Download Song This Is How Legends Are Made

The chorus repeats the phrase "This is how legends are made," emphasizing the idea that legendary figures are not born, but rather created through their actions and perseverance. The song encourages listeners to believe in themselves and their abilities, recognizing that it takes courage and dedication to rise above obstacles and succeed.

As you may have seen a few weeks ago, we made a commitment to offer better support for streamers and content creators when it comes to their use of Riot Games music. We have continued to follow conversations many of you have had about the difficulties in this space, and we hope to be able to provide you with more options for music to use in your content as we move forward.

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The music industry is ever-changing and, even for us, fairly complex. There are built in copyright laws, governing entities, and a multitude of well established business entities within the music industry. While navigating this space, we want to be good partners with those we work with so that we can continue to create new and exciting music for our players and fans. Our partners include fellow music artists, songwriters, producers, labels, music publishers and more.

When a song such as a champion theme is created, these songs are usually done entirely in-house at Riot, or with direct partners of Riot. Because of that, Riot retains full rights to the composition and the sound recording itself. In this case, we can offer these songs for streamers and content creators to use in their streams, videos, etc.

The song "I Wish I Was Eighteen Again" beautifully captures the nostalgia of youth and the wisdom of old age. The lyrics convey the bittersweet yearning of an elderly man reflecting on his life, wishing to be young once more, but acknowledging the wisdom and experience that comes with age. Burns' heartfelt rendition struck a chord with listeners. Perhaps it was his authentic, gravelly voice, laden with the weight of decades, that made the song resonate deeply with so many.

Burns' surprising country music success serves as a testament to his versatility and enduring appeal. Though primarily remembered for his comedic genius, this chapter of his career reminds us that true legends are never confined to a single box.

Legend co-wrote this 2007 classic, performed by English singer Estelle. According to the Instagram video that he posted, Legend met Estelle at a chicken restaurant in Los Angeles. The two songwriters then wrote the lyrics together, a process that only took a few hours.

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There are a lot of urban legends about this song. So, Mary Ellis. There is a tombstone in New Jersey (with her name) and allegedly she was a spinster that had a very hot romance with a sailor that left and promised he would come back and marry her. He never did and she is buried there. The song is about her, right?

Part of the game's inspiration came from the fantasy worlds that the lyrics and album covers of metal bands implied but rarely made it to music videos, thus allowing Brtal Legend to "fulfill the promise" of such lore. Schafer also credits a Megadeth roadie named Tony he once met as having given him the idea to make a game about a roadie, with the character of Eddie Riggs becoming a re-imagined version of him. Schafer had previously explored the idea of a roadie sent back in time with the character of Hoagie from Day of the Tentacle, but Brutal Legend represented an opportunity to expand on it further. The 2003 movie School of Rock also reminded Schafer of his idea for Brtal Legend, and made him more excited to publish it. Double Fine's philosophy on game development was also another reason for Brtal Legend's creation, as Schafer has stated that his team attempt to make each game radically different from the company's previous release, contrasting Brtal Legend to Psychonauts. Schafer stated that the commercial tie-ins of Brtal Legend, such as "hot babes and Jack Black", is due to this philosophy and not due to market pressures. Schafer was not concerned about the commercial success of Brtal Legend, as despite poor sales of Psychonauts, "as long as you make a cool game, publishers want to talk to you". When Schafer was pitching the game before 2006, he received feedback about changing the game's style to hip hop or country. He credits Harmonix Music Systems for helping to shift the gaming landscape through the release of the widely successful Guitar Hero with a soundtrack that heavily emphasized metal music; with the popularity of Guitar Hero, the metal approach in Brtal Legend was readily accepted. 006ab0faaa