Will GTA 6 Feature Parodies of WhatsApp, Uber, and OnlyFans?

Yesterday, Tez2 — an insider known for covering Rockstar Games projects — shared unofficial but most likely genuine information about GTA 6. He published a list of domains registered by Take-Two on May 27 that may be linked to the upcoming game. Their connection was suggested by server names matching R* official site. However, as of today, either the developer or the publisher has already hidden these records. Meanwhile, the community is trying to figure out what the domains might mean.

• what-up.app. An analogue of the WhatsApp messenger. It appeared in the 2022 leaks.
• rydeme.app. An in-game version of ride-hailing apps like Uber or Lyft. It could be used for fast travel across the map.
• buckme.app. Possibly a payment service similar to Cash App or Venmo (a replacement for bank transfers?), or a platform for funding creators like Patreon — or even OnlyFans (which devs would almost certainly parody).
• leonidagov.org. Government website of the state of Leonida.
• brianandbradley.com. Could mean several things: a parody of the law firm Morgan & Morgan based in Florida, a duo of fictional celebrities, or a clothing brand.
• hookers-galore.com. Despite the name, it likely has nothing to do with escort services. Very much in Rockstar’s satirical style.
• wipeoutcornskin.com. Something medical, probably dermatology-related.
• myboyhasacreepycorndog.com. No comment.

The first three apps, designed as smartphone utilities, could directly affect gameplay in Grand Theft Auto VI. The rest are likely just humorous websites with in-game content, similar to what we saw in earlier titles.

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