GTA 6 Insider Encourages Fans to Harass Rockstar in Real Life, and Someone Has Already Taken Action

In the latest twist surrounding Grand Theft Auto 6, a hacker group known as Cyberleek has stirred up controversy by urging fans to protest outside Rockstar North’s office due to the game being available only in digital format. Reports indicate that someone has already taken it upon themselves to visit the studio shortly after the leak surfaced.

On August 24, Cyberleek released another video showcasing what appears to be gameplay from a build of GTA 6, likely from 2025 or later. This clip features a character named Jason exploring a nudist colony, naturally populated by numerous naked individuals. Accompanying the footage, Cyberleek included a watermark with a message that diverged from previous ones, calling for fans to physically protest in front of Rockstar and Take-Two’s offices while dressed as leeks and holding physical copies of the game.

“Plus, to show support at least 10 gamers need to show up dressed as leeks in front of Take2/Rock offices holding game discs during working hours,” the message stated. It appears at least one individual took this call to action seriously and made their way to Rockstar North.

A Twitter user, Reece_US, shared a video of a young man outside Rockstar North in Scotland, brandishing leeks. In the video, he declared, “Enough is enough, drop the beach leaks for all the incels!” before taking a bite out of the leek while standing in front of the studio. Another user reportedly witnessed him walking towards the office with the leeks in hand.

Since August 18, Rockstar Games has remained silent regarding the leaks and the ongoing situation. Attempts to reach out to Rockstar about this incident and the Cyberleek leaks have been made.

This bizarre visit by a Cyberleek supporter is just one of many strange developments in the ongoing saga of GTA 6 leaks. Various groups have claimed to have access to the unreleased game, some have shared AI-generated content as if it were real, and others have circulated fake or staged videos alleging legal action against Reddit users. It’s a chaotic situation.

Meanwhile, Take-Two and Rockstar’s legal teams are actively pursuing the leaker through subpoenas and other legal avenues, as indicated by recently uncovered court documents.