Cardi B’s ‘Don’t Chart’ confirmed for GTA 6: The Album, 34 tracks due Nov 19
CONFIRMED
Cardi B’s ‘Don’t Chart’ is tagged ‘From Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album’, and GameSpot’s list of confirmed soundtrack songs backs that up. The track belongs to a 34-song companion album from Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records. The rest of the album lands on Nov 19, 2026, the same day as the game.
What we know
GameSpot reports that Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announced ‘Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album’ on Sept 17, 2026. Rockstar described it as 34 new, original tracks recorded for the game. GameSpot styles the title ‘GTA 6: The Album’.
Cardi B’s ‘Don’t Chart’ appears on GameSpot’s list of confirmed GTA 6 soundtrack songs, labelled as part of the album. The companion album framing in the track’s tag holds up.
Fuerza Regida’s ‘Suzuki’ sits on the same confirmed list. Music and trade outlets including Consequence and Hot 97 report that both songs dropped on Oct 8 as singles seven and eight. Cardi B teased hers with a photo of Lucia’s ‘Baddie’ hoodie.
The first six singles arrived on announcement day. They include Yung Lean’s ‘That’s It’ and Travis Scott’s ‘RHYNO’, alongside ‘Sexy Magic’ and releases tied to Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro and Keith Richards.
As of Oct 9, eight singles were public. Rockstar Report said the dedicated song pages directly confirm the two newer additions.
GameSpot also reports that Rockstar opened preorders with the announcement: a $125 limited-edition vinyl, a $50 standard vinyl and a $20 CD.
What we don’t know yet

Six singles were public at the announcement. Two more followed on Oct 8 and a ninth on Oct 15, bringing the total to nine. That leaves about 25 unrevealed until Nov 19, and nobody has named the remaining artists officially.
Rockstar has not said whether album tracks will play on in-game radio. According to GameSpot, Rockstar promised more details on the music of GTA VI, including the dynamic score and what it called the next evolution of in-game radio. No date was given for those details.
There is also no official tracklist order, and no word on whether more singles will drop before launch.
What is rumored

Before the Oct 8 release, a social media user posting as ‘ben/videotech’ claimed that Spotify briefly listed Cardi B as the artist on track 19 and Fuerza Regida on track 10. No song titles were visible, and the entries were reportedly removed afterwards. This is a single-source claim, grade D. The singles that followed matched the artist names, but Rockstar has never confirmed the track positions.
Separately, the leak group CyberLeek published a list of about 25 songs it says come from the GTA VI soundtrack and radio. GameSpot files that list under rumored or teased songs. Cardi B’s track is not among the visible entries. The same group is linked to the August 2026 gameplay footage leaks. Treat its claims as grade D.
What it means

The release pattern is steady. Rockstar launched six singles on day one, then added two more three weeks later. With roughly 26 tracks still unrevealed, more drops before Nov 19 would fit the pattern, but Rockstar has announced none.
The bigger open question is how the album connects to the game itself. ‘Recorded for the game’ does not yet mean ‘playing on a Vice City radio station’. Rockstar has flagged in-game radio as a separate briefing still to come, so the album and the radio lineup should be tracked as two different files until Rockstar says otherwise.
On the rumors, the Spotify claim got the artists right and remains unconfirmed on track order. The CyberLeek list remains unconfirmed. The official tracklist arrives Nov 19 at the latest, and the full picture can be checked then.
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