Look Sports Media – Riot Games has just dropped a bombshell: G.E.M., the Chinese pop superstar with a Guinness World Record for most-viewed music video ("Light Years Away," boasting over 240 billion views), will be creating the official anthem for the League of Legends World Championship 2025. Collaborating with Italian electronic artist Anyma, the track, tentatively titled "The Kingdom Comes," will drop October 10th. A snippet was already teased at a recent G.E.M. concert, sending fans into a frenzy.
The announcement comes as Worlds 2025 gears up for its spectacular run across China, culminating in the final at Chengdu’s Dong’an Lake Sports Park Multifunctional Gymnasium. Betting sites already favor Gen.G for the title, but the real excitement lies in the musical spectacle.
"Having followed LoL Esports, I’ve been deeply moved by the competitive spirit," G.E.M. shared. "The dedication and unwavering belief resonate with my own journey. I hope to capture that essence in this song." Anyma added, "As a lifelong gamer, this is an incredible honor."
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The opening ceremony will also feature performances by TEYA (Eurovision 2023 viral sensation) and Chrissy Costanza (Against the Current’s lead vocalist, known for her work on the 2017 and 2019 Worlds anthems).
Adding to the excitement, Riot Games revealed the return of the classic Summoner’s Cup, redesigned for easier lifting while retaining its iconic silhouette and the tradition of engraving past champions, thanks to a partnership with Tiffany & Co. With T1’s qualification, Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok could become the first player to hoist all three versions of the trophy. This year’s Worlds promises not just epic League of Legends action, but an unforgettable musical experience.
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