GTA 6 Launch Trailer: Justice Song and Release Details

GTA 6's launch trailer is out. Rockstar released the video on October 15, with "Flower in a Hurricane" by Justice featuring Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. The game remains scheduled for November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The new video is available on Rockstar's official trailer page.

Where to watch the new GTA 6 trailer

Rockstar labels this video the Launch Trailer. It sits alongside the two numbered trailers and the longer gameplay presentation already available. If you are searching for the newest official footage, look for that exact title on Rockstar's channel. A fan upload calling itself Trailer 4 or a gameplay leak is a different upload, even when its thumbnail looks convincing.

The official video is embedded here. Watching through Rockstar's own page also gives you a route to the earlier videos without moving through reaction clips or compilations. Reaction videos mix commentary into the footage. The original upload lets you watch the sequence uninterrupted.

Justice's song and score have different jobs

The official music page identifies Justice as GTA 6's original score composers. The new standalone single features the three credited guest acts above. Its appearance in the trailer gives listeners a specific track to find, rather than having to guess from a short excerpt or an unofficial soundtrack playlist.

Rockstar also lists Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album for November 19, with 34 original tracks. Digital pre-save links and vinyl or CD pre-orders are available from the music page. The album is separate from the game's score and its radio stations. Buying or pre-saving an album does not buy the game. Check the product name before choosing a physical edition or a streaming link.

For the station previews, our GTA 6 radio guide covers the earlier reveal. There is no need to assume that every song heard in a promotional video belongs to a particular radio station. Rockstar's own music credits are the useful place to check that connection.

Jason, Lucia and the November launch

The synopsis on Rockstar's GTA VI site follows Jason and Lucia after an easy criminal job goes wrong. Their trouble reaches across Leonida, with Vice City as part of that setting. The launch trailer sits within that established story, so watching it does not require catching up on supposed leaks about the plot.

November 19 is the date still displayed on the official site. Its launch platforms are PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. If you are deciding which version to buy, check the matching platform store and account region. Our release date and editions guide keeps the purchasing details separate from this trailer report.

A launch trailer cannot settle performance questions on its own. An edited video is not a measured gameplay benchmark, and a store's promotional language is not an FPS test. Wait for technical specifications or measured analysis of the released game before buying hardware for a particular frame-rate target.

Watch the extended presentation for more context

Rockstar's An Extended Look remains available alongside the new trailer. It is the longer presentation dated August 27, so it serves a different viewing choice: more time with the game instead of another short promotional cut. The official gallery keeps both clearly named.

Start with the launch trailer if you want the newest video. If it leaves you wanting more context, move to the extended presentation afterward. Avoid treating a rapid montage as a checklist of activities you can freely trigger; a trailer can show a situation without explaining the conditions that produce it.

For PC players, the release information is unchanged. The official launch page continues to name the two console families. Nothing about the words Launch Trailer supplies a PC date, system requirements or a playable emulator benchmark. A later PC announcement would need its own release information.

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