Rumor: Drake Might Host a Radio Station in GTA 6

A recent leak suggests that Drake, the globally renowned Canadian rapper and singer, could be getting his own radio station in Grand Theft Auto 6. Though Rockstar Games has yet to confirm the news, fellow rapper and producer Jermaine Dupri may have accidentally spilled the beans during a podcast appearance — hinting that Drake could debut exclusive, unreleased music through the game before it’s heard anywhere else.

🎙️ Drake Joining GTA 6’s Music Lineup?

During a June 12 interview on the New Rory & Mal podcast, Dupri casually mentioned, “Drake got his own radio station in Grand Theft Auto.” While he didn’t specify GTA 6 by name, context strongly suggests he was referencing the next entry in the franchise. He went on to reveal that Rockstar may allow artists like Drake to upload unreleased tracks directly to the game’s radio stations — a potentially groundbreaking move for in-game music distribution.

📻 Radio Stations Featuring Real Artists

This isn't the first time rumors of high-profile musicians appearing in GTA 6 have circulated. Earlier this year, reports claimed that DJ Khaled would also be featured with his own station. Leaks have indicated Rockstar may be lining up multiple real-life artists as radio hosts in the new game — turning GTA 6’s airwaves into a platform for exclusive content and music premieres.

🕹️ Other Major GTA 6 Rumors

Drake’s potential inclusion is just one of several exciting leaks about GTA 6. A trusted insider recently revealed that the game may feature:

• Five playable chapters
• 700+ enterable buildings, including malls and stores
• A streamlined weapon wheel, similar to Red Dead Redemption 2
• Features once seen in early builds — like the ability to go prone — may have been cut

With a release date now set for May 26, 2026, players still have nearly a year to go before seeing which of these leaks turn out to be real.

🎮 What This Means for GTA 6

If true, Rockstar’s approach to integrating real-time music drops and celebrity-run stations could reshape how music is launched in games. For fans of both Grand Theft Auto and artists like Drake, the next installment may offer more than gameplay — it could become a major cultural platform.