Rockstar Games Has Reached Out to Kai Cenat

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Popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat got reached out by Rockstar Games for a meeting concerning GTA 6.
Cenat excitedly shared the news on his livestream, hoping for an early peek at GTA 6.
GTA 6 is set for a fall 2025 launch, with concerns of potential delays due to its ambitious scope.

Grand Theft Auto 6 developer Rockstar Games has reached out to Kai Cenat. The highly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 is expected to come out sometime next year, and it will feature two playable protagonists from Vice City.

Kai Cenat is a popular Twitch streamer, boasting over 13 million followers on the platform. While he’s known for streaming a variety of content, he started making headlines for his days-long Soulslike streams, and even going as far as decorating his streaming room to match the games’ vibes.

One game that Cenat is excited about is Grand Theft Auto 6 — so much that he cut a hospital visit short to watch the surprise trailer. It seems like Rockstar Games felt the love because it reached out to Cenat to link up for a meeting. The developer sent a Twitter DM expressing their appreciation for Cenat’s Red Dead Redemption 2 playthrough, and asked him to meet up during TwitchCon in San Diego. The streamer asked Rockstar to reschedule the meeting because of his planned Sekiro streams, and fortunately, the developer got back to him saying that he could reach out anytime he’s free.

Kai Cenat’s Reaction to Rockstar Games Reaching Out

Cenat received the last DM from Rockstar while he was livestreaming, so thousands of viewers got to see his surprised reaction while sharing the exchange with his fans, as seen in a Twitch clip shared on Twitter. He excitedly said that he hoped Rockstar would give him an early copy of Grand Theft Auto 6, even just the first 30 minutes of the game. Many of his fans are equally stoked about Cenat’s opportunity, speculating that he might either get the chance to do a sponsored Grand Theft Auto 6 stream in the future or get a cameo. The latter is possible because there are rumors that streamer Adin Ross was allegedly cast in Grand Theft Auto 6.

Once Grand Theft Auto 6 comes out, it’s highly likely that streamers and content creators will hop on the chance to do playthroughs to showcase the game’s features. At this point, it seems like Cenat might soon add Grand Theft Auto 6 to his future streaming schedule.

With a planned fall 2025 launch, Grand Theft Auto 6 still has a year left in development and Rockstar is reportedly motivated to meet its release window. Of course, there are also concerns about Grand Theft Auto 6 potentially getting delayed at the last minute because of how big and ambitious the sequel will be.