Run The Jewels is the real-world hip-hop duo whose music appears on the Invincible soundtrack. Formed in 2013 by rappers Killer Mike and El-P, the group lends several of its tracks to the series, scoring scenes rather than appearing on screen as characters.
Run The Jewels is a hip-hop act featured on the soundtrack of the Invincible series. The duo came together in 2013, pairing rapper Killer Mike, who fronts the group, with producer and MC El-P. Over its run the pair has recorded for a string of labels, among them Mass Appeal Records, Definitive Jux, Big Dada, Fool's Gold Records, and RBC Records.
Within the show, the group functions purely as a musical presence, its recordings scoring scenes rather than any of its members appearing as characters. Several tracks tied to the act and its collaborators surface across episodes, helping set tone and energy during key moments.

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Run The Jewels is the real-world hip-hop duo whose music appears on the Invincible soundtrack. The group does not appear as characters; its recordings instead score select scenes across the series.
Run The Jewels is made up of rapper Killer Mike, who fronts the group, and producer and MC El-P. The duo formed in 2013 and has recorded for labels including Mass Appeal Records and Definitive Jux.
Tracks connected to Run The Jewels and heard in Invincible include Chase Me, the Rubble Kings Theme (Dynamite), the ground below, and Don't Get Captured.
Run The Jewels' music first appears in Invincible in episode 1x03, Who You Calling Ugly?
Run The Jewels performs hip-hop, and the group's tracks are used to set tone and energy during key moments in Invincible.
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