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Cosplay group creates impressive recreation of K/DA’s “POP/STARS” video

"Ain't nobody bringing us down, down, down, down, down, down."

Chinese cosplay group 波利花菜园, which translates to Boli Flower Garden, has put together an impressive rendition of League of Legends pop group K/DA’s “POP/STARS” music video—complete with costumes, sets, and dance moves.

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The cosplay outfits themselves are impactful enough, but 波利花菜园’s scene-by-scene recreation of the “POP/STARS” video mirrors the League champions’ moves nearly perfectly in comparison to the original video. Anyone who’s obsessed with K/DA and the “POP/STARS” video like us will be enamored by the cosplay rendition of the video. (We still haven’t stopped watching it.)

Related: The minds behind K/DA talk K-pop influence, holographic concerts, and future skins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQgd__t9HNs

And for a fan video, the production’s really good. They’ve even figured out how to do some of the video’s more unnatural effects, like Ahri’s crystal tail, using props. A video is on YouTube, but the original is available in high quality on the group’s bilibili page.

K/DA is a pop group of League of Legends champions Akali, Kai’Sa, Evelynn, and Ahri. (“POP/STARS” is sung by (G)I-DLE, Madison Beer, and Jaira Burns.) The song, which debuted at the League World Championships on Nov. 3, is a global smash hit with more than 100 million views on YouTube. It’s also topped multiple Billboard charts, including the No. 1 spot on the World Digital Song Sales chart. “POP/STARS” is the second most-watched video on the League YouTube page, right after Imagine Dragons’ “Warriors,” which was released four years ago. Something tells us it won’t be that long before K/DA grabs the top spot there, too.


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