Trick Daddy & Trina Host GTA VI’s Dirty South Classics Station — And The Leaked Tracklist Has Everybody Arguing
GTA VI lands Thursday, and while everybody is still arguing about the album leak, the in-game radio might be the real prize for hip-hop fans.
Here is what is official: Rockstar has already put six radio stations on the record for the game, and the one built for the culture is Dirty South Classics — regional rap and hip-hop classics, hosted by Trick Daddy and Trina. In Rockstar’s own words, it’s “a little southern hospitality from Trick and Trina, blasting regional rap and hip-hop classics,” and previews of all six stations are streaming now on the music section of Rockstar’s site. Two Miami legends running the South’s station in a game set in Leonida — that part is not a leak, that is confirmed.
The rest of the dial is just as loaded: Bad Bunny and RaiNao hold down Cocoteo FM, Morgan Wallen and Lana Del Rey are on Back Country Radio, Burna Boy is on AfroBank FM, Slayer’s Kerry King and Tom Araya run The Chamber 106.6, and Robyn and Alex Consani have Flash FM.
Now for the part nobody can confirm yet. A leaker on X, @foredles, posted alleged full tracklists for Dirty South Classics and a second, contemporary station called Vice City Hip-Hop, and both lists have been running around the timeline ever since. Rockstar has not confirmed a single song on either one — but if the Dirty South list is even close to real, it is a hall of fame:
DIRTY SOUTH CLASSICS — ALLEGED TRACKLIST
“24’s” — T.I.
“Act A Fool” — Ludacris
“A Milli” — Lil Wayne
“Big Pimpin” — Jay-Z
“B.M.F” — Rick Ross
“Blow The Whistle” — Too Short
“Born-N-Raised” — Pitbull
“Chickenhead” — Project Pat
“Don’t Chart” — Cardi B
“Get It Poppin” — Fat Joe
“Get Low” — Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz
“Get Silly” — V.I.C.
“Hard In The Paint” — Waka Flocka Flame
“Hot In Herre” — Nelly
“Hustlin” — Rick Ross
“I Luv It” — Jeezy
“I’m A Thug” — Trick Daddy
“Like A Pimp” — David Banner
“Lollipop” — Lil Wayne
“Make Em Say Uhh” — Master P
“Mrs Officer” — Lil Wayne
“My Neck, My Back” — Khia
“No Hands” — Waka Flocka Flame
“Pillz” — Gucci Mane
“Pop Bottles” — Birdman
“Put On” — Jeezy
“Put Ya Signs” — Three 6 Mafia
“Ride Wit Me” — Nelly
“Rosa Parks” — OutKast
“Soul Survivor” — Jeezy
“So Fresh So Clean” — OutKast
“Swagga Like Us” — T.I.
“Wanna Be A Baller” — Lil’ Troy
“Where Dem Dollas At” — Gangsta Boo
“Who Dat” — JT Money
The alleged Vice City Hip-Hop list is the new-school mirror image:
VICE CITY HIP-HOP — ALLEGED TRACKLIST
“10 Freaky Girls” — Metro Boomin
“3005” — Childish Gambino
“Bad Bad Bad” — Young Thug
“Body” — Don Toliver
“CANCELLED” — slowthai
“Cocoa Butter Kisses” — Chance The Rapper
“DON’T KILL THE PARTY” — Ty Dolla $ign
“Do What I Want” — Lil Uzi Vert
“Dum, Dumb, And Dumber” — Lil Baby
“Fashion Killa” — A$AP Rocky
“Favorite Song” — Chance The Rapper
“First Night” — Lyrical Lemonade
“Fried (She a Vibe)” — Future
“Get It Sexyy” — Sexyy Red
“Griddlë” — Yeat
“Hannah Montana” — Ice Spice
“HISS” — Megan Thee Stallion
“Homecoming” — Lil Uzi Vert
“I Know There’s Gonna Be (Good Times)” — Jamie xx
“Janice STFU” — Drake
“JUGGERNAUT” — Tyler, The Creator
“Lifestyle” — Rich Gang
“Mamacita” — Travis Scott
“New Freezer” — Rich The Kid
“Pound Town” — Sexyy Red
“Righteous Minds” — Joey Bada$$
“RHYNO” — Travis Scott
“Skrilla” — Kodak Black
“Sky Walker” — Miguel
“Stay Schemin” — Rick Ross
“Tapout” — Rich Gang
“That’s It” — Yung Lean
“The Percocet & Stripper Joint” — Future
“WE NEED ALL DA VIBES” — Playboi Carti
“Vogue Cover” — Westside Gunn
Now the part that has fans raising an eyebrow. A few records on these lists are songs from GTA VI: The Album — Cardi B’s “Don’t Chart,” Yung Lean’s “That’s It” and Travis Scott’s “RHYNO” are all original album records, and an album song is not automatically a radio song. Cardi turning up on a “classics” station is exactly the kind of thing that makes a list look stitched together. Treat both lists as unconfirmed until Rockstar says otherwise.
And then there is the argument that starts every time this list gets posted: who got left off? No UGK. No Juvenile — in a game pulling from Cash Money’s era, “Back That Azz Up” is nowhere on the list. No 8Ball & MJG, no Scarface, no Paul Wall. If the list is real, those are the fights the comments are going to have all week.
The game and GTA VI: The Album both arrive Thursday, November 19 — and we already broke down the album’s leaked 34-song tracklist here: https://www.itsbizkit.com/gta-vi-the-albums-full-tracklist-leaked-early-all-34-songs-with-carti-sza-dua-lipa-young-thug-and-lana-del-rey/
Sources: Rockstar Games (station lineup and hosts); alleged tracklists via @foredles on X, as reported by HotNewHipHop.
