A leak reveals 'GTA 6' websites that parody WhatsApp, Uber, and OnlyFans

Grand Theft Auto 6 is making headlines again thanks to a new leak that has stirred up the gaming community. This time, several domains registered by Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have been discovered, which would parody real services such as WhatsApp, Uber, and OnlyFans.

The information was shared by insider TezFunz2, known for providing accurate information about the series. He points out that these pages would appear within the game itself as part of its characteristic satirical humor.

The leaked GTA 6 websites

According to TezFunz2, the registrations include names such as "rydeme.app", which would be a parody of Uber or Lyft; "what-up.app", a clear reference to WhatsApp; and "buckme.app", associated with OnlyFans or Patreon.

"leonidagov.org" was also found, the supposed official portal of the fictional state of Leonida, the new setting of the game. Other more provocative domains, such as "hookers-galore.com", suggest the inclusion of adult content pages within the satirical universe of the title.

A strategy with precedents

The insider explained that all the domains were registered on May 27. He also recalled that Rockstar had already used this same tactic in GTA IV and GTA V. The parody pages ended up being linked to the game's official websites.

However, TezFunz2 warned that not all these addresses are guaranteed to appear in the final version. Some could simply be precautionary reservations by the company.

The impact of GTA 6 on the industry

The release of Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for May 26, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series. Expectations are enormous, since the series comes from a historic success with GTA V, released in 2013, which surpassed 215 million copies sold worldwide.

Fans reinforce the idea that Rockstar will maintain the irreverent and parodic tone that characterizes the franchise.