GTA 6 leaker fires bullets to spell out their own name

Right, so CYBERLEEK just did something that’s hard to explain away as luck.

The fifth GTA 6 leak in this saga, simply called “plane,” opens with Jason cruising a biplane over Vice City in broad daylight. Cinematic camera, wide shots, the works, tracking the plane as it banks over skyscrapers and gridlocked streets below. Rockstar’s still DMCA-striking every upload the second it lands, so if you want to see it yourself, good luck. Nearly two minutes of flying, radio getting flipped through, nothing too dramatic.

Then it cuts. Jason’s on the ground, rifle up, firing into a wall. The bullet holes spell LEEK. Not a typo, not “leak” with a missing A, LEEK, which is basically CYBERLEEK signing their work.

Does this prove build access to GTA 6?

And that’s the part actually worth paying attention to. Handing off a batch of clips is easy. Walking a character up to a wall and shooting your own name into it on demand is a completely different thing, it means someone’s sitting there with a controller and a working GTA 6 build, not just a hard drive full of files someone else recorded.

There’s a bit more evidence stacking up too. Jason’s been in the same outfit across several of these leaks now, which points to one long play session rather than a pile of unrelated clips from different sources. Doesn’t necessarily mean the footage is fresh though, this could all be from an older GTA 6 build that’s just being released on a delay.

Whatever the timeline, shooting your own name into a wall isn’t the move of someone who’s finished. Add it to the VPN dig from a few leaks back and CYBERLEEK’s clearly enjoying this a bit too much.