Anta Al Batal reinforces Riot Games’ (www.RiotGames.com) commitment to regional gamers with first-of-its-kind Arabic music video; Creative Partnership with
fan base.
“Prior to online multiplayer games, music was the number one thing that transcended the Mena region, says Anas al Hakim, the content manager at Riot Games Mena
who was behind the creative direction of the music video. Now, with music and gaming we have a winning combination to unite our players through unique experiences that they can all enjoy. Our hope is that the bridges we build are not only between us but also with players from all around the world.
Anta Al Batal will serve as an anthem for the regional teams currently taking part in
Valorant’s professional and semi-professional tournaments. Teams across the Mena are
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If you are an up-and-coming hip-hop artist, getting the attention of Travis Scott should be a cause for celebration.
Unless, that is, you felt the superstar took too keen an interest in your work.
It was a dilemma Moroccan rapper Issam Harris, 27, experienced when listening to Scott’s single
Franchise.
Released in September 2020, the lurching rhythms and dark synths are more than similar to Harris’s Babylon, which he claims was recorded months prior to Franchise. Harris went as far uploading a post of a live performance of Babylon stating it was taken from a concert in October, 2019.
While the idea that the Los Angeles star had the promising Moroccan on his radar seems unlikely, linking the two is Harris’s claim that both