Netflix has released League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More worldwide, a compilation of 10 previously released music videos from Riot Games’ virtual bands K/DA, True Damage and HEARTSTEEL.
According to a release from Riot, the collection went live globally on Thursday, November 12th at 12:00 AM local time. Riot says it is the company’s first music video partnership with any streaming service. The three acts are made up of playable characters from League of Legends, Riot’s long-running multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA).
What is in the collection
K/DA supplies six of the 10 videos: “POP/STARS”, “THE BADDEST”, “I’LL SHOW YOU”, “MORE”, “FIRESTARTER” and “GIRLS”. HEARTSTEEL contributes “PARANOIA” and “Live My Life”, and True Damage adds “GIANTS” and “KNOW MY NAME”. Nothing in the program is new; every video has been out before.
Riot says “POP/STARS” and “FIRESTARTER” were animated by Fortiche, the studio behind Riot and Netflix’s Emmy-winning series Arcane. “POP/STARS”, K/DA’s debut single, was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), according to the release. “FIRESTARTER”, the group’s newest single, came out on October 18th and marked its comeback.
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