Riot Games has dropped a music video for its new first-person shooter Valorant, featuring K-hiphop artists Choi “Nafla” Seok Bae, Jung “Penomeco” Dong-wook, and Yang “Yunhway” Yoon-hwa.
The song is basically an ode to the Operator sniper rifle, which can be seen throughout the video.
![Riot made a K-pop music video about Valorant's Operator sniper rifle](https://cdn.oneesports.gg/cdn-data/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Valorant_Operator-1024x473.jpg)
The Valorant logo also appears every once in a while.
![Riot made a K-pop music video about Valorant's Operator sniper rifle](https://cdn.oneesports.gg/cdn-data/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Valorant_Yunhway-1024x473.jpg)
Nafla’s bright red hair styled to look like a letter V also somehow reminds us of the game’s logo!
![Riot made a K-pop music video about Valorant's Operator sniper rifle](https://cdn.oneesports.gg/cdn-data/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Screenshot_2020-06-16-14-21-35-427_com.google.android.youtube-1024x473.jpg)
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Valorant agents also made an appearance in some parts of the music video. Here is Yunhway with Mexican duelist Reyna.
![Riot made a K-pop music video about Valorant's Operator sniper rifle](https://cdn.oneesports.gg/cdn-data/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Valorant_OperatorYunhwey-1024x473.jpg)
Overall, the Operator music video is packed with pleasing visuals and cool lighting effects partnered with an upbeat song and killer verses.
![Riot made a K-pop music video about Valorant's Operator sniper rifle](https://cdn.oneesports.gg/cdn-data/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Valorant_Nafla-1024x473.jpg)
The song’s artists have been making their name in the Korean hip-hop scene. Nafla has been producing his albums since 2017 while Yunhway has been dropping singles since 2015.
Aside from releasing his own songs, Penomeco has done a lot of collaborations with popular artists like Zico and Crush. He has also helped in production of K-pop hits like Exo’s Tempo and Itzy’s Icy.
You can watch the full video here:
Valorant is tied to the Korean music scene in more ways than one. For instance, one of the game’s agents, Jett, has a K-pop idol voice actress.
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