Outlets say two clips on the Miami Instagram account Only in Dade are GTA 6 footage, and that Rockstar reposted the first

Several outlets report that a clip posted by the Miami Instagram account Only in Dade is GTA 6 gameplay, and that Rockstar shared it. What they describe is something Rockstar did, not something it said: we have not found a statement from Rockstar about the clips.

Only in Dade, which Kotaku says regularly posts videos shot around Miami, posted the first clip on November 11, 2026. IGN describes someone driving down Ocean Drive filming flashy cars lined up while people walk past. Polygon says it is only 15 seconds long. Kotaku reports that Rockstar shared it on its own Instagram as a Story on Wednesday, November 11, and liked the original post. IGN also says Rockstar reposted it to its Instagram story and liked it, and Polygon says it was shared through Rockstar’s Instagram stories.

The outlets differ on how sure they are. Kotaku is the most definite: its opening line says Rockstar’s latest move “appears to be a gameplay clip”, and it then states that the video “is in-game footage from GTA 6”. IGN first said the repost and like indicated “this is likely real in-game footage”, and the next day wrote that the clip “has since been confirmed as authentic gameplay”, without saying who confirmed it. Polygon is more careful: “Rockstar has not outright said the clip is real”, though it adds that the developer sharing fake footage seems unlikely. Polygon also notes Only in Dade claims the clip is 100% gameplay. Push Square says the official Rockstar Games account shared the video, “with many taking that as confirmation”. So what the outlets point to is the repost and like they report, plus the account’s claim, not a Rockstar statement.

Kotaku and IGN both say the clip recreates a real video from October, when Rockstar and West Coast Customs showed custom GTA 6 cars around Miami. IGN points to the same people, including a man photographing one of the cars. Our earlier story covers the wider Miami marketing.

A second clip followed on November 12. IGN says the account posted a video of flashy cars on the move and calls it GTA 6 footage, writing that “Rockstar has released yet another in-game clip”. Push Square describes several vehicles in a police escort and says a signpost in the upper left shows in-game locations, which it takes as “confirming that this is also in-game capture”. Neither outlet says Rockstar reposted this second clip; the repost they report is of the first. Push Square also names the Cortez Hotel in the first clip. Push Square’s publisher, Hookshot Media, describes itself as a partner of IGN Entertainment, so the two outlets are not fully independent of each other.

Some fans have guessed the two people filming are Jason and Lucia, though IGN says the footage is not clear enough to be confident, and Kotaku says only that it could be them. Polygon says many are theorizing it shows the in-game phone camera. Treat both as guesses.

None of this is a new trailer. We have found no statement from Rockstar on how the clips were made or whether more are coming. The images on this page are official Rockstar stills, not frames from these clips. GTA 6 launches on November 19.