KATSEYE “M.I.A" Becomes the Anthem for VALORANT Game Changers 2025
Unveiled in a new animated video, entitled “GO OFF.”
Summary
- Riot Games debuts “GO OFF” music video, featuring KATSEYE’s reimagined track “M.I.A” as the VALORANT Game Changers Championship 2025 anthem
- The Championship finals are set for November 28-30 in Seoul
Riot Games has unveiled the official anthem for the VALORANT Game Changers Championship 2025, debuting a cinematic music video titled “GO OFF” featuring a reimagined version of global pop group KATSEYE’s hit track “M.I.A”.
Released across streaming platforms, the track underscores Riot’s ongoing commitment to integrating music into the VALORANT experience, using sound and storytelling to amplify the competitive spirit of the Game Changers program. The collaboration highlights the synergy between esports and pop culture, positioning the anthem as both a celebration of competition and a rallying cry for players worldwide.
The new version of “M.I.A” carries forward the song’s original themes of confidence and empowerment, aligning them with the ethos of Game Changers. “When Riot asked us to reimagine “M.I.A” for Game Changers, as a gamer I was like YES!” said Megan of KATSEYE, emphasizing how the track resonates with the idea of showing up as one’s best self. She added, “That song has always been about confidence and showing up as your best self and that message aligns so much with what Game Changers stands for. We wanted this version to celebrate every player who’s out there pushing limits and owning their power.”
The cinematic video, titled “GO OFF”, reflects determination and perseverance through the lens of women in and around VALORANT, celebrating the bonds and resilience that define the Game Changers community. The anthem joins a growing tradition of Game Changers music, following past releases such as “All Eyes On Me” featuring Jean Deaux and Whipped Cream, “VALORANT, LOUDER” scored by Karel Psota and “THE DRIVE” featuring YONAKA.
The VALORANT Game Changers Championship 2025 finals will take place from November 28 – 30 at LoL Park in Seoul, continuing the program’s mission to elevate women in esports and expand opportunities within the competitive VALORANT scene.
