GTA 6 may feature DJ Khaled, ScHoolboy Q, and T-Pain on its in-game radio stations

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DJ Khaled may be preparing to host his own radio station in Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6), according to recent speculation. While neither the record producer nor Rockstar Games has confirmed the news, reports suggest that Khaled's involvement could extend to featuring his own music on the station.

A leak from an X user, @TheGhosyOfHope, has fueled discussions about Khaled's potential role in the upcoming game. The post claimed that Khaled would be hosting a dedicated music station in GTA 6, which would include his tracks. The leak also hinted at the possibility of other real-world artists having their own stations in the game.

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Reactions from fans have been mixed. Some have expressed excitement about the idea, while others have shared their doubts. One user joked that Khaled might only play Drake's songs, referencing a recent dispute between the two. Khaled had previously announced that his upcoming album, Aalam of God, would include two tracks featuring Drake, but the rapper denied the claim in an Instagram comment. Other fans reacted by saying they would not be tuning in to Khaled's radio station while playing the game.

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DJ Khaled is not the only artist rumoured to be involved in GTA 6. Reports suggest that ScHoolboy Q and T-Pain are also part of the game's music lineup.

ScHoolboy Q responded to a fan on X, confirming his involvement. He stated that he would appear in GTA 6, just as he did in previous Rockstar Games titles like GTA 5 and GTA: Online.

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T-Pain's connection to the game also surfaced after he revealed details during a live stream. He explained that Rockstar Games asked him to stop playing on NoPixel, a popular GTA 5 role-playing server, due to