GTA 6 Leaker Shares New Gameplay Footage Featuring a Strip Club Amid Netflix’s Unfazed Response

Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks are still rolling in, with a seventh clip surfacing online from the Cyberleeks alias. They’re now asking a staggering $165,000 for an initial meeting to discuss advertising in these leaks. The latest gameplay footage features protagonist Jason Duval engaging in a series of heists, including robbing convenience stores, experiencing a slow-motion car crash on a bridge, and stepping into one of the game’s strip clubs.

The clip kicks off with Jason arriving at a gas station in a battered sports car, where he checks the fuel pump. He’s given the option to refuel for $32 or repair the vehicle for $2,429, but with no cash on hand, he opts to rob the gas station clerk instead. After the robbery, he makes a hasty escape, speeding down the road as SexyyRed’s “Pound Town” blares from the radio, before hitting up a convenience store. The NPC clerk warns, “Put the weapon away, I won’t say it again,” only to be shot in the face. A bystander casually remarks, “Come on, man, let me go on my merry f*cking way,” adding to the chaotic atmosphere.

The highlight of the clip comes after the crime spree, as Jason speeds across a bridge and collides with a flatbed truck. The camera shifts to a cinematic slow-motion view during the crash, showcasing a dramatic 360-degree spin before returning to regular gameplay. The footage wraps up with Jason entering a strip club at night, just as he approaches a “live nudes” sign, leaving fans eager for the next clip that might take them further inside.

Despite Rockstar Games and its parent company being fully engaged in tracking down the source of these leaks, the leaks have persisted for five days. Take-Two has even secured subpoenas for records from Microsoft and Discord, hoping to identify those behind the breach.

Reports indicate that the company is still in the dark about the identity of the leaker but plans to proceed with its scheduled “extended” look at the game on Netflix on August 27. Rockstar has remained quiet on social media since the leaks began, while Netflix has teased an upcoming “exclusive” reveal for GTA 6.

In a show of support, Xbox CTO Scott Van Vliet tweeted about collaborating with Take-Two and Rockstar to protect creative works and intellectual property. Meanwhile, Cyberleeks has added a new section to its website for selling sponsorships for future leaks, with potential advertisers needing to fork over around $165,000 in cryptocurrency just to secure a meeting. The site claims, “You can advertise almost anything. Gambling and adult content are fine. No scams.”