LE SSERAFIM's Second Single Made My Night and Its Overwatch Music Video

What happened

LE SSERAFIM released their second single Made My Night at 1 p.m. KST on 11 September 2026. The record carries the title track ‘Made My Night’ and the B-side ‘AEIOU’, and it is the group’s first release in about four months, after the full-length album PUREFLOW pt.1 in May. The title track is a pop dance song about the excitement of a moment shared with someone special. It is built around a bright rhythm and melody, and its words describe two people drawn to each other dancing the night away. The B-side ‘AEIOU’ is built on house music and is about showing how you feel for someone rather than hiding it. SOURCE MUSIC announced the release on its official fan platform on 28 August, describing the song as one about “a night made special by the chemistry between us”.

Why is it trending?

This single had its music video made together with a game. The video for ‘Made My Night’, which went up at midnight the same day, was co-produced with the game Overwatch. TenAsia reported that this is the second collaboration between the two after ‘Perfect Night’ in 2023, and that the video moves between live action and animation to tell a story about the game’s characters and LE SSERAFIM. In a written Q&A shared through the agency, Sakura said: “The music video was made with ‘Overwatch’, and the story is that the heroes ‘D.Va’ and ‘D.Mon’ come to save us.” Kazuha said that during the shoot she was only told where the computer graphics would go and had to imagine them as she acted. LE SSERAFIM also appear at the closing show of BlizzCon 2026 in Anaheim on 13 September.

What you need to know

• Made My Night is LE SSERAFIM’s second single and came out at 1 p.m. KST on 11 September 2026. It carries the title track ‘Made My Night’ and the B-side ‘AEIOU’.
• The writing credits on the title track include Justin Tranter, who worked on LE SSERAFIM’s ‘BOOMPALA’, and Connor McDonough and Riley McDonough, who have worked with BTS’s V and Benson Boone.
• The Korean hip-hop artists Kid Milli and sokodomo worked on the B-side ‘AEIOU’.
• Huh Yunjin said the song sits lower in her range than the group’s songs usually do and carries more high ad-libs, so she worked at finding a tone that suited it.
• Sakura said she sang in English hoping a wide audience would enjoy it, and paid particular attention to her pronunciation while recording so the words would come across.