Netflix adds a bunch of League of Legends music videos

Netflix and Riot Games have joined forces to attract League of Legends enthusiasts by adding an array of music videos to the streaming service. In anticipation of the upcoming League of Legends World Championship, also known as "Worlds", set to take place in New York's Barclays Center, the platform is introducing a series of videos created by Riot's virtual artists such as K/DA, True Damage, and HEARTSTEEL.

This collaboration between Riot and Netflix is a continuation of their partnership, as the League of Legends hub is scheduled to launch on November 12. The hub will feature animated music videos by Fortiche, the animation studio responsible for Netflix's Emmy-winning series Arcane. Fans can expect to find six K/DA videos on the hub, including their Fortiche-produced comeback single "FIRESTARTER" released in October, and True Damage's official 2026 Worlds anthem "Know My Name", which was produced with WIZZ and animated by CRCR.

Both the "FIRESTARTER" and "Know My Name" videos are expected to be performed during the Worlds opening ceremony on Saturday. Although these videos can also be viewed on YouTube, Netflix's rival, the streaming giant appears to be increasingly focusing on custom content hubs for specific titles and partnerships. This trend was recently seen with the addition of a KPop Demon Hunters hub to the platform, which included a film, a sing-along version, lyric videos for songs like "Golden", HUNTR/X choreography videos, featurettes, and more.