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GTA 6: The Album Gains Two Singles, Both on HTTP
by 6Charts TeamCategory: news7 min read
This desk's editor fetched https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/music at HTTP 200 and 955,090 bytes at 2026-10-12T03:16:26Z and read the single list, the artist credits and every outbound link off that one response. CONFIRMED, the eight singles in page order and verbatim: That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin) by Yung Lean; RHYNO by Travis Scott; Sexy Magic by CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crecy; Last Thing You Need by Morgan Wallen; Suzuki by Fuerza Regida; Macacoa 2000 by Rauw Alejandro; Don't Chart by Cardi B; and Bright Lights, Big City by Keith Richards. The editor checked all eight titles and all eight artists against this entire repository: six have between 4 and 6 prior mentions each, and exactly two have ZERO mentions anywhere, Suzuki by Fuerza Regida at 0 files for both title and artist and Don't Chart by Cardi B at 0 files for both. Batch 58 of this desk, reading on 5 October, reported six credited tracks against 28 "Track N" placeholders across 34 slots, so the credited count has moved from six to eight. ALSO CONFIRMED: of the ten lnk.to links on the page, exactly two use the http scheme rather than https, and they are precisely the two new entries, http://gtavi-thealbum.lnk.to/suzuki and http://gtavi-thealbum.lnk.to/dontchart, while the other six single links and the two store links all use https. The editor is NOT claiming to know who typed them or when; the claim is only that the two newest entries are also the only two that depart from the page's own URL scheme, which is a fact about the markup. Rockstar's album copy, verbatim: "With 34 original tracks that capture the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto VI's world of Vice City and Leonida, Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album features a genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world", and separately "Coming November 19". An internal spelling inconsistency the editor caught on the same response: the Sexy Magic credit spells the artist "Pink Pantheress" with a space while the Flash FM playlist on the same page spells the same artist "PinkPantheress" as one word, and this desk reproduces each field as it is spelled rather than normalising either. INDEPENDENT CORROBORATION: researcher 1, working Rockstar's own properties with no contact with the editor, filed the same eight singles from its own fetch, so this finding was reached twice by two routes. RECORDED AND RESTING UNDER NOTHING: the editor guessed that an album surface might sit at https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/thealbum and received HTTP 404 at 411,062 bytes at 2026-10-12T03:20:54Z. That was an invented URL, a 404 on an invented URL proves nothing in either direction, and nothing in this article rests on it. LIMITS printed in full: new to this repository is NOT new to the world, and zero prior mentions here establishes only that this site had not reported them, not when Rockstar added them; the scheme observation is about markup and not about people, with no claim made about who edited the page or in what order; nothing is claimed about the other 26 of the 34 slots because Rockstar names only eight; this desk did not follow either http link and makes no claim about where either resolves or whether a redirect upgrades the scheme; and the byte size is one reading of a page carrying cache busting hashes. rockstargames.com/robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot by name and this desk's fetches use a standard desktop browser user agent against specific public URLs rather than crawling.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album has two singles it did not have a week ago. They are "Suzuki" by Fuerza Regida and "Don't Chart" by Cardi B, and neither the titles nor the artists appear anywhere in this repository's 468 published articles. There is one other thing those two share, and it is in the markup: of the ten lnk.to links on Rockstar's music page, exactly two use the http scheme rather than https, and they are precisely those two.
CONFIRMED. The editor fetched https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/music at HTTP 200 and 955,090 bytes at 2026-10-12T03:16:26Z, and read the single list, the artist credits and every outbound link off that one response.
The eight singles, in page order, verbatim
#TitleArtist credit as the page spells itPrior mentions in this repository
1That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)Yung Lean4 to 6 files
2RHYNOTravis Scott4 to 6 files
3Sexy MagicCA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crécy4 to 6 files
4Last Thing You NeedMorgan Wallen4 to 6 files
5SuzukiFuerza Regida0 files, title and artist both
6Macacoa 2000Rauw Alejandro4 to 6 files
7Don't ChartCardi B0 files, title and artist both
8Bright Lights, Big CityKeith Richards4 to 6 files
Six of the eight have between four and six prior mentions across this site, which is what a credit this desk has already reported looks like in the archive. Two have none at all. Batch 58 of this desk, reading on 5 October, reported six credited tracks against 28 "Track N" placeholders across 34 slots. The count has moved from six to eight.
That conclusion was reached twice, independently. Researcher 1, working Rockstar's own properties with no contact with the editor, filed the same finding from its own fetch: the music page now lists eight singles where this desk published six, and researcher 1 lists the same eight titles. Two routes to the same fact is the strongest sourcing available short of a Rockstar statement, and there is no Rockstar statement.
The scheme split, which is a fact about the markup and nothing more
The editor listed every lnk.to link on the page. There are ten. Eight use https. Two use http.
LinkScheme
http://gtavi-thealbum.lnk.to/suzukihttp
http://gtavi-thealbum.lnk.to/dontcharthttp
The six other single linkshttps
The two store linkshttps
The two entries that are new to this desk are also the only two that depart from the page's own URL scheme. This desk is not claiming to know who typed them, or when, or why. The claim is narrower than that and is exactly this: the two newest entries are the only two that break the pattern the other eight links follow, which is a fact about the markup that anybody can check by reading the same page.
An official Rockstar screenshot already published on Rockstar's own media pages. It is published artwork, it is not album art, and it carries no track listing or release information of any kind.
What Rockstar says about the album, verbatim
With 34 original tracks that capture the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto VI's world of Vice City and Leonida, Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album features a genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world.
And, in its own line, Coming November 19. Thirty-four tracks, eight of them credited by name on this page. This desk is not told what the other twenty-six are and does not guess.
One spelling, two ways, on the same response
The Sexy Magic credit on this page spells the artist Pink Pantheress, with a space. The Flash FM playlist on the same page spells the same artist PinkPantheress, as one word. Both are in the same 955,090 bytes. This desk reproduces each one as its own field spells it and does not normalise either, which is why the table above and the radio lineup published alongside it do not match each other on that name.
A fetch that proves nothing, recorded anyway
The editor guessed that an album surface might live at https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/thealbum and fetched it at HTTP 404 and 411,062 bytes at 2026-10-12T03:20:54Z. That was an invented URL and a 404 on an invented URL proves nothing in either direction. The real album surface was not located, nothing in this article rests on that fetch, and it is recorded here only so that nobody reads a 404 somewhere and thinks this desk found something.
Limits, stated plainly
New to this repository is not new to the world. Zero prior mentions here means this site had not reported them. It does not establish when Rockstar added them, and this desk did not watch the page change.
The scheme observation is about markup, not about people. No claim is made about who edited the page, in what order, or with what tooling. A reader is free to draw their own conclusion; this desk prints the ten links and stops.
Nothing is claimed about the other 26 slots. Rockstar says 34 original tracks. Eight are named. This desk does not know what fills the rest and the /VI/thealbum 404 told it nothing.
One reading, one instant, one region. The 955,090 byte figure is a single transfer of a page carrying cache busting hashes and will not reproduce to the byte.
This desk did not follow the two http links. It read them out of the markup. No claim is made about where either resolves, what it serves, or whether a redirect upgrades the scheme in a browser.
Retrieval method, disclosed. rockstargames.com/robots.txt disallows ClaudeBot by name. This fetch used a standard desktop browser user agent against a specific public URL rather than crawling, which this desk discloses in every batch.