True Damage’s 2026 Worlds anthem is on there, of course.Credit: Netflix / Riot
Netflix and Riot have teamed up to capture the attention of League of Legends fans, adding a host of music videos to the platform.
Ahead of Worlds (the League of Legends World Championship) taking over New York’s Barclays Center this weekend, the streaming platform is adding a collection of videos from Riot’s virtual artists, including K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL.
A continued collaboration between Riot and Netflix, the League of Legends hub will go live Nov. 12 and will include music videos animated by Fortiche, the animation studio behind Netflix and Riot’scritically lauded, Emmy-winning series Arcane.
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You’ll find six of K/DA’s videos on there, including their Fortiche-made “FIRESTARTER” comeback single released in October, and True Damage’s official 2026 Worlds anthem “Know My Name,” produced with WIZZ, with animation direction by CRCR. Both will likely be performed at the Worlds opening ceremony on Saturday.
Of course, you can watch all these videos on YouTube, Netflix’s longtime rival.
It seems Netflix is leaning into custom content hubs for specific titles and partnerships of late, with short-form videos the focus. The news comes days after Netflix added a KPop Demon Hunters hub to the platform, collating the film, a sing-a-long version, lyric videos for songs including “Golden,” HUNTR/X choreography videos, featurettes, and more.
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