A new Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leak has surfaced — the twelfth to come from the source known as "the cryptobro" — and it's the longest one to date, running three minutes and fifteen seconds. This time, the footage drops protagonist Jason into the middle of a Vice City nightclub.
Unlike the previous leak, which came stamped with an offer to trade story spoilers involving Lucia, this clip's watermark carries a different message entirely. Rather than baiting fans with plot details, it urges viewers to "stop the hate" and redirect that energy into protest, framing the leaks as a costly and risky endeavor that donations help sustain.
As for the footage itself: Jason is shown approaching the entrance of NINE1NINE, a Vice City nightclub, where a line of NPCs waits under purple lighting. Once inside, the venue's interior comes into view — chandeliers, glimmering walls, red-tinted lighting, and curtains, along with a statue and suggestive black-and-white artwork lining the walls. The Weeknd's "Wanderlust" plays as Jason makes his way toward the club's main floor.
That main area houses a bar and a crowd of NPCs going about typical nightclub behavior — drinking, dancing, vaping, and scrolling on their phones. Jason is able to take a seat at the bar, and NPCs approach him just as he can approach them. On the dance floor, one NPC is shown reacting animatedly at a table before Jason himself joins the crowd to dance, with a DJ visible on a raised platform nearby.
The clip wraps up with Jason heading to an elevated platform overlooking the dance floor, where Tove Lo and SG Lewis's "Heat" takes over the soundtrack. There, he's shown greeting two separate women through button-prompt interactions.
As always, RockstarINTEL is not hosting or linking to the leaked footage itself — this write-up is a description only.
More GTA VI coverage is on the way as additional leaks continue to surface.
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