Cyberleek Shows GTA 6's NINE1NINE Club From Trailer 2 — Then Threatens Lucia Story Spoilers

The Cyberleek leak campaign entered its second week on August 25 with a flurry of back-to-back clips, the most notable being a tour of the NINE1NINE strip club — a venue that GTA 6 fans recognized instantly from Trailer 2, in which Jason and Lucia are shown dancing together. Unlike prior clips that leaned into open-world chaos, this footage was comparatively deliberate, lingering on the venue's lighting, layout, and NPC behavior. More importantly, it confirmed a playable interaction: Jason can approach a dancer, greet her, and pay for a private dance, marking the first glimpse of a strip club mechanic in the game. The NINE1NINE had been voted on by the leaker's followers in a poll, beating out options that included a beach and additional outdoor content.

The clip's connection to the official trailer adds an unusual layer to its significance. Rockstar has already canonized the NINE1NINE in its own promotional material, meaning the leaked footage is not just filling in unknown territory — it is fleshing out a location viewers have already seen, giving fans their first chance to compare the trailer's curated glimpse with unedited gameplay. As with all Cyberleek material, the footage comes from a build believed to predate the current state of development, so textures, lighting, and mechanics shown may differ in the final November 19 release.

The more consequential development from August 25 was not the footage itself but what Cyberleek signaled next. After ten-plus clips of gameplay activities, the leaker floated the possibility of releasing a video focused on Lucia's playable prologue — a stark escalation from showcasing sandbox behavior to potentially spoiling the game's opening story sequence just months before launch. Cyberleek had previously claimed to be avoiding story spoilers as a matter of stated principle, making the reversal notable in its own right.

The condition attached to the threat landed somewhere between manifesto and troll: Cyberleek said the Lucia leak would only proceed if ten fans appeared dressed as leeks in front of Rockstar's offices. No such demonstration had occurred as of August 26. Whether the demand is a genuine stunt tied to the leaker's digital-ownership protest framing or simply a way to stall while continuing to release lower-stakes footage remains unclear. Take-Two's subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord — seeking account identifiers for users in three named servers since June 1 — carry a September 4 compliance deadline, meaning the legal pressure on the leaker is set to intensify within the coming days.