Recent leaks have shed light on Grand Theft Auto 6, revealing names of several in-game websites expected to be included in the upcoming title. Industry insider TezFunz2, known for their reliable information, shared what may be playful takes on real-life businesses, hinting that Rockstar Games is not straying far from its roots more than a decade since the last GTA title.

According to the leaks, comedic domain names like rydeme.app—a potential parody of ride-hailing services Uber or Lyft—have surfaced, along with others such as what-up.app, likely mimicking WhatsApp’s messaging function, and buckme.app, which may parody OnlyFans or Patreon. Additionally, domains indicating government presence, such as leonidagov.org, suggest they would serve fictional contexts within the game.

While fans await the game’s anticipated release on May 26, 2026, they are advised to take these leaks lightly, as details may shift in the coming months. Rockstar seems to have mastered this game of cat and mouse with their community, maintaining excitement with clever marketing strategies.