Fuite du soundtrack de GTA 6 évoque Dua Lipa, Jennie et Lana Del Rey
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Insider Gaming rapporte qu’une fuite apparente d’un album de GTA 6 liste des artistes dont Dua Lipa, Jennie (de Blackpink) et Lana Del Rey et présente une liste de 34 titres. L’album signalé est décrit comme distinct de la bande originale de Justice et de la bande-son radio du jeu. La fuite est apparue dans une vidéo Instagram affirmant que le titre inédit de Lana Del Rey « Crazy For You » y figurait. Insider Gaming a publié l’article le 14 novembre 2026.
- What happened: Insider Gaming reports an apparent leak of a GTA 6 album listing 34 tracks and naming artists such as Dua Lipa, Jennie (Blackpink) and Lana Del Rey.
- Why it matters: The reported album is presented as different from Justice’s original game score and from the game’s radio soundtrack, per Insider Gaming.
- Context: Insider Gaming says the track listing was revealed in an Instagram video whose poster sought to confirm that an unreleased Lana Del Rey song, “Crazy For You,” was on the soundtrack.
- What next: Insider Gaming’s report does not confirm the leak as official, and no publisher-verified soundtrack release or Rockstar confirmation is provided in the evidence.
What changed
Insider Gaming reports that a 34-track album purportedly tied to GTA 6 leaked via an Instagram video. The leak names multiple mainstream artists, including Dua Lipa, Jennie of Blackpink, and Lana Del Rey, and claims inclusion of an unreleased Lana Del Rey song titled “Crazy For You.”
Before and after
- Before: Insider Gaming notes the game already has a score by Justice and a separate in-game radio soundtrack.
- After: The reported 34-track album is described by Insider Gaming as different from both Justice’s score and the radio soundtrack.
Limits
- The evidence is a report of an apparent leak published by Insider Gaming on November 14, 2026; the leak is shown in an Instagram video according to the report. The report does not include any confirmation from Rockstar Games or a record label, and it does not establish that the listed album is an official in-game or commercial release.