Rise was released in 2018 as the official anthem for the League of Legends World Championship, created by League of Legends with The Glitch Mob, Mako and The Word Alive. The track became closely linked with esports highlights and comeback stories from that tournament. Short excerpts later circulated on streaming platforms like DLive, where Turkish streamers labelled it as follower music and used it for alerts. Its dramatic build is short enough for notifications but recognisable enough for fans, which is why the clip continues to appear in streams, edits and gaming soundboards.
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A short clip of Rise from League of Legends Worlds 2018, used on DLive streams as follower alert music when a new viewer joins the channel live.
This clip is a short, punchy excerpt from Rise, the Worlds 2018 anthem for League of Legends performed with The Glitch Mob, Mako and The Word Alive. It opens with a rising electronic swell and heavy drums that build quickly into a powerful, triumphant hit. The sound feels epic and urgent rather than light or funny, which is why streamers use it to mark a moment. When it plays over gameplay, it instantly lifts the energy, makes a simple follower notification feel like an achievement, and signals to viewers that something important has just happened.
