The GTA 6 Trailer 2 has been breaking records left and right ever since it got released. Given the reception of the first trailer, and the popularity of the entire franchise, it was already expected. However, it was recently reported that the trailer has set some new records. There’s a lot that needs to be uncovered here, so let’s take a look!
GTA 6 Trailer 2 Records
Unlike last time, when the Trailer was leaked right before the official release, this time everything went smooth for Rockstar. The trailer has been catching a lot of attention ever since it got released. As per The Hollywood Report, Rockstar themselves have confirmed that the trailer has passed over 475 million views on the day of the release itself. Thanks to this, Rockstar is now claiming that GTA 6 is now the “biggest video launch of all time.”
The source report states that, “Rockstar released the second trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI on Tuesday, and the company tells The Hollywood Reporter that it has received over 475 million views across platforms.” What’s important to note here is that the views here combine all the platforms. So this means views from Rockstar’s X and Instagram accounts are included as well.
Trailer 2 Song Breaking Records
Just like “Love Is A Long Road” from the first GTA 6 Trailer, the song featured in the second trailer has broken records too. The song “Hot Together” by The Pointer Sisters has been streamed 182,000% since its release. “Grand Theft Auto cuts through popular culture like almost nothing else,” Sulinna Ong, Spotify’s global head of editorial, said in a statement. “Music has been synonymous with the series since the very beginning, so it’s great to see fans both new and established connecting with an iconic track in this way.”
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It was recently reported that the Designer of the Original GTA game shared his thoughts on the GTA 6 trailer. Michael Dailly, who worked on the prototype for the original game, appreciated Rockstar for delaying the game. He liked the trailer and shared some positive thoughts on it. He said it’s better to ship out a game without any bugs or issues on launch.
