Worlds 2026 Anthem to be Performed by True Damage

With speculation about who would sing the Worlds 2026 anthem, Riot Games has sought to confirm that it will be True Damage. The popular hip-hop collective will perform the song “Know My Name” as the official 2026 Worlds Music Video.

The song will premiere on October 8th, and will feature LoL Icon Faker. The song will be the 13th official Worlds Anthem released by Riot Games. This is the latest from an internal virtual artist.

Worlds 2026 Anthem

The main focus of the video is Faker’s journey to T1’s historic three-peat Worlds Championship victory. The video will focus on Faker’s career, his resilience, and his ability to rise from defeat. The theme will look at how he took those defeats to rise to the world’s biggest stage. Becoming a World Champion once again.

The song marks the long-awaited return of True Damage. The band features five League of Legends champions as artists, each bringing their own sound to the hip-hop collective. Akali (rapper), Ekko (rapper), Qiyana (vocalist, rapper), Senna (vocalist), and Yasuo (DJ, producer).

As for the real-world artists at the helm, Riot Games has procured some top talent to bring True Damage to life.

  • SOYEON – Rapper and lead producer of multinational five-member group i-dle. In addition to establishing i-dle with chart-dominating EPs and singles. SOYEON has also embarked on solo ventures since 2021 and has played a prominent role in Riot’s virtual groups K/DA and True Damage.
  • Coco Jones – GRAMMY Award Winning multi-hyphenate singer/songwriter and actress who has captivated the world with her timeless artistry, sensual voice, and emotive songs to become R&B’s breakout artist.
  • Vic Mensa – GRAMMY-nominated musician, actor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist from Chicago whose work spans music, film, business, art, and advocacy.
  • Sofía Reyes – Mexican singer-songwriter and actress who has established herself as one of the leading voices in contemporary Latin pop, recognized for her distinctive sound, artistic versatility, and global approach to music.