GTA 6 trailer 2 rumours explained as potential song is revealed
There are tons of new games on the horizon, but Grand Theft Auto VI is arguably the most eagerly anticipated.
Rockstar Games dropped the first trailer for the upcoming sequel on Monday 4th December 2023, after it controversially leaked online early.
That trailer was set to the soundtrack of Tom Petty’s iconic Love is a Long Road, and it treated fans to a glimpse of the sun kissed streets of modern day Vice City, 16 years after we last visited it in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories.
We also saw Lucia, the first female protagonist in the franchise’s 3D era, which began with 2001’s Grand Theft Auto III.
Since then, rumours have flown around the internet as fans count down the days until Grand Theft Auto VI is released.
However, recent speculation has mounted about a song that might be on the soundtrack for the game, so let’s take a closer look at what could be in store.
Speculation has grown in the last few days that the song Ring My Bell by Anita Ward could be featured on the soundtrack or in a new trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI.
This came after a logo for the game appeared as a cover picture on the artist’s Spotify page, as highlighted by Reddit user AlilBitTall.
Ring My Bell is the track that Ward is most known for — and it even featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on the radio station K-Jah, although this was a cover by a band called Blood Sisters.
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According to GameRant, this has caused many fans to assume it will appear in Grand Theft Auto VI, as it is a track synonymous with the ‘80s, the decade in which 2002’s Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was set.
However, on X, formerly known as Twitter, a Grand Theft Auto fan page called Project Vice uploaded a statement released by Ward via her Spotify page that denied the rumours.
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