Riot Games' League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More, featuring 10 videos from K/DA, True Damage and HEARTSTEEL, is now streaming worldwide on Netflix.
Riot Games has brought its League of Legends music videos to Netflix. The collection, titled League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More, went live worldwide on November 12 and marks Riot's first music video partnership with any streaming service.
The collection includes 10 previously released animated music videos from Riot's virtual artists K/DA, True Damage and HEARTSTEEL. All three groups are made up of playable characters from League of Legends, Riot's long-running multiplayer online battle arena game.
The full tracklist is:
Several K/DA videos were animated by Fortiche, the Paris studio behind Riot and Netflix's Emmy-winning series Arcane. Among them are "POP/STARS," the group's debut single, which the RIAA certified Platinum, and "FIRESTARTER," the comeback single K/DA released in October.
The partnership moves Riot's in-game bands from the League client and esports stage onto one of the biggest screens in entertainment, treating Riot's virtual idols as a legitimate music act rather than a marketing extension of a game.
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