The gaming community is buzzing with fresh speculation about Grand Theft Auto 6 after rapper Travis Scott potentially teased his involvement in Rockstar Games' highly anticipated title through his new "2000 Excursion" music video. With the game's release still nearly a year away (currently scheduled for May 2026), fans continue dissecting every potential clue about the upcoming sequel.

In the controversial music video (timestamp 3:55), eagle-eyed viewers spotted Scott standing beside a Ferrari bearing the license plate "GTA VI6" - an unmistakable nod to Rockstar's forthcoming project. While this could simply be an homage from a celebrity fan, many speculate it might hint at Scott's participation in the game, possibly as a radio host, soundtrack contributor, or even an in-game character.

This isn't the first time major musicians have been connected to GTA 6. Earlier leaks suggested Drake might receive his own in-game radio station, while DJ Khaled was similarly rumored to have a musical presence. Rockstar Games has a history of collaborating with top artists - GTA Online previously hosted virtual concerts by artists like Dr. Dre and The Weeknd.

Industry insiders note that Scott's gaming credentials make him a plausible collaborator. His 2020 "Astronomical" Fortnite concert broke player records, demonstrating his crossover appeal in digital spaces. The blurred lines between music, gaming, and virtual experiences make such collaborations increasingly common in today's entertainment landscape.

However, Rockstar maintains complete silence about these rumors. The developer recently delayed GTA 6 from its original Fall 2025 window to May 2026, stating they want to "exceed player expectations." This caution suggests any potential Scott collaboration would remain under wraps until Rockstar's carefully planned marketing cycle begins.