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GTA 6 Walkthrough Video Hit With DMCA Strike – Take-Two Is NOT Playing Around!

A YouTuber just uploaded what appeared to be the first full GTA 6 walkthrough — and Take-Two Interactive obliterated it with a DMCA strike faster than you can say "Wasted!"…

June 17, 2026
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A YouTuber just uploaded what appeared to be the first full GTA 6 walkthrough — and Take-Two Interactive obliterated it with a DMCA strike faster than you can say “Wasted!” The video existed for barely 4 hours before getting nuked from orbit!

The video, uploaded by a channel with 2 million+ subscribers, claimed to show 45 minutes of GTA 6 gameplay including the opening mission, map exploration, and character switching mechanics. Take-Two’s legal team responded with a copyright strike so fast that gaming Twitter exploded.

What the Video Allegedly Showed GTA 6?

ContentDetails
Opening missionVice Beach heist sequence
Character switchingDual protagonist system confirmed
Map explorationPartial Vice City + surrounding areas
NPCs & AISignificantly improved pedestrian behavior
Vehicle physicsRealistic damage + handling overhaul
Duration~45 minutes before takedown

Take-Two’s DMCA Response Timeline

GTA 6
TimeWhat Happened
0:00Video uploaded
0:45Hit 500K views — trending on YouTube
2:15Hit 1.2M views — gaming media picked up
3:30Take-Two legal noticed
4:00DMCA strike issued — video removed
4:05Creator’s channel received copyright strike

Four hours. 1.2 million views. Gone. Take-Two’s DMCA enforcement has always been aggressive, but this might be their fastest takedown ever!

Was the Footage Legit?

Evidence ForEvidence Against
UI matched leaked screenshotsCould be advanced modding
Rockstar logo watermark visibleWatermarks can be faked
Physics matched official trailerCould be UE5 recreation
Take-Two acted FAST (confirming?)They strike everything regardless

The speed of the takedown actually convinced MORE people the footage was real — Take-Two typically ignores fake leaks but deploys full legal force for genuine content!

More GTA 6 news → GTA 6 Complete Leak Tracker & Analysis

Creator’s Response

The YouTuber posted on social media: “I knew it would get taken down — I just wanted people to see what’s coming. No regrets.”

Their channel now has one DMCA strike — two more and it’s permanently deleted. A bold (and risky) move!

What This Means for GTA 6 Marketing

TakeawayImplication
Take-Two is watching everythingZero tolerance for leaked content
Real gameplay existsGame is likely in final polish stage
Hype is uncontrollableRockstar needs to reveal more officially
DMCA = confirmation biasFans now believe leaks MORE after strikes

FAQs

Can you still find the GTA 6 walkthrough video?

Not on YouTube — but fragments are circulating on Reddit and Twitter before those get taken down too!

Will the YouTuber’s channel survive?

Yes for now — one strike expires after 90 days. But uploading more leaked content would be channel suicide!



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