GTA VI: the Gen Z soundtrack according to fans – Here are the missing tracks

After the announcement of the official soundtrack of Grand Theft Auto VI, composed of songs already existing and unreleased, fans are imagining how to further complete the album with a focus on the music most appreciated by Gen Z. Considering that the official soundtrack includes 34 tracks (6 official and 14 discovered during the Netflix Extended Look), 14 more pieces remain to be added to reach the perfect mood "GTA VI". Analyzing the musical trends of Gen Z, here are the songs that many fans would like to see on the final album. First of all, the presence of Ace Hood’s “Bugatti” with Future and Rick Ross, a success of 2013 become viral thanks to social media sharing, appears inevitable due to its undeniable appeal among young listeners, as reproduces the futuristic nightmare of the game’s plot. Subsequently, Travis Scott’s title track “SICKO MODE” with Drake is a sensible addition, despite a perhaps less appreciated featureing within a soundtrack focused on GTA VI. To complete this selection, please note: * “Bugatti” by Ace Hood ft. Future & Rick Ross (2013) – A classic by Gen Z thanks to its popularity on social media and its incalciating rhythm. * “RHYNO” by Travis Scott (prod. Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo) - An iconic track of Travis Scott' "UTOPIA" album, which lends itself perfectly to the chaotic atmosphere of the game. * “That’s It” by Yung Lean ft. Future & Metro Boomin – A track that combines trap and hip hop elements, popular among young listeners. * “Macacoa 2000” by Rauw Alejandro – a Latin success that reflects the cultural variety present in the game. * “Last Thing You Need” by Morgan Wallen - A modern country track that could find space in the soundtrack to counter other musical genres. These additions, together with the 34 songs already present in the soundtrack of Grand Theft Auto VI, would guarantee a complete listening experience and in line with the tastes of Gen Z.
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