you saw the late Ozzy Osbourne’s farewell concert(we miss you, Ozzy), then you were one of millions who probably said Who is this guy when Yungblud took the stage. His real name is Dominic Richard Harrison, and he grew up in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England. Music ran through his family’s veins. His grandfather once played with T. Rex, and his father owned a guitar shop, giving the young artist early access to the sounds and instruments that would later shape his future. From a young age, he was drawn to expression, rebellion, and connection, which would eventually become the backbone of his artistry. Harrison moved to London in his teens to pursue acting and music, but it was through songwriting and performing that he found his true voice. By 2017, he had fully embraced his stage name, Yungblud, a moniker that represented youth, defiance, and openness in equal measure.

He released his debut single, “King Charles,” in 2017, quickly followed by “I Love You, Will You Marry Me.” These early tracks introduced the world to Yungblud’s trademark mix of punk attitude, hip-hop rhythm, and pop accessibility. His debut extended play, Yungblud (EP), came out in 2018, earning him attention for its political and emotional bite. That same year, he released his first full-length album, 21st Century Liability, which established him as one of the most provocative young artists in modern music. Songs like “Polygraph Eyes” and “Medication” addressed issues such as sexual assault, mental health, and self-identity with an honesty rarely found in mainstream pop. The record resonated deeply with a generation hungry for truth and representation.

As his audience grew, Yungblud became known for his electrifying performances and his close bond with fans. His concerts felt more like gatherings of kindred spirits than shows, bringing together people who shared his sense of urgency and openness. In 2019, he released the The Underrated Youth EP, which reached the UK Top 10 and included the hit “Hope for the Underrated Youth.” That same year, he collaborated with Halsey and Travis Barker on the single “11 Minutes,” which became one of his breakout songs internationally. His music and message crossed boundaries, blending punk rock, emo, and pop into a style that felt both nostalgic and new.

In 2020, Yungblud released his second studio album, Weird!, which debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. The album’s themes of identity, isolation, and community struck a chord during a period of global uncertainty. Songs like “God Save Me, but Don’t Drown Me Out” and “Mars” reflected his continuing mission to create safe spaces for anyone who felt misunderstood. The album’s success solidified Yungblud’s reputation as an artist who could mix personal vulnerability with social commentary while keeping the music loud, bold, and engaging.

Two years later, his self-titled third studio album, Yungblud, arrived in 2022. The record continued his exploration of self-expression and individuality, featuring tracks like “The Funeral” and “Tissues.” It debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart and entered the Top 10 in several other countries. By that point, Yungblud had established himself not just as a musician but as a cultural force. His work embodied the idea that music could still be a rallying cry for freedom, inclusion, and self-discovery.

Beyond his studio releases, Yungblud has become a powerful voice for change. He has used his platform to advocate for mental health awareness, gender equality, and LGBTQ+ rights. His openness about his own struggles with mental health has made him a relatable figure to fans who see him not as a distant celebrity but as one of their own. He often refers to his fanbase as a family, and that sense of belonging has been central to his continued success.

Over the course of his career, Yungblud has won multiple awards, including NME Awards for Best Music Video and Best Song, as well as recognition for his impact as a live performer. He has also been nominated for major honors across the UK and Europe. His fearless approach to blending styles and speaking out on social issues has earned him respect across genres, from punk and alternative to pop and hip-hop.

Outside of music, Yungblud’s creativity extends into fashion, visual art, and activism. His sense of style is as distinctive as his sound, combining elements of glam, punk, and androgyny into a bold visual identity that challenges traditional norms. Whether through his fashion choices or his interviews, he continues to emphasize self-expression and individuality.

Complete List Of Yungblud Songs From A to Z

11 Minutes (with Halsey featuring Travis Barker) – Non-album single – 2019
21st Century Liability – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Acting Like That (featuring Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker) – Non-album single – 2020
Anarchist – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Abyss – Idols – 2025
Braindead! – Weird! – 2020
Braindead! – Yungblud EP – 2018
Braindead! – The Underrated Youth – 2019
Breakdown. – Non-album single – 2024
California – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Casual Sabotage – Weird! – 2020
Casual Sabotage – Yungblud EP – 2018
Casual Sabotage – The Underrated Youth – 2019
Change – Idols – 2025
Changes (with Nuno Bettencourt and Frank Bello featuring Adam Wakeman and II) – Non-album single – 2025
Charity – Weird! – 2020
City of Angels (Remix) (24kGoldn featuring Yungblud) – Non-album single – 2020
Cotton Candy – Weird! – 2020
Cruel Kids – Yungblud – 2022
Die a Little – 13 Reasons Why: Season 3 – 2019
Die for the Hype – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Die For a Night – Yungblud – 2022
Doctor Doctor – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Don’t Feel Like Feeling Sad Today – Yungblud – 2022
Don’t Go – Yungblud – 2022
Eulogy – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Falling Skies (featuring Charlotte Lawrence) – 13 Reasons Why: Season 2 – 2018
Fire – Idols – 2025
Fleabag – Yungblud – 2022
Freak (Demi Lovato featuring Yungblud) – Holy Fvck – 2022
Ghosts – Idols – 2025
God Save Me, but Don’t Drown Me Out – Weird! – 2020
Happier (featuring Oli Sykes) – Non-album single – 2023
Hated – Non-album single – 2023
Hello Heaven, Hello – Idols – 2025
Hope for the Underrated Youth – Weird! – 2020
Hope for the Underrated Youth – Yungblud EP – 2018
Hope for the Underrated Youth – The Underrated Youth – 2019
I Cry 2 – Yungblud – 2022
I Love You, Will You Marry Me – 21st Century Liability – 2018
I Think I’m Okay (with Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker) – Hotel Diablo – 2019
I Was Made for Lovin’ You – The Fall Guy – 2024
I’m a Mess (with Avril Lavigne) – Love Sux (Deluxe Edition) – 2022
Ice Cream Man – Weird! – 2020
Idols Pt. I – Idols – 2025
Idols Pt. II – Idols – 2025
It’s Quiet in Beverly Hills – Weird! – 2020
Kill Somebody – 21st Century Liability – 2018
King Charles – Yungblud – 2017
Lemonade (with Denzel Curry) – A Weird! AF Halloween – 2020
Loner – Non-album single – 2019
Love Song – Weird! – 2020
Lovesick Lullaby – Idols – 2025
Lowlife – Non-album single – 2023
Machine Gun (Fk the NRA)** – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Mad – Yungblud – 2022
Mars – Weird! – 2020
Medication – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Memories – Yungblud – 2022
Memories – Deezer Sessions EP – 2022
Monday Murder – Idols – 2025
My Only Angel (with Aerosmith) – One More Time EP – 2025
Obey (with Bring Me the Horizon) – Post Human: Survival Horror – 2020
Original Me (featuring Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons) – Weird! – 2020
Original Me – Yungblud EP – 2018
Original Me (Ft. Dan Reynolds) – The Underrated Youth – 2019
Parents – Weird! – 2020
Parents – Deezer Sessions EP – 2022
Parents – Yungblud EP – 2018
Parents – The Underrated Youth – 2019
Patience (KSI featuring Yungblud and Polo G) – All Over the Place – 2021
Polygraph Eyes – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Psychotic Kids – 21st Century Liability – 2018
Sex Not Violence – Yungblud – 2022
Strawberry Lipstick – Weird! – 2020
Strawberry Lipstick – Deezer Sessions EP – 2022
Superdeadfriends – Weird! – 2020
Supermoon – Idols – 2025
Sweet Heroine – Yungblud – 2022
Tell It Like It Is (as Dominic Harrison) – The Lodge (Music from the TV Series) – 2016
Teresa – Weird! – 2020
The Boy in the Black Dress – Yungblud – 2022
The Emperor – Yungblud – 2022
The Freak Show – Weird! – 2020
The Funeral – Yungblud – 2022
The Funeral – Deezer Sessions EP – 2022
The Greatest Parade – Idols – 2025
Time in a Bottle – Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw – 2019
Times Like These (as part of Live Lounge Allstars) – Non-album single – 2020
Tin Pan Boy – Yungblud – 2017
Tissues – Yungblud – 2022
Tongue Tied (with Marshmello and Blackbear) – Non-album single – 2019
Waiting on the Weekend – Weird! – 2020
Waiting on the Weekend – Yungblud EP – 2018
Waiting on the Weekend – The Underrated Youth – 2019
War – Idols – 2025
Weird! – Weird! – 2020
When We Die (Can We Still Get High?) (featuring Lil Yachty) – Non-album single – 2024
Zombie – Idols – 2025

Full Length Studio Albums

21st Century Liability (2018): 12 songs

Weird! (2020): 18 songs

Yungblud (2022): 14 songs

Idols (2025): 13 songs

Singles, EPs, and Guest Appearances: 26 songs

Extended Play Releases

Yungblud (2018)

Yungblud (Unplugged) (2018)

The Underrated Youth (2019)

A Weird! AF Halloween (2020)

A Weird! AF Valentine’s Day (2021)

Hi! Nice to Meet Ya (2021)

Deezer Sessions EP (2022)

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