The Grand Theft Auto VI rollout just got even more exciting with a major hip-hop collaboration. Yung Lean, Future, and Metro Boomin have joined forces on “That’s It,” one of the newly unveiled songs from the upcoming GTA VI: The Album.
Rockstar Games officially announced GTA VI: The Album, which is scheduled to arrive on November 19 alongside the highly anticipated game. The announcement comes with a collection of new songs, including “That’s It” and Travis Scott’s “RHYNO.”
On “That’s It,” Yung Lean, Future, and Metro Boomin bring together distinctly different sounds. Yung Lean’s atmospheric approach blends with Future’s unmistakable trap presence, while Metro Boomin provides the production foundation that ties everything together. The result is a collaboration built around the dark, cinematic energy associated with the Grand Theft Auto universe.
The song also fits into the broader musical direction Rockstar appears to be establishing for GTA VI. With the game returning players to Vice City, the soundtrack is expected to reflect the city’s vibrant nightlife, street culture, and larger-than-life atmosphere. “That’s It” adds another layer to that vision by bringing together artists from different corners of modern hip-hop.
The track was released on September 17 as part of the first wave of music connected to GTA VI: The Album. Rockstar has already unveiled six songs from the project, giving fans an early look at the diverse lineup being assembled for the soundtrack.
With GTA VI generating enormous anticipation ahead of its November 19 release, the accompanying music rollout is giving fans another reason to pay attention. Between major names like Future, Metro Boomin, Yung Lean, and Travis Scott, Rockstar is clearly treating the soundtrack as an important part of the game’s overall presentation.
For hip-hop fans, “That’s It” is another high-profile collaboration to add to the growing GTA VI soundtrack conversation—and there could still be plenty more surprises before the game officially arrives.