Travis Scott, Keith Richards and more tease ‘Grand Theft Auto 6’ soundtrack appearance
A number of huge musical artists are seemingly teasing their involvement in the Grand Theft Auto 6 soundtrack.
Last night, several musicians shared images on their social media that look very similar to the artwork that’s been used to promote Grand Theft Auto 6 and a return to the neon-tinged paradise of Vice City.
“Phase 1 / NOW ITS TIME / MY RETURN TO GAME GOTTA COME WITH RAGE AND ALOT OF DANCING LETS RIDE / J… O. H….. / to be continued / See yall soon,” Travis Scott wrote alongside an image of a pole dancer’s shoe. The lyrics aren’t from any released Scott track, with many fans convinced the “J.O.H” is a reference to the Jack Of Hearts strip club that was revealed in the recent ‘Grand Theft Auto 6 Extended Look’. He also tagged GTA developers Rockstar Games in the post.
Elsewhere, PinkPantheress shared an image of a yacht, as did Fred Again.. via his team-run Instagram while The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards posted an animated iguana. Check out the full list of artists below:
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All the acts hinting at their involvement in the Grand Theft Auto 6 soundtrack:
Travis Scott
Future
Fred Again..
Morgan Wallen
Metro Boomin
Rauw Alejandro
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso
Keith Richards
PinkPantheress
Yung Lean
Earlier this month it was revealed just how impactful a spot on the Grand Theft Auto 6 soundtrack can be. Some of the artists featured in the ‘Extended Look’ trailer saw a huge bump in their streaming numbers. Captain & Tennille’s ‘But I Think It’s A Dream’ saw a 130,730 per cent increase in global streams in the three days after the release of the Grand Theft Auto 6 showcase compared to the week before.
Following the release of ‘An Extended Look’, Grand Theft Auto 6 developers promised that the game won’t include any microtransactions or AI-generated assets. Meanwhile, Rockstar Games has also confirmed the “next evolution” of GTA Online with an official collab with roleplay server nopixel.
In other news, the team behind Marvel Rivals have announced a live concert will be premiering in London this October.
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