The short version

  • Raw Records is Boobie Ike's label and Dre'Quan Priest wants to make it central to Vice City music.
  • Jason works for local drug runners in the Leonida Keys.
  • Raul Bautista is a named bank robber connected to high-risk scores.
  • A complete gang list, territories and joinable factions are not announced.

GTA VI's official cast pages describe a network of hustlers, artists, criminals and local operators rather than a clean list of color-coded gangs. Raw Records is the clearest named organization. Jason's drug-running work and Raul Bautista's robbery connections establish other criminal circles without giving them formal faction names.

This page uses organization only where Rockstar supplies a business, role or relationship. It does not convert every group visible in a trailer into a named gang.

Named connections

Person or groupConfirmed connectionUnknown
Raw RecordsBoobie Ike's record label; Dre'Quan Priest is building its music profileBusiness mechanics and player ownership
Real DimezBae-Luxe and Roxy, a rap duo linked to Dre'Quan and Raw RecordsWhether they operate as mission-givers throughout the story
Jason's employersLocal drug runners in the Leonida KeysNames, hierarchy and territory
Raul BautistaA seasoned bank robber seeking talent for increasingly risky jobsThe formal name and size of his crew
Local street groupsVisible in official Leonida footageOfficial names, alliances and rivalry systems

Raw Records is a business and a story network

Raw Records is the one organisation Rockstar has actually named. Three of the confirmed cast sit inside it.

Who is attached to it

Boobie Ike has moved from street work into legitimate holdings, and the label is one of them. Dre'Quan Priest is chasing music and sees his route through it. The Real Dimez bring performing talent and a public profile that already exists.

So the label is more than background signage. It is a map of who knows whom.

What it is not

Rockstar has not said you can run the label. Nothing points to signing artists, managing releases or earning income from it.

Treat it as a relationship network around named people, not as a business system.

Jason's criminal connections

Rockstar's Jason profile says he works for local drug runners in the Keys. He served in the Army first, and grew up around grifters and crooks.

That wording puts him close to an existing trade. It does not make him a member of a named cartel or gang.

The people around him

Brian Heder supplies another part of Jason's local world. Raul Bautista is the link to bigger robberies.

Those roles overlap. Overlapping does not make them one organisation, and Rockstar has not said it does.

What a faction system would require

A real faction mechanic tracks things: standing, hostility, territory, rewards, access. Rockstar has announced none of them.

Gang colours, neighbourhood groups and recurring faces can all support story encounters without any reputation meter behind them.

Why we will not name more

Leonida is big enough to hold many local organisations. That does not mean we can name them.

Names taken from clothing, graffiti or leaked files do not belong in a factual roster. When Rockstar names a group, we add it with the exact relationship it stated.

Frequently asked questions

What gangs are confirmed in GTA 6?

Rockstar has confirmed criminal and music networks, but has not published a complete formal gang roster.

What is Raw Records?

It is Boobie Ike's record label, with Dre'Quan Priest and the Real Dimez connected to its story.

Is Jason in a gang?

Rockstar says Jason works for local drug runners. It does not name him as a member of a gang.

Can you join factions in GTA 6?

Not announced.

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Real Dimez

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