VALORANT Teams Up With KATSEYE for This Year’s Game Changers Anthem
Riot Games just dropped something special for fans of the competitive VALORANT scene. To hype up the upcoming Game Changers Championship 2025, the company partnered with global pop group KATSEYE to release a brand new version of their hit track “M.I.A,” now titled “GO OFF.”
The song is now available for streaming, complete with a cinematic music video that highlights the fierce energy and passion of the Game Changers community. Music has always been a big part of VALORANT’s identity, and this collaboration once again shows how Riot uses music to bring fans deeper into the world of esports.
KATSEYE member Megan shared how exciting it was to revisit their own track for a project that supports women in gaming. She said the message of confidence and pushing your limits fits perfectly with what Game Changers is all about, which made this version of the song feel even more meaningful.
The music video focuses on the journey of women who continue to break barriers in esports. It highlights the friendships and support systems that form in the community, showing how players inspire one another to keep going and show what they are capable of.
Riot’s music team also expressed how smoothly the collaboration came together because KATSEYE already had a real connection to the game. The shared excitement made the project feel more authentic and true to the spirit of VALORANT competition.
Fans only need to wait a little longer for the big showdown. The VALORANT Game Changers Championship 2025 finals will be held from November 28 to 30 at LoL Park in Seoul, marking another milestone for the program that started in 2021. Since then, Game Changers has helped open more doors for women in esports through international events in Berlin and São Paulo, along with memorable anthems from artists like Jean Deaux, Whipped Cream and YONAKA.
As Game Changers continues to grow, “GO OFF” feels like a fitting soundtrack for the new stories and champions waiting to rise this year.
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