Senseless, Trump Administration Uses GTA 6 Cover Meme

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The White House Twitter account posted an AI-generated image satirizing the cover of the recently revealed video game Grand Theft Auto 6. The image depicted President Donald Trump with his slogan “Make America Great Again,” rendered in the classic GTA font, and included presidential symbols such as the White House and Air Force One. The design mirrored the game’s iconic aesthetic, featuring four images of Trump and a helicopter. This post appeared just hours after Rockstar Games unveiled the official Grand Theft Auto 6 cover on June 18th, aligning with the “X before GTA 6” meme. The White House’s action drew mixed reactions online, with some users appreciating the humor and others criticizing it as propaganda. Concerns were also raised about potential copyright infringement. The White House was not the only government entity to engage with the Grand Theft Auto 6 reveal. The Department of Labor and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) also shared their own versions of GTA-style covers on the same day. The CBP’s social media featured an AI-generated image of agents, a helicopter, and a border scene, seemingly to promote border security policies.

Federal Agencies Wade into GTA 6’s Viral Policy Promotion with Health Secretary’s Video

Additionally, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a GTA 6-style video promoting healthy eating. This video was an edited version of the Grand Theft Auto 6 reveal, featuring himself, Trump, and AI-generated characters dressed as food items. When contacted by Kotaku for comment, a spokesperson for Rockstar Games provided a “no comment.” The series of posts highlighted the government’s use of viral trends for communication and policy promotion.

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In other news, gaming enthusiasts are thrilled with Rockstar Games’ recent announcements. Carlos Mendoza has shared an insightful piece titled “Rockstar Reveals GTA 6 Cover, Pre-orders Starting Next Week” (June 20, 2026), where you can find the game’s first official artwork featuring Lucia and Jason, along with early pre-order details. Meanwhile, Jonathan Dubinski has exciting updates for Grand Theft Auto V fans! On June 19th, Rockstar Games announced a free update that allows players to upgrade their GTA V and GTA Online from PS4 to PS5 and Xbox One to Series X/S, bringing significant technical improvements, new features, vehicles, enhancements, career progression rewards, exclusive PC updates like ray tracing, and access to Story Mode for GTA+ members. Plus, mark your calendars for July’s ‘Kortz Center Heist’ update too! Check out Carlos’ article here Rockstar Reveals GTA 6 Cover, Pre-orders Starting Next Week and Jonathan’s piece here Rockstar Offers Free GTA 5 Update from PS4 and Xbox One to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. In an unexpected yet welcome twist, Rockstar Games is breathing new life into GTA 5 with a free next-gen upgrade for PS5 and Xbox Series versions, addressing longstanding criticisms while ensuring progress remains intact. Bruno Pferd reported on this news along with the upcoming “The Kortz Center Heist” for GTA Online in July. So why not dive back into the chaos while we wait for more news on GTA 6? Check out Bruno’s piece here Before GTA 6, Rockstar Reinvigorates GTA 5 with a Free Upgrade.