Rapper ScHoolboy Q, known for his featured music on the radio stations for both "Grand Theft Auto (GTA) V" and "GTA Online," teased fans about a possible collaboration with "GTA VI."

"GTA" radio is one of the most popular trademarks of the series and has been entertaining gamers since the first "GTA" dropped in 1997.

ScHoolboy Q Might Join T-Pain for 'GTA VI'

In his celebratory post for his album's 10th anniversary, a fan shared his excitement to hear the rapper on "GTA VI" radio. The rapper then replied to the tweet but did not confirm the news.

ScHoolboy is not the only artist up for some "GTA VI" work. Last month, singer-songwriter T-Pain confirmed that he would be working with Rockstar Games for the launch of the next "GTA."

In line with his announcement, he revealed that he was asked to leave his "GTA V" role-play server that runs on third-party servers. It is still unclear how T-Pain will contribute to the development of the game.

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'GTA VI' Continues Hype for the Game

The trailer for "GTA VI" broke three Guinness World Records within the day of its release. This was solid proof for Rockstar Games that the franchise is still going strong, and gamers have been patiently waiting for it.

The next installment of the franchise will take place at the fictional Vice City, where Tommy Vercetti was first introduced. While not much is known about its development, the trailer revealed Lucia as the protagonist, along with her boyfriend.

"GTA VI" is expected to launch sometime in 2025, with Rockstar Games still undecided on the specific launch date. For now, fans can enjoy playing other "GTA" installments since the company regularly updates them.

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