"W Rockstar": Fans excited after T-Pain claims to be working in GTA 6

T-Pain, a well-known American singer and record producer, created a buzz on social media lately when he claimed to be a part of GTA 6. In a video, he can be seen explaining that the reason why he hasn't been in Grand Theft Auto 5 RP for a while is that Rockstar had urged him to stop due to him being part of Grand Theft Auto 6.

Most fans have been excited over this claim, and many left comments on social media expressing their delight. One such comment from a fan named Tony (@Tony301195) on X read:

"W Rockstar"

Many others joined in and shared what they felt about this allegation. This article discusses all the information players need to know about T-Pain's appearance in Grand Theft Auto VI, his remarks from the video, and what fans have been saying about it ever since.

Disclaimer: The involvement of T-Pain in GTA 6 has not been officially announced by Rockstar Games. It has merely been alleged by T-Pain.

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Fans ecstatic as T-Pain claims involvement in GTA 6

In a video, which was presumably a livestream, T-Pain claimed that he is involved in GTA 6. He seemed to be responding to someone, probably a comment, which said that he should be on NoPixel, the popular Grand Theft Auto RP server. He explained that he used to be on the server, but then he started working with Rockstar Games on Grand Theft Auto 6.

Allegedly, Rockstar didn't want him to be on Grand Theft Auto RP anymore since he was working with them on a GTA title. He used to be a regular on the popular NoPixel server but then suddenly dropped out of it. T-Pain then goes on to express his surprise at the fact that not long after Rockstar asked him to quit NoPixel, they went on to acquire FiveM, the mod used to play GTA RP.

Most fans were quite happy to learn about T-Pain's involvement in the upcoming Grand Theft Auto title.

One fan believes that T-Pain could end up being a radio host in the game.

One fan made a throwback to GTA Vice City by saying that T-Pain could host a modern version of Fever 105, the iconic radio station in the game that played soul, R&B, and disco music. Since Grand Theft Auto 6 is set in Vice City, Rockstar could definitely make this happen.

Others think that T-Pain, along with some other artists, might be adding to the game's soundtrack.

Rockstar often picks real-life musicians as radio hosts in the Grand Theft Auto games. For instance, DJ Pooh hosts West Coast Classics in GTA 5, and he appears as himself.

Some fans were skeptical of the claim, with a few even worried that T-Pain was breaking his NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) by revealing his role in the upcoming game.

Since this supposed revelation isn't official, nobody knows about the terms of the agreement between Rockstar Games and T-Pain.