Fuerza Regida Tease GTA 6 With a Real Leonida Plate as Spotify Spills Two Names

Fuerza Regida just did the least subtle tease of the whole album campaign. On October 7 the Mexican-American group posted a video of a Ferrari being driven around, and the camera makes a point of lingering on the rear plate. It is a Leonida plate. The top reads Leonida, the plate number is VCE CTY with an orange where a real state would put its fruit, and the bottom line reads Goodtime State. Consequence picked it up within hours, and there is no other way to read it: Rockstar fabricated a physical licence plate from a state that does not exist and bolted it to a car for one artist’s social post.

The plate is its own small outrage for collectors. The $399 collector’s box is literally named after the same motto and packs 11 items themed around Macca the Gator, yet the one prop fans have been asking for since the box was revealed, a real Leonida plate, is not in it. Rockstar has now proved the thing exists. It just handed the only known copy to a band.

The teaser lands harder because of what Spotify did a few days earlier. For a short window, the album’s page showed two artist names that were never announced: Fuerza Regida on track 10 and Cardi B on track 19. Both were pulled, and every unannounced track on the page now reads only Grand Theft Auto VI, which reads like the simplest possible backend fix to stop a second slip. The listing matters because GTA VI: The Album is a 34-track release with Atlantic Records arriving alongside the game on November 19, and only six songs have been confirmed since the September announcement.

The two names now sit in very different places. Fuerza Regida appeared on the listing and then teased the project themselves with Rockstar-made props in frame, which is as close to confirmed as anything gets before an official post. Cardi B appeared on the same listing and has done nothing since, and Rockstar has not said a word about her. Until either of them moves, her track is a strong lead and not a fact. The soundtrack guide tracks both names with exactly that grading.

None of this is improvised. Before the album was even announced, Travis Scott and PinkPantheress were posting GTA 6 artwork out of nowhere, and the announcement followed. An artist teasing their own involvement with official props is not a leak, it is the campaign’s standard unit. The choreography here is plain: a name surfaces on Spotify, the page gets cleaned, and days later the artist posts a tease built around a prop only Rockstar could have made.

One detail keeps the speculation honest. The song playing in the teaser is Ferrari, a Fuerza Regida track that came out in April, matched to the car in the video. Every album track revealed so far was written for GTA 6, so the April single is almost certainly a placeholder with a wink rather than the track itself. Whatever track 10 actually sounds like, nobody outside the sessions has heard it.