Netflix Adds League of Legends Music Videos From K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL

In collaboration with Riot Games, Netflix is set to release a special collection of League of Legends music videos featuring the game's virtual music groups K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL. This also marks Riot Games' first-ever music video partnership with a streaming platform.

League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More

According to Riot Games, the “League of Legends: Music Video Collection – K-pop & More” anthology will bring together all previously released music videos from K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL. 

K/DA, which recently returned with FIRESTARTER, will also be featured in the collection alongside its previous hits, including POP/STARS, THE BADDEST, I'LL SHOW YOU, MORE, and GIRLS. HEARTSTEEL's music videos will include PARANOIA and its latest release, Live My Life.

Finally, True Damage will feature GIANTS alongside the 2026 League of Legends World Championship anthem, KNOW MY NAME.

The collection will be available worldwide starting November 12.

True Damage is also part of the collection, featuring its Worlds 2026 anthem, Know My Name (Photo by Riot Games)

Riot Games and Netflix Join Forces Again

Riot Games and Netflix already share a successful history of collaboration. Arcane introduced the world of League of Legends to a much wider audience, bringing its characters, stories, and universe to Netflix viewers who may have never played the game before.

It quickly became one of the platform's most successful animated series, attracting new fans to the franchise. 

The show not only won multiple Emmy Awards and topped Netflix's global charts in more than 60 countries, but also helped open a new chapter in the relationship between the video game and entertainment industries.

Now, Riot Games and Netflix are teaming up once again, this time for their first-ever music video collaboration. “The program will be available to viewers across the world,” Riot Games stated. “It marks Riot’s first music video partnership with any streaming service.”

HEARTSTEEL will have its tracks PARANOIA and Live My Life featured in the anthology (Photo by Riot Games)

Worlds 2026: K/DA and True Damage take the stage

K/DA and True Damage are also set to return to the stage for the 2026 League of Legends World Championship Grand Finals Opening Ceremony. 

K/DA made their debut at the 2018 opening ceremony, followed by True Damage in 2019. This time, both virtual groups will take part in the ceremony, performing their latest releases alongside their previous hits.

The Grand Finals are scheduled for November 14 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Fans can look forward to stunning visuals, powerful performances, and an electrifying atmosphere as the biggest event in League of Legends esports comes to a close.

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Featured Image Credit: Riot Games

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