Eighth GTA 6 Gameplay Leak Reveals Strip Club and New Cutscene

The wave of unauthorized Grand Theft Auto VI footage shows no sign of slowing, with an eighth clip now circulating online just days ahead of Rockstar's official Netflix reveal. The video, sourced from the same leaker behind the ongoing "Cyberleek" spree, gives the first real look at one of the game's most anticipated locations: a strip club in Vice City.

The leaker had previously teased the footage as a reward tied to the market cap of an associated memecoin, and once that threshold was reportedly hit, the clip made its way online. Running past the two-minute mark, the video is mostly confined to the club's interior, giving fans an extended look at protagonist Jason Duggan moving through the space.

The clip doesn't stop there. In its closing moments, the footage cuts to a previously unseen cutscene. Jason is shown stepping outside a beachside bar, telling another character he needs to use the restroom. The scene then shifts into the men's room, where an unnamed NPC strikes up an odd, meandering conversation with him at the urinals — capped off by a blunt, distinctly Rockstar-style exchange. It marks the second standalone cutscene to surface during the leaker's ongoing run, reinforcing speculation that whoever is behind the leaks has access to footage spanning multiple points in the game rather than a single continuous playthrough.

This is now the third leak clip in a matter of days following gameplay showing Jason driving and a separate clip depicting a gas station robbery. Take-Two has continued pushing back against the leaks through legal channels, filing a subpoena against Microsoft and Discord last week in an effort to help track down the source. Microsoft has reportedly cooperated with the investigation so far.

The strip club leak also lines up with a broader pattern fans have noticed throughout the Cyberleek clips: adult-oriented content, drawn largely from crypto-fueled "unlocks," continues to be positioned as the leaker's biggest draw for engagement. It's a strategy that's kept the clips spreading rapidly across social platforms and gaming forums even as Rockstar and Take-Two work to get them taken down.

With Rockstar's official "Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look" set to premiere on Netflix on August 27, the timing of this leak — and the seven that came before it — raises the question of just how much the leaker plans to reveal before Rockstar gets the chance to unveil it on its own terms.

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