00:00So it looks like we have some brand new leaked GTA 6 gameplay again, and over the past couple
00:05of days, there has been a ton of leaked content surfacing online. Now, this new leaked gameplay
00:10shows us something that I think a lot of players are probably going to enjoy, and that is footage
00:15of the new strip clubs that we're going to be getting in GTA 6. So within the leaked gameplay,
00:21we see Jason walk inside of a club called Delights Cabaret. This is likely going to be one of the
00:27many strip club locations that we can expect to see coming to Leonida. Now, the leaked footage is
00:32only about 10 seconds long, and it's really only just Jason walking inside of Delights Cabaret.
00:38Unfortunately, that's all we get to see at this time, but it's highly likely that additional
00:42leaked gameplay will surface over the next couple of days. Now, within GTA 5, the main strip club is
00:49called the Vanilla Unicorn. It's available in both story mode and GTA Online. In the strip club,
00:55players can pay $40 in-game cash to receive a topless dance in the private section. It'll be
01:01super interesting to see what Rockstar has planned for the strip clubs in GTA 6, and whether it'll be
01:06similar to GTA 5, or if there will be additional things or other activities that you might be able
01:11to do while you're inside. In addition to the leaked gameplay showing us Delights Cabaret,
01:17there's also some additional gameplay giving us the clearest picture of how in-game robberies are
01:22actually going to function. So, within the additional leaked gameplay, we have Jason driving
01:29through Leonida, and he pulls up to a gas station. Once at the gas station, he gets out of his
01:34car,
01:34walks over into the gas station, where he confronts the cashier behind the cash register. He then decides
01:41to knock out the NPC and start taking cash from the cash register. After that, he runs outside,
01:47gets back in his car just as the police are starting to show up, and then he drives off as
01:53the police get
01:53in the car and start to follow him. The gameplay shows Jason driving his vehicle up the road for
01:59about 30 seconds, and he then pulls into another gas station where he gets out of his vehicle,
02:04walks inside the gas station, pulls out a gun, interacts with the NPCs, shoots the cashier behind
02:10the cash register, and starts taking money from it. After taking the money, he runs out of the gas station,
02:16gets back in his car just as the police are showing up, and then he leads the police on a
02:21high-speed
02:22chase down the highway. Now, we know for a fact that the gameplay is real, because over the past
02:28couple of days, Rockstar and their parent company, Take-Two Interactive, have been issuing DMCA takedown
02:34requests and copyright strikes on any videos, whether on YouTube or Twitter, that actually show the
02:40gameplay. If the gameplay was fake, obviously Rockstar wouldn't do anything about it, but the fact that
02:46Rockstar is taking steps to try and get this content removed from the internet strongly suggests that
02:52all of the leaked gameplay that we've been seeing over the past couple of days is in fact real.
02:57Not only that, Take-Two has actually filed a subpoena in federal court requesting information
03:02from Microsoft and Discord in order to try and attempt to identify the identity of the person
03:07they believe is responsible for these leaks. This subpoena requests information like account ID,
03:13registration email, IP address, phone number, other linked accounts, and any associated device identifiers.
03:20Now, despite the legal steps that Rockstar is taking in order to try and identify the person
03:25behind these leaks in an attempt to get them to stop, there have continuously been a ton of new
03:31leaked GTA 6 clips surfacing online even after Rockstar filed something in federal court, so it'll be
03:37super interesting to see if they're actually able to identify the person responsible for these leaks,
03:42and if the leaks eventually stop. Now, shifting focus a little bit, we have some additional reports
03:47from inside Rockstar games following the GTA 6 leaks. We have reports suggesting that Rockstar
03:53employees are feeling frustrated and exhausted. An executive at Rockstar has sent out an email to
03:58staff denouncing the leaker and promising that the incident wouldn't detract from the excellent work
04:02they've all done. Rockstar hasn't yet figured out who the leaker is or how the leak has happened.
04:08Inside, it's all hands on deck as management is working to figure out what happened. Additionally,
04:13Rockstar's leaders and many employees are angry about what happened, but in the meantime, employees
04:18are continuing to work on the game as they get closer and closer to the game's official launch.
04:22So, a pretty frustrating situation for Rockstar overall, and honestly, I think that the GTA community
04:28is a little bit divided over the GTA 6 leaks. Some fans are supportive of Rockstar, they denounce
04:34the leaker, they're sad that it happened. On the other hand, there is a ton of other people that are
04:39happy about the leaks, and they attribute the leaks to Rockstar's poor marketing for GTA 6. So,
04:45let me know your thoughts about this in the comment section below. Are you happy about the leaks? Are you
04:50sad about the leaks? Do you think that Rockstar could have done anything differently to prevent
04:54this from happening? With us being just a couple of days away from the Netflix extended reveal trailer,
05:00it'll be super interesting to see if any additional GTA 6 leaks come out,
05:04and if they do, hopefully it doesn't ruin what Rockstar has planned.
