Both files sit on Rockstar's YouTube channel. Fan edits and other-language uploads stay off this list.
Grand Theft Auto VI Trailer 2
Official · English · Rockstar Games · May 6, 2025 · 2:47
Vice City, USA. Jason and Lucia have always known the deck is stacked against them. When an easy score goes wrong, they end up in a criminal conspiracy that stretches across Leonida. Rockstar captured this trailer in-game on PlayStation 5 — gameplay and cutscenes in equal parts.
Official · English · Rockstar Games · December 4, 2023 · 1:31
The first look at Grand Theft Auto VI. Leonida, Vice City, Lucia, and the Tom Petty needle-drop that announced the next game. Posted on the official Rockstar Games channel.
GTA 6 Launch Trailer Views Race Against Red Dead 2 Benchmark
Fans on r/GTA6 have turned Rockstar's official channel into a launch scoreboard, measuring the new GTA 6 launch trailer against Red Dead Redemption 2's third trailer.
A community tracker on Reddit clocked the new push on October 17, pitting the fresh footage directly against Rockstar's own western catalog. The player base turned the rollout into a scoreboard overnight.
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Rumor Community view-count race; Rockstar hasn't confirmed a milestone
Instead of stacking numbers against outside rivals, an active r/GTA6 thread set Red Dead Redemption 2's third trailer as the immediate hurdle to clear. Anyone hunting for the verified totals has to check the Rockstar Games YouTube channel directly, where the official uploads sit side by side without third-party filters. Fans treat the run toward RDR2 trailer 3 views as the real test of whether this rollout matches the momentum of Arthur Morgan's 2018 campaign.
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The Catalogue Yardstick
Veteran players know how these cycles operate. When GTA V broke pre-order metrics, the community had already turned every trailer drop into a forensic study of engine physics, traffic density, and police response times. The current race reflects that same energy, fueled by frame-by-frame analysis across social hubs.
Viewers scouring the launch footage for gameplay mechanics are cataloging every background object on the official Grand Theft Auto VI hub. Instead of passive viewing, audiences are running through the tape to spot tiny systemic interactions:
Turn signals appearing on traffic, set against a Leonida highway sign stating they are not required.
A targeted Study prompt on local wildlife that mirrors the hunting compendium from Red Dead Redemption 2.
Debates over whether vehicle wall breeches represent dynamic structural damage or a single scripted mission set piece.
Heavier vehicle cornering that feels weighted without the boat-like drift of GTA IV.
Where the Numbers Move Next
In trailer discussion threads on YouTube, skeptical players argue that set-piece destruction is strictly locked to mission cutscenes, much like the armored truck robbery in GTA V. Others think background physics show deeper systemic destruction than Los Santos ever allowed. While our look at how GTA's crowds grew up tracked crowd AI systems, players still monitor whether the launch trailer officially overtakes RDR2 Trailer 3 before street date. If you want hard confirmation of perspective limits, our check on GTA 6 first-person mode covers what Rob Nelson established for launch day.