After roughly around 24 hours, Rockstar Games has finally released the official trailer for Grand Theft Auto 6 on Twitter, the "former" name of the popular social media platform that walks around under a new name, X, these days. This came after the trailer's record-setting debut on YouTube and follows a series of dramatic events surrounding the game's anticipation and reveal.

Originally, Rockstar had planned to unveil the first GTA 6 trailer early on Tuesday. However, due to a still-unexplained unexpected leak on Monday afternoon, the development team had no choice but to release the trailer on YouTube just a few minutes after it blew up on the internet. The leak, which wasn't well-received by the developers, kicked off events that's as absurd as the trailer itself.

Linda Yaccarino, CEO of X/Twitter, publicly urged Rockstar to post the trailer on the social media platform, highlighting the popularity of gaming topics on X/Twitter. Despite her plea, the official post of the trailer on X/Twitter encountered some issues.

Many users reported not being able to see Rockstar's post of the trailer when viewing a reply to it, leading to speculation about the platform potentially limiting the trailer's reach. The move to post the trailer on X/Twitter was further clouded by X/Twitter owner Elon Musk's statement about not being a fan of the franchise, citing his discomfort with the game's opening scene that involved shooting police officers. This statement led to various jokes and discussions online.

Ironically, social media appears to play a huge role in GTA 6's in-game universe.