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Radio station · Southern rap and hip-hop

Dirty South Classics

Dirty South Classics is the Southern rap station of GTA 6: Trick and Trina play regional rap and hip-hop classics, from the beach to the block.

  • Announced by Rockstar

What Rockstar has told

About the station

Trick and Trina host the station, with regional rap and hip-hop classics and a dose of southern hospitality.

Rockstar says nobody stands for Leonida and the South the way they do, from the beach to the block.⁠[1]⁠[2]

On air

At a glance

Genre
Southern rap and hip-hop
Hosts
Trick and Trina
Songs named
3
Status
Announced by Rockstar

Track list

Songs named so far

  1. Like A Pimp — David Banner ft. Lil' Flip⁠[2]
  2. Who Dat — JT Money ft. Solé⁠[2]
  3. Born N Raised — DJ Khaled ft. Trick Daddy, Rick Ross & Pitbull⁠[2]

Where they come from: in the station preview on Rockstar's music page, where the preview can be played. The full track list goes here once Rockstar publishes it.

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Sources

The facts on this page come from Rockstar Games' own pages, retold in our words. Last checked .

  1. The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI: In-Game Radio Stations (Rockstar Newswire, October 8, 2026)
  2. The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI (Rockstar Games)

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