Netflix is releasing a collection of League of Legends music videos, including songs from K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL.
But before that, the ‘League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More’ will release globally on Netflix at 12:00 PM local time.
Netflix and Riot Games have partnered before for two seasons of the popular LoL-based animated show Arcane.
Yet, Riot states this is the first time that the publisher has had a music video partnership with any streaming service.
Netflix Releases Riot Music Video Collection
This new collection will bring a lot of Riot’s own music videos to the streaming platform in one playlist.
Netflix subscribers will have access to 10 music videos in total from LoL’s virtual bands:
- K/DA – POP/STARS
- K/DA – THE BADDEST
- K/DA – I’LL SHOW YOU
- K/DA – MORE
- K/DA – FIRESTARTER
- K/DA – GIRLS
- HEARTSTEEL – PARANOIA
- HEARTSTEEL – Live My Life
- True Damage – GIANTS
- True Damage – KNOW MY NAME
Both the POP/STARS and FIRESTARTER videos were animated by Fortiche Studios, the same company behind Arcane’s animation.
Now, both K/DA and True Damage will perform at the LoL Worlds 2026 final during the opening ceremony in the Barclays Centre.
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K/DA and Riot’s other virtual bands were all brought back this year for LoL’s music theme for the end of the 2026 season.
Though, other LoL music videos, like its old cinematics and songs by metal group Pentakill, have not been included.
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Meanwhile, new K/DA member Sophie Powers revealed how she joined the K-pop group and how she reacted to haters. And for even more Insider Gaming delivered directly to your inbox, sign up for our newsletter.
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