Only in Dade clips bring GTA 6’s Miami car promotion back into focus
Two clips show parked custom cars and a moving police-escorted convoy. Reports connect them to the real Miami promotion, with Rockstar sharing the first video.
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How a Miami street clip became a GTA 6 story
Only in Dade, an Instagram account known for everyday scenes around Miami, posted a roughly 15-second video on November 11. The moving camera passes brightly coloured cars along Ocean Drive, pedestrians walking beside them and a man stopping to photograph a vehicle. Its casual street-video presentation prompted an immediate question: was this another Miami recording, or footage from GTA 6?
Kotaku, IGN and Polygon subsequently reported that Rockstar shared the first clip through its official Instagram Story. Kotaku and IGN also reported a like on the original post, while Only in Dade asserted that the footage was from the game. That involvement brought an otherwise local-looking video to a much wider gaming audience.
The connection to the real car promotion
As documented in GTA 6 Everything’s source roundup, Kotaku and IGN connected the scene to an October promotion involving Rockstar and West Coast Customs. Custom vehicles inspired by GTA had been displayed around Miami. The outlets described the new clip as recreating that real recording, including similar people and a spectator photographing a car.
The resemblance depends on more than the vehicles: buildings, passing pedestrians, traffic and the camera position all contribute to the effect. Push Square identified the Cortez Hotel among the game-world clues. These are reported observations of a short video, rather than a technical explanation from Rockstar of how it was captured.
A second clip puts the cars on the road
A second Only in Dade video appeared on November 12, this time showing the vehicles moving with a police escort. Push Square highlighted a road sign near the upper-left corner containing an in-game place name; IGN also covered the sequence as another GTA 6 clip.
The reported Rockstar repost concerns the first video. The coverage of the second does not document the same official sharing activity. Neither clip has been presented as a new numbered trailer, so their original social-media context matters when assessing what they show.
What the videos do and do not establish
Fans have suggested that Jason and Lucia are behind the camera, or that the footage demonstrates an in-game phone camera. IGN said the people were not clear enough to identify confidently, and Polygon described the camera explanation as speculation. Those theories should not be treated as announced character appearances or confirmed tools.
The story rests on the posts, outlets’ visual observations and Rockstar’s reported interaction with the first clip. Our illustration is previously released Rockstar artwork. The source links below lead to the coverage of the actual videos and the differing assessments of their origin.