The report says EJAE performed *DNA*, presented as the tournament’s official anthem, with the track also involving David Guetta and Megan Thee Stallion. Its most distinctive detail is reportedly EJAE’s creative input: she wrote the Korean section, helping shape a song built for an international audience.
World Cup ceremonies are not simply pre-match entertainment. They are cultural showcases, and the Azteca setting adds historical weight. For EJAE, the appearance appears to broaden her identity from songwriter and performer to a recognizable global artist connected to one of sport’s biggest occasions.
Her follow-up Instagram posts reportedly extended the moment beyond the stadium. The images captured her time in Mexico City, while one widely discussed photograph showed her beside fiancé Sam Kim at the Azteca. The report says the couple is preparing to marry later this year, giving the football-weekend narrative a personal thread as well as a professional one.
Even a small style detail became part of the conversation: EJAE reportedly wore trainers rather than formal shoes, with the choice linked to protecting the historic pitch. That detail underlined how closely the performance was tied to the stadium itself.
EJAE was already building visibility through *KPop Demon Hunters*, where she reportedly provided the singing voice for Rumi and helped create *Golden*. The World Cup appearance now offers a different kind of reach-live, communal and attached to football’s immense international audience.
The next storyline is whether this moment becomes a one-off showcase or the launchpad for a broader global chapter. For now, EJAE leaves Mexico City with her profile higher, her creative range more visible and the world watching what she does next.