Riot Video games and “President of League of Legends” Lil Nas X unveiled this 12 months’s a lot anticipated Worlds 2022 anthem: Star Walkin. This 12 months’s League of Legends Worlds music Star Walkin by Lil Nas X envisions a brand new tackle the Worlds anthem bringing collectively each professionals and followers alike within the music video. The video is laden with easter eggs and references to professional gamers, regional leagues, and their respective fandoms.
“We needed this 12 months’s Worlds anthem to have that North American aptitude whereas actually embodying the One&Solely model - unapologetic in its individuality. And who higher to signify that concept than Lil Nas X?” stated International Head of Inventive, Esports at Riot Video games Carrie Dunn, in a press launch.
Execs featured in Star Walkin
The three-and-a-half-minute music video options the next professional gamers:
Tian "Meiko" Ye from EDward Gaming (EDG - China)
Jeong "Chovy" Ji-hoon representing Gen.G (Korea)
Jo "CoreJJ" Yong-in representing Crew Liquid (TL - North America [NA])
Marek "Humanoid" Brázda from Europe and its consultant Fnatic (FNC)
Notably, Crew Liquid did not make it to Worlds 2022 this 12 months. However Riot Video games begins its Worlds anthem manufacturing early on within the 12 months and TL was certain to qualify then because it was a robust contender in NA.
These 4 professionals are proven within the music video for almost all of the components as they transfer across the iconic landmarks in San Francisco. “The atmosphere transforms as the professionals transfer all through the town, showcasing the game’s iconic place in tradition and the mastery of every professional as they go away their mark on the world,” famous Riot.
Execs and their LoL Esports historical past referenced in Star Walkin
All 4 professional gamers could be noticed within the bleachers together with their followers. The followers could be seen holding iconic phrases, quotes, or trinkets representing the professional’s area or the group. Within the shot the place CoreJJ is amidst his followers, one in all them could be seen holding a “ruler”, a reference to the 2017 bot lane of CoreJJ and Park "Ruler" Jae-hyuk. Likewise, one of many followers could be seen holding the enduring quote: “Everybody else is trash” by Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng.
Within the group shot for Chovy, there's a hidden “Church of Chovy” hashtag, a reference to the professional participant being the “god” of mid-lane within the Korean league of LCK.
For Humanoid, Riot Video games has referenced the LEC and his nickname “Uma Noid”, a derivation of Uma Jan (in-game identify of Luka "Perkz" Perković). It's also possible to spot different particulars just like the MAD Lions plushie and the LEC trophy on this shot.
Meiko is standing within the crowd together with his Championship ring and a fan close to him could be seen holding the outdated Summoner’s Cup. A lady subsequent to him is sporting cat head gear, a reference to Meiko’s love for his cat.
Aside from these, many photographs within the music video present followers donning the jerseys of their favourite gamers and groups together with T1 Faker, Gumayusi, and lots of extra.
A shot of a highway intersection reveals the logos of a lot of the groups taking part in Worlds 2022 at the beginning of the music video of Star Walkin.
The spotlight of the video is the purpose the place League of Legends champions flip into big mechs, summoned by the professionals. The champions are Azir (Chovy), Rell (CoreJJ), Thresh (Meiko) and Twisted Destiny (Humanoid).
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