What K/DA's Comeback Means for League of Legends Music
K/DA's successful comeback solidifies Riot's ability to blend gaming and mainstream music, potentially setting the stage for more frequent virtual group releases and bigger crossover events.
K/DA's successful comeback solidifies Riot's ability to blend gaming and mainstream music, potentially setting the stage for more frequent virtual group releases and bigger crossover events.
Key points - Riot revived three League of Legends pop groups: Heartsteel, True Damage, and K/DA. - K/DA released a four-song EP, the only group to get more than one new track. - K/DA's new single 'Firestarter' features a music video by Fortiche, the studio behind Arcane. - True Damage's comeback single 'Know My Name' lacks Keke Palmer's vocals and focuses on T1 in its video. - K/DA and True Damage will share the stage at the Worlds finals in New York next month.
Timeline - 2018: K/DA debuts with 'Pop/Stars,' topping charts and achieving platinum certification. - 2020: K/DA releases a new EP and returns with a new look. - 2023: Heartsteel debuts as a boyband with a cheeky vibe. - 2025: Riot revives all three groups ahead of Worlds; K/DA releases 'Firestarter' and a four-song EP.
FAQ
Q: What is K/DA's new song called? A: K/DA's new single is 'Firestarter,' accompanied by a music video animated by Fortiche. It's part of a four-song EP.
Q: Will K/DA perform at Worlds 2025? A: Yes, K/DA will share the stage with True Damage during the Worlds finals in New York next month.
Q: Why did True Damage's new video disappoint fans? A: The music video for 'Know My Name' focuses heavily on T1 and features barely any of the champion characters, which upset fans who love the fictional group concept.
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