Jack of Hearts sits at the intersection of Boobie Ike's nightlife business and his plans for the Vice City music industry. In Grand Theft Auto VI, the Vice City strip club brings in money for Ike's recording studio while Dre'Quan Priest uses it to book performers.1

Boobie Ike's business

The club is part of Ike's wider business empire, which also includes real estate and a recording studio. Money from Jack of Hearts supports the studio, tying the nightlife operation directly to Ike's plans for the local music industry.1

Connection to Only Raw Records

Before signing Real Dimez to Only Raw Records, Dre'Quan booked acts into Jack of Hearts. His work at the club places the venue at the center of the label's early history and the wider Vice City music scene.1

RHYNO campaign

Travis Scott connected the venue to the pre-release campaign for "RHYNO" by describing the track as recorded live at "J.O.H." His post used artwork of high heels around a pole, matching the Jack of Hearts setting.2

The post supports J.O.H. as a Jack of Hearts clue in the album campaign. It does not establish that Scott appears as a character or performs at the club during the game. GTA BOOM's RHYNO report follows that part of the campaign.

References

  1. Grand Theft Auto VI: Only in Leonida, Rockstar Games.

  2. Travis Scott's GTA VI campaign post, September 15, 2026.