Ski Mask the Slump God went on Instagram and said that Grand Theft Auto fans will hear his music and XXXTentacion's tracks while driving around Vice City come November. He tied the inclusion directly to the game's Florida setting, arguing that artists from the South Florida SoundCloud scene belong on a Vice City soundtrack the same way Miami bass belonged on the original.
Rockstar Games has not confirmed any soundtrack details. Radio station reveals historically come late in the promotional cycle, and nothing about GTA 6's music has been officially announced.
"Either Ski Mask doesn't have an NDA (unusual for Rockstar), he's ignoring it (risky), or his statement is based on conversations that haven't resulted in a formal agreement."
The cultural logic is hard to argue with. XXXTentacion and Ski Mask emerged from Broward County in 2015-2016 as part of the Members Only collective. Their sound — distorted 808s, scream-rap, aggressive energy — defined a generation of internet-era rap rooted specifically in South Florida. XXXTentacion's "Vice City" track is almost too on-the-nose for inclusion.
Tracks like "Take a Step Back," "Look At Me!," and "SAD!" would fit the radio station variety format that Rockstar's music supervisors are known for. But the NDA question remains: if Ski Mask signed an agreement with Rockstar, publicly confirming it before Rockstar's own announcement violates any standard non-disclosure provision. Until Rockstar confirms it on the Newswire, it remains the strongest unofficial indicator the community has received about the GTA 6 soundtrack.