GTA VI database · Criminal organisations
GTA 6 Gangs
The short answer: Rockstar has named one gang in its own words so far — PTT Youngin$, of Southside Vice City — and its footage shows two more names, San4San and Final Chapter MC. Here’s what is actually on record, and why the long lists you’ve seen elsewhere are made up.
One GTA 6 gang has been named in Rockstar’s own words: PTT Youngin$. Rockstar’s own Ultimate Edition text offers a raid on their Southside compound. Two more names are on screen in official material: San4San, a HUD target label in the Extended Look, and Final Chapter MC, on the vests in Rockstar’s Ambrosia screenshot. Beyond that, if a site is listing "the gangs of Leonida" with names, factions and territories, it is inventing them — the same way "leaked" mission lists get invented. We'd rather have a short honest page than a long fake one.
On record
What Rockstar has actually shown
Found in official footage
Organised crime, on screen
Beyond the three names above, nothing official names a gang. What the footage does show is organised criminal work — crews, product, masks and territory. Every frame below is timestamped; none of it names anyone.
The packaging operation
Extended Look, 03:45
A trestle table, scales, rubber gloves and face masks under strip lighting, with bulk household product stacked as cutting agent. A working operation with a division of labour.
The crew
Extended Look, 00:15
A dozen people in a run-down hallway, graffiti on the walls, a noticeboard. Not a cutscene of two people talking — a group with a place.
Masked robbery
Trailer 2, 01:18
A skull-patterned covering and a long gun. The inventory frame elsewhere shows face wraps as equippable items, so the mask is likely chosen rather than scripted.
Bikes taking the street
Trailer 1, 01:06
A news helicopter over a swarm of dirt bikes and quads occupying an intersection while police fail to contain it. The chyron calls them what the network thinks of them.
Somebody is watching
Extended Look, 04:30
A bank of security monitors showing four camera feeds at once, inside the building being raided. The same surveillance idea turns up in Trailer 1 as a shop camera feed.
Moving product
Extended Look, 19:30
A light aircraft on unlit ground, cabin door open, somebody loading rather than boarding.
The corporate job
Extended Look, 24:30
People face-down in a night high-rise while armed figures move between the desks. Organised, and a long way from a street corner.