One of the biggest things happening in the world this month is, believe it or not, the launch of GTA 6. As many know, this is the most anticipated game in history, at least according to pre-order numbers, and people all over the world can’t wait to jump into this fictional version of Florida. To celebrate that, Rockstar Games, the studio behind the video game, is hosting a music festival in Miami, but after seeing the lineup, some people are not too happy about it.
Today, Rockstar Games announced GTA VI: The Festival, which will take place in Miami, Florida, more specifically at Mana Wynwood. While anything related to GTA 6 is cause for celebration, especially in one of the cities whose fictional representation will be a key element of the game, it seems that the announcement of this festival brought a bit of backlash. What’s the reason for that? Well, according to many, it’s the lineup.
According to the above poster, the festival will feature Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black, SoFaygo, Cardi B, and many more.
Normally, some of the above artists would excite a lot of people, especially since there are some really big names among them. However, it seems that locals aren’t too happy about all of them gathering for one festival.
So far, there have been a few mixed reactions to the event. Some are wondering how to save a spot, while others are just looking for ways to stay away. There are some people who believe this festival will be pure chaos, not so much for the artists, but for the type of fans of each musician there.
Some Florida Locals Want to Stay Away from the Festival
Just by looking at the comments, people think that the music itself won’t be bad. Again, the lineup is quite diverse, and there are a lot of trendy names in it. Still, it seems that people are more worried about the type of crowd this festival will attract, so some are already planning to stay home and play the game.
“I’ll tell you where I won’t be.”
“This is going to be insane.”
A few actually had issues with the lineup, claiming that some of them aren’t as good as people think.
“Was getting actual musicians difficult for Rockstar?“
In the end, it is all a matter of taste, and everyone is free to go or skip it. Yet, it seems the majority is worried about the crowd the festival will attract.
