The latest Grand Theft Auto 6 leak has moved beyond online speculation, with the person behind the leaks reportedly encouraging fans to protest outside Rockstar and Take-Two offices. Within hours, at least one individual appears to have acted on that message.
On August 24, Cyberleek published another video said to show unreleased GTA 6 gameplay. The footage appears to come from a build made in 2025 or later and shows Jason visiting a nudist colony populated by naked characters.
The clip also carried a new watermark containing a direct call for an in-person protest. Cyberleek asked supporters to attend during office hours, dressed as leeks and carrying physical game discs, in opposition to the game being available digitally.
“Plus, to show support at least 10 gamers need to show up dressed as leeks in front of Take2/Rock offices holding game discs during working hours,” the message said.
That demand appears to have produced an immediate response at Rockstar North in Edinburgh. A post dated August 24, 2026 described a supporter as being outside the studio and attempting to antagonise staff. The post included a photograph.
As spotted by Reece_US on Twitter, a young man was filmed outside the Scottish office holding leeks. He said, “Enough is enough, drop the beach leaks for all the incels!” before taking a bite from one of the vegetables. Another account also reportedly saw him carrying leeks towards the front of Rockstar North and recording the message.
Another chaotic chapter in the GTA 6 leak story
Rockstar Games had not publicly addressed the incident or the leaks at the time of the report. Its last public post of any kind was on August 18.
The alleged visit is the latest unusual episode surrounding the continuing GTA 6 leak situation. Other accounts have claimed access to the unreleased sequel, while some have circulated AI-generated material as genuine footage. Fake or staged videos have also purported to show Take-Two lawyers pursuing people who posted on Reddit.
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Legal action continues behind the scenes
While misinformation and attention-seeking claims continue to circulate, Take-Two and Rockstar’s lawyers are pursuing the source of the leaks through subpoenas and other legal measures. Recently reported court documents indicate that efforts to identify Cyberleek are ongoing.
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