GTA 6 Teased By Journalist After Being Invited To Rockstar Games

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Journalist and content creator HipHopGamer is hyping up the next installment in the GTA series, Grand Theft Auto 6, after meeting with Take-Two Interactive's CEO. Many are sceptical on whether or not HipHopGamer actually got to see GTA 6, or if he was simply hyping up the game after visiting the studio.

Taking to Twitter yesterday afternoon, HipHopGamer posted a picture with Take-Two Interactive's CEO Strauss Zelnick, proving that he has likely been on a tour of Rockstar Games or Take-Two's studio. He then, however, hints at the fact that he may have seen the next instalment in the Grand Theft Auto series in some capacity, hyping fans up for the long-awaited title.

He begins the tweet with, "#GrandTheftAutoVI GET HYPED IS ALL I CAN SAY!" followed by a thank you to Rockstar Games and Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick. The tweet then ends by saying, "When I Tell You That GRAND THEFT AUTO 6 Will Be A Forever Moment To Remember Oh Man It's Over," suggesting that he may have been shown a sneak peek at the next Grand Theft Auto game.

#GrandTheftAutoVI GET HYPED IS ALL I CAN SAY!

I LOVE @RockstarGames Thank You In Advance#HipHopGamer & Strauss Zelnick (CEO OF TAKE TWO INTERACTIVE) He's Dope For Real Much Love Man.

When I Tell You That GRAND THEFT AUTO 6 Will Be A Forever Moment To Remember Oh Man It's… pic.twitter.com/UhYSQNczBO
— HOT97 | HipHopGamer | AMD | PLITCH | THE G.O.A.T. (@HipHopGamer) April 21, 2023

It's unlikely that Rockstar has shown GTA 6 to a single journalist prior to an official reveal, as the studio is well-known for being incredibly tight-lipped about its projects, especially Grand Theft Auto. Although no official reveal for the next entry in the series has been made just yet, Rockstar Games has confirmed multiple times now that they're hard at work on the next entry.

All the way back in February of 2022, Rockstar Games announced in a newswire post that development on the next Grand Theft Auto game was well underway. Then, a few months later, the studio confirmed that resources and developers were being brought over from Red Dead Redemption 2 to assist in the creation of what is likely to be Grand Theft Auto 6.

The studio has yet to label the next entry in the series as 'Grand Theft Auto 6', but a huge leak back in September saw multiple gameplay clips hit the internet, showcasing the game's new characters, world, vehicles, weapons, and much more. A response by Rockstar Games called the leak "extremely disappointing."