WorldWide FM

WorldWide FM turned up in the 10th leaked gameplay clip of August 2026, and unlike the rest of that batch it needs no introduction: it is the mellow world music, jazz, and soul station from GTA V, curated and hosted there by British DJ Gilles Peterson. Its name in the Leonida menu makes it the third returning brand on the leaked dial, joining V-Rock and what fans read as Emotion 98.3.

Leak trackers pair it with Smile by Jamiroquai and Don't Send Me Away by Garfield Fleming from the clip's audio, both squarely inside the station's established lane of smooth, sun-lit grooves.

The name was visible in the leaked radio menu, and the two tracks above were heard in the same clip, with the pairings coming from leak trackers rather than on-screen labels. Whether Gilles Peterson returns as host is completely unconfirmed. The footage is presumed to show an older development build, and per site policy WikiGTAVI does not link to or host any of the leaked material.

In GTA V, WorldWide FM was the station you left on while cruising the coast at golden hour: jazz-funk, Brazilian grooves, dub, and soul, assembled with real crate-digger credibility. The brand even escaped the game: Peterson launched a real online radio station called Worldwide FM in 2016, borrowing the name back from Los Santos. A Vice City edition returning the favour would close a very neat loop.

WorldWide FM is the only leaked GTA VI station whose name also belongs to a real, functioning radio station, and both trace back to the same fictional dial. Few game brands can claim that round trip.