Adin Ross confirms his participation in Grand Theft Auto 6: 'Can’t speak much about it'

GREEN RIVERS, CALIFORNIA: On December 4, one day ahead of its planned release date, Rockstar unveiled the first trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6, giving fans of the game an early Christmas present. Adin Ross announced that he'll be a part of the game.

This resulted from the trailer being leaked online just minutes before, with text encouraging viewers to buy cryptocurrency overlaid on the video.

Rockstar responded by releasing the official trailer via their channels. Viewers were given a close-up and personal peek at Vice City's new look, which includes its stunning beaches, flashy nightclubs, and the two new main characters of the show.

Adin Ross announces appearance in upcoming GTA 6

Kick streamer Adin Ross claimed in a post on Twitter / X that he was supposed to make a cameo appearance in the much-awaited game shortly after the trailer was released.

In addition, the presenter stated that viewers should anticipate seeing him in a second teaser that will be released later in the following year and expressed gratitude to Rockstar for granting him the opportunity to reportedly appear in the film.

The tweet read, “I’m in GTA 6. I can’t speak much about it, but you’ll see later on throughout the year in the next trailer.”

It went on to state, “Either way I’m blessed, and thank you to Rockstar for giving me an opportunity to have something to do with the greatest game ever.”

Although it's unclear at the time of writing whether Ross' claims are true, judging by the excitement surrounding the most recent trailer, it appears that gamers are eager to learn anything new about the game.

Adin Ross offered $500K for early copy of GTA 6

In November, Ross considered purchasing a copy of Grand Theft Auto 6, with the official trailer, after playing 43 games online. To commemorate its 25 years, Rockstar Games will debut a trailer for its upcoming Grand Theft Auto game early in December.

Rockstar Rounder Sam Houser highlighted the value of video games in culture and thanked gamers for their support. Adin Ross reportedly revealed his intentions to spend $500K on an early copy of the game so that he could stream ahead of schedule after learning the news.

Ross' offer was shared by an X user who wrote, "Adin Ross is offering someone $500,000 for an early copy of GTA 6." 

Grand Theft Auto 5 was the game that Ross played most of the year, and he primarily played on popular roleplaying servers.