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GTA 6 leak surfaces: TikTok-style social feed, side missions
Retail listings say players could follow influencers across Leonida

- June 26, 2026
- Updated: June 26, 2026 at 2:00 PM

Grand Theft Auto 6 might include its own in-game social network, if new product listings from Amazon Brazil and Kabum are anything to go by. Rockstar Games hasn’t confirmed any of it, so for now it sits firmly in rumor territory.
Both listings describe a smartphone feed where players can follow influencers, watch viral clips, and keep up with events happening across Leonida. They also hint that the feed could surface hidden side missions and random world events. If that ends up being real, it would take Rockstar’s usual fake-internet satire a lot further than Grand Theft Auto 5 ever did with Lifeinvader and Bleeter.
It also lines up with what was already visible in Rockstar’s first Grand Theft Auto 6 trailer. You could see vertical-video framing, the usual Florida-style chaos, and UI elements that looked a lot like follow, like, and comment buttons. Put that next to the Amazon Brazil and Kabum descriptions, plus their mentions of more advanced NPC routines and the ability to switch between Jason and Lucia, and the Vice City-inspired world starts to sound a lot more reactive.
If you’re hoping GTA 6 turns social media parody into an actual gameplay system, this is the kind of leak to keep an eye on. That said, there’s still no confirmation that players will be able to build their own fame, shape what goes viral, or interact with the system in any deeper way.
Right now, these details only appear on the Amazon Brazil and Kabum product pages. Until Rockstar Games puts out a proper breakdown, it’s safest to treat every specific mechanic here as unconfirmed.
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