If these hints pan out, Rockstar's really leaning into reggaeton and Latin trap for GTA 6's soundtrack, which is a genuinely smart move for reflecting contemporary club culture. The fact they're pulling in everyone from Keith Richards to Metro Boomin suggests they're after a proper sonic spectrum rather than just chasing trends, and that breadth could make for something special. For us at Cledvibes, this matters because it shows how Latin urban music has moved from the margins to the absolute centre of mainstream gaming culture and that's a shift worth paying attention to.