That's It

Overview

"That's It" heads the list of six singles Rockstar put out on September 17, 2026, when it announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album with Atlantic Records. Rockstar's music page credits it to Yung Lean, featuring Future and Metro Boomin. Billboard and Consequence describe the lineup the same way: Yung Lean leads, Future features and Metro Boomin produces and features. The full 34-track album arrives on November 19, the same day as the game.

Who made it

Yung Lean is Jonatan Leandoer Håstad, a Stockholm rapper born in 1996 who went viral in 2013 with "Ginseng Strip 2002" and has since released albums including Stranger (2017), Starz (2020), Psykos (2024) and Jonatan (2025). His Wikipedia biography lists "That's It" as his September 2026 single and its GTA VI tie-in.

Pitchfork described the trio as "2010s hip-hop forerunners," and Future and Metro Boomin are longtime collaborators: Pitchfork wrote that Future "glides over his longtime collaborator's beat."

How it sounds

Pitchfork's Billie Bugara heard "Rhodes-esque keys and sun-soaked electric guitars," both "right out of Jan Hammer's Miami Vice lexicon," set against heavy trap percussion. The review calls the mood "muggy and chic, sun-dappled and gloomy," and argues that "That's It" is the only one of the first six singles that feels Floridian across the whole state rather than suited to one corner of it. Complex called it "the perfect night cruising track."

Pitchfork also pinned the other singles to parts of Leonida: Morgan Wallen for Grassrivers, Rockstar's Everglades; Keith Richards for retirees; PinkPantheress for Vice City's clubs and beaches. Yung Lean's hook, on that reading, is about excess that has stopped feeling glamorous.

The Miami Vice echoUnconfirmed

The Miami Vice comparison carries extra weight in a GTA context. The 2002 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was built on the same show: Miami Vice was a major influence, the team watched it regularly during development, and Tommy Vercetti and Lance Vance were meant to echo Crockett and Tubbs. A 2026 Vice City song that borrows that palette over modern trap drums connects the series' two eras. That connection is Pitchfork's and ours, not a Rockstar statement.

Will it play in the game?Unconfirmed

Not confirmed. Billboard said the album arrives "alongside the next iteration" of the game's radio and score. Rockstar has not tied "That's It" to a station or scene. The track number and length come from the streaming pre-release listing summarized on Wikipedia and may change.

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