SB19 Unveil New Cover Video Of K/DA’s “FIRESTARTER” – Watch
The pop-rap track, which was released on October 18, 2026, was originally sung by League of Legends‘ virtual girl group, K/DA.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
SB19 set the floor ablaze with their official cover of League of Legends‘ “FIRESTARTER.”
Officially unveiled on November 10, 2026, the Kings of P-popP-PopShort for Pilipino pop, a movement of Filipino idol groups and solo acts who combine pop music, choreography, and polished production for local and international audiences. P-pop has grown quickly,Go to P-Pop Glossary put their own fiery spin on the newly released track by virtual girl group K/DA, dropping an accompanying cover video.
Giving the electropop track a fresh take, SB19 showcase new choreographyChoreographyChoreography refers to the structured, intentional dance movements accompanying a song's performance, particularly central to P-pop idol group presentation and visual identity. Distinctive choreography has become a significant driver ofGo to Choreography Glossary by J2X, trading the original’s fluid movements and voguing elements for their signature intense energy. The group performs the track inside a bare warehouse, dressed in an assortment of black and red leather ensembles.
The cover sees the five-member act take on a mix of English and Korean lyrics, highlighting their vocal and rapping abilities. Originally produced by Kill Dave and Sebastien Najand, the track receives additional production from SB19’s leader PABLO and RADKIDZ’s Luigi Del Rosario for the P-popP-PopShort for Pilipino pop, a movement of Filipino idol groups and solo acts who combine pop music, choreography, and polished production for local and international audiences. P-pop has grown quickly,Go to P-Pop Glossary group’s rendition.
The cover is now available to stream on major digital streamingDigital StreamingThe delivery of music over the internet for immediate listening, without downloading a permanent copy, through services such as Spotify and Apple Music. Streaming has become the main way peopleGo to Digital Streaming Glossary platforms. It marks SB19’s third release in just a few weeks, following their official ASEAN 2026 anthem, “TOGETHER IN MOTION,” and a new version of their hit track, “GENTO,” featuring Japanese singer-actor Kento Nakajima.
Listen to SB19’s cover of K/DA’s “FIRESTARTER” below:
K/DA is a virtual group developed by Riot Games, comprising four League of Legends characters: Ahri, Akali, Evelynn, and Kai’Sa. The group was first introduced in 2018 with an augmented reality performance of their first single, “POP/STARS.”
The members are voiced by i-dle‘s Miyeon and Soyeon, alongside American artists Madison Beer and Jaira Burns.
K/DA released “FIRESTARTER” on October 18, 2026, marking their first new music release in six years. The track features the return of the two i-dle members as Ahri and Akali, with Sophie Powers as Evelynn and Mimi Web as Kai’Sa.
Watch SB19’s cover of K/DA’s “FIRESTARTER” below:
Frequently Asked Questions
SB19 officially unveiled their K/DA “FIRESTARTER” cover and accompanying video on November 10, 2026, now streaming on major digital platforms.
J2X created the cover’s new choreography, trading the original’s fluid movements and voguing elements for SB19’s own signature intense energy.
Kill Dave and Sebastien Najand produced the original; SB19’s PABLO and RADKIDZ’s Luigi Del Rosario added production for the cover.
Released October 18, it is K/DA’s first music in six years, with Miyeon and Soyeon returning as Ahri and Akali.
SB19’s recent releases include the ASEAN 2026 anthem “TOGETHER IN MOTION” and a new “GENTO” version featuring Japanese Kento Nakajima.

Andrea Manuel
Andrea Manuel is a Writer at Billboard Philippines, covering the latest developments in Filipino music and culture. She reports on daily news spanning OPM, P-pop, hip-hop, and mainstream international releases that resonate with Filipino audiences, helping readers stay informed on the artists, releases, and trends shaping today’s music landscape.
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