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Travis Scott, other artists share cryptic GTA 6 messages on Instagram

Several popular musicians, including Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen, teased some involvement with 'GTA 6' on Instagram.

Travis Scott, other artists share cryptic GTA 6 messages on Instagram

During the Grand Theft Auto VI extended look on Netflix in August, fans received a glimpse of the highly anticipated game's soundtrack. On Tuesday, several well-known artists revealed images that seemed to be fragments of a larger piece of artwork related to Grand Theft Auto VI, according to IGN. Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, and Future were among the artists who posted their images on Instagram.

Scott showcased a pair of high-heeled shoes on a stripper pole, Wallen displayed a part of a swimming pool drawn in Rockstar's distinctive style, and Future exhibited the rear end of a nice car with a Vice City license plate. While some posts lacked captions, Scott's included a tag for Rockstar Games, clearly indicating their connection to GTA VI.

The obvious conclusion is that these artists may be featured on the game's soundtrack. All of them would align with Rockstar's usual aesthetic, and they are popular or trendy enough to be on a GTA soundtrack. However, it's also possible that some or all of them will appear as characters or radio DJs in the game, as Rockstar has done in the past with artists such as Dr. Dre, Phil Collins, and Axl Rose.

Regardless of the truth, if you enjoy any or all of these artists and are not already eager for GTA VI, this news provides a compelling reason to be.

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