Another GTA 6 leak has surfaced online, giving players more footage from Rockstar's upcoming open-world game. This is the ninth GTA 6 video leak linked to CyberLeek, and it runs for a little over two minutes. Unlike some of the earlier clips, this one does more than show Jason driving around, and the very first time you will see the GTA 6 Wasted screen.

1. GTA 6 Leak Shows Strange Gas Station Encounter

The main part of the footage follows Jason as he drives to a 24/7 gas station. While there, he meets with an NPC doing something that looks completely ridiculous. The man has a pickup truck with what appears to be a bathtub in the truck bed. Instead of putting fuel into the vehicle's fuel tank, he is filling the bathtub with gasoline.

The gas station cashier even appears to tell him that the fuel needs to go into the truck's tank. The NPC ignores the warning and starts talking about government regulations. The character seems designed as a parody of the strange "Florida Man" stories that regularly make headlines in real life.

A 2022 incident in Delray Beach involved a man pumping gasoline into the bed of a Chevrolet Silverado. Police later found a concealed metal fuel tank in the truck bed. Another incident in Miami-Dade in 2020 involved stolen fuel being stored in the bed of a pickup.

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2. First GTA 6 Wasted Screen Footage Leaked

As expected, Jason does not simply walk away from the situation. He steals the pickup from the NPC and drives away. The owner tries to stop him, but Jason reverses the truck and runs over the NPC before continuing down the road. The leaked footage also appears to show a particularly graphic injury during the encounter. However, Jason does not get very far.

While trying to escape, he merges onto the road and immediately crashes into another vehicle. The stolen truck explodes, killing Jason and ending the gameplay section with the classic Wasted screen we always see in previous GTA games.

3. Leak Finally Confirms Lucia Is Accessible

When you thought it was the biggest leak yet, it's not. The greatest detail comes after the Wasted screen. The footage briefly switches to another scene involving Jason in the washroom, which we have already seen from the 8th GTA 6 leak. However, at the bottom of the screen, an objective appears telling the player to "Return to Lucia."

This is a small line of text, but it could be one of the most important details from the entire leak series. The very previous CyberLeek video had focused on Jason. That led to speculation that the leaked build might only contain an early section of GTA 6, possibly before Lucia becomes available.

The new objective suggests that Lucia is already present in the build. It does not prove that CyberLeek has access to the complete game. It also does not confirm exactly where the scene takes place in the story. However, it does show that the build can reach a point where Jason has an objective involving his partner.

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If Lucia is accessible in the same build, future footage could potentially reveal more about how the two protagonists work together. Still, the footage is from an unfinished build, and the source of the leaks remains unofficial. For anyone trying to avoid major spoilers, the safest option is to stay away from the leaked clips entirely since GTA 6 Extended Look on Netflix will premiere in three days, on August 27th, 2026.

Plus, GTA 6 is officially scheduled to launch on November 19th, 2026. You can check out our countdown timer, and you will realize that there is not much longer to wait for the finished game.

FAQs

What does the 9th GTA 6 Gameplay leak show?

It shows Jason at a gas station, stealing a pickup from a strange NPC, crashing the vehicle, and triggering the Wasted screen. It also contains a "Return to Lucia" objective.

Does the leak confirm Lucia is playable?

Not completely. It only suggests that the leaked build has reached a point where Lucia is part of Jason's objectives.

Is the GTA 6 Wasted screen from the 9th leak final?

Not necessarily. The leaked footage comes from an unfinished build, so Rockstar could still change the death screen before launch.