Drake and Skrilla Join GTA 6 Radio: Exclusive Music Station Rumored

🎵 The Soundtrack Revolution in GTA 6

Grand Theft Auto has always been as much about its soundtrack as its gameplay. From the iconic 80s hits of Vice City to the diverse radio stations of GTA V, Rockstar Games has consistently created immersive audio experiences that define each game's era and location.

Now, fresh leaks suggest that GTA 6 is taking this to an entirely new level. According to multiple reports from Spanish gaming outlets VidaExtra and Marca in October 2025, two major music artists are joining the Vice City radio lineup: rapper Skrilla and global superstar Drake.

What makes this particularly exciting is that Drake may not just be contributing music — he could be getting his own dedicated radio station with exclusive tracks that debut in the game before anywhere else. Let's dive into what we know.

🎤 Skrilla Confirms His Viral Track "Doot Doot"

Rapper Skrilla made waves when he appeared on the podcast "Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast"and casually dropped a major revelation: his viral TikTok sensation "Doot Doot" will feature on GTA 6's in-game radio.

"Doot Doot" has exploded in popularity with over 44 million plays on Spotify alone, becoming a cultural phenomenon on TikTok. The track's catchy hook and energetic beat make it a perfect fit for cruising through the neon-lit streets of Vice City.

While Rockstar hasn't officially confirmed this, Skrilla's statements carry weight. Artists rarely make such specific claims about unreleased games unless they've signed NDAs and have insider knowledge.

This wouldn't be the first time GTA has featured contemporary hip-hop artists. Previous games have included tracks from artists like Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator, and A$AP Rocky. However, having an artist as both a musical contributor and an in-game character takes it to a new level of integration.

🔥 Drake's Exclusive Radio Station in GTA 6

The Drake rumors take things even further. According to Jermaine Dupri, who discussed the topic on a podcast, Rockstar Games contacted Drake about creating a dedicated radio station exclusively for the rapper within GTA 6.

The idea of exclusive timed-release music is particularly fascinating. Imagine Drake dropping a new single inside GTA 6 weeks before it hits Spotify or Apple Music. This would blur the lines between gaming and music in unprecedented ways, creating a cultural event that transcends both industries.

Drake is no stranger to gaming culture. He's been spotted playing Fortnite with Ninja, streaming on Twitch, and frequently references video games in his music. Having his own station in the most anticipated game of the decade would be a perfect match for his brand.

For context, GTA V's radio stations featured hundreds of licensed tracks across genres like hip-hop, rock, electronic, pop, and Latin music. The game had dedicated stations hosted by celebrity DJs like Flying Lotus and Pam Grier. A Drake-curated station would fit right into this tradition while pushing it into new territory.

🌟 Why This Matters for GTA 6 and Gaming Culture

Grand Theft Auto's radio stations have always been more than background music. They're a core part of the game's identity, defining the atmosphere of each location and time period. From the synthwave of Vice City's 80s aesthetic to Los Santos's contemporary hip-hop scene, the soundtrack is as important as the gameplay itself.

This collaboration also shows Rockstar's commitment to music authenticity. Just as they meticulously research architecture, vehicle details, and cultural elements for their games, they're clearly investing heavily in creating an authentic, immersive audio landscape for Vice City.

Previous GTA games have helped launch or revive music careers. GTA Vice City's soundtrack introduced 80s classics to a new generation. GTA V's Flying Lotus FM showcased underground electronic artists. A Drake station in GTA 6 could become one of the most-listened-to "radio stations" in the world, with millions of players tuning in daily.

🎯 What We Know So Far

To summarize the current state of these rumors:

As we get closer to GTA 6's May 2026 release, we can expect Rockstar to start revealing more details about the game's features — including its radio stations and soundtrack. The November 6, 2025 earnings call from Take-Two Interactive might provide our next major update.

Until then, fans are left to speculate and hope. The idea of cruising through a neon-lit Vice City with Drake's voice hosting your radio station, or hearing Skrilla's "Doot Doot" blast through your speakers during a high-speed chase, is undeniably exciting.

What do you think? Would you be excited to hear Drake and Skrilla on GTA 6's radio? What other artists would you love to see featured? Let us know in the comments below! And stay tuned to ViceCityGuides.com for all the latest GTA 6 news as it breaks.