Top GTA Online Videos of the Week brings you the best of fan-made GTA 5 video content found on the web of the past seven days. Posted every Sunday to top off your weekend, our list is guaranteed to give you what you need to wind down after a tough week.
Like any fandom, players of GTA Online no doubt wish to consume fan made video content related to the game. Unfortunately, the cast majority of said content boils down to fake leaks, poorly made "funny" moments videos and effortless 5-minute clips of crappy gameplay with meaningless discussion of rumours cut over it. You probably don't want to spend your free time sifting through all that crap just to find the few gems — so we'll do it for you.
Last week, we brought to you a stylish driving cinematic featuring the ever sleek Vapid FMJ, a near half-hour noir short film with great production value, a vehicle showcase of the then-new Shotaro courtesy of Logic Films, a parody of the Baywatch opening sequence made entirely in the Rockstar Editor and an impressive homage to Stephen King's The Shining. This week, we're treating you to a campy short about the three protagonists bonding and getting into all manner of silly situations, a pretty long chain-reaction explosion, a pretty damn stylish cinematic focusing on a biker gang, a music video which also focuses on a biker gang, Broughy's review of the Esskey and finally a cinematic featuring Deadline that oozes neon.
GTA V — Road Trip! (Rockstar Editor) — Duggy
Duggy is pretty well known among fans of GTA 5 as being a YouTuber who reliably releases quality content without selling out and turning into a click-bait filth factory. He's earned the status of being Channel of the Month of the largest GTA 5 subreddit, and we've featured his work on this site several times before. This particular video sees Michael, Trevor and Franklin go on a road trip together. By GTA standards, this is pretty non-violent — though a bar does get set on fire — and more focuses on the friendship of the three characters. In any case, Duggy nails the protagonists' character traits perfectly.
Highway Havoc — Sam Hansel
This is simple stuff, but entertaining nonetheless. Stuff blowing up causes other stuff to blow up, and so forth. This is a pretty impressive 8-minute explosion chain set off by blowing up a few cars on one of Los Santos' highways. That's all there is to it — but sometimes you don't need more.
