Grand Theft Auto VI•29.10.2026, 09:13•GamesRadar+
Un chanteur de 86 ans présent dans GTA 6 ne sait pas ce qu'est Grand Theft Auto : « C'est un jeu télévisé ? »
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Le chanteur légendaire Cliff Richard, dont le tube Devil Woman figurera dans Grand Theft Auto VI, a récemment révélé qu'il ne comprenait pas ce qu'était le jeu. Malgré l'inclusion de sa chanson dans l'un des titres les plus attendus de tous les temps, il a confondu le jeu avec une émission de télévision.
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My favorite part of every Grand Theft Auto game is discovering Rockstar's carefully curated music selection, and from what we've heard so far the GTA 6 soundtrack is fully packed with earworms. I'm a classic rock guy, and ever since the extended look dropped I've had Cliff Richard's Devil Woman playing on repeat. Despite the new wave of attention pointed at his music, however, Richard himself apparently still doesn't know what GTA 6 actually is.
"I was told this happened!" Richard recently told The Times (via IGN ). "My nephew, who has two boys, said they came screaming to him, 'Dad, it’s Uncle Cliff!' They didn’t realise I could sing like that. The show is a game show, isn’t it, really? One of the biggest on TV?"
Richard was an influential figure in the early days of British rock and roll, and he's remained an active artist well into the '20s, though his popularity never reached the same global heights that it did in the UK. Still, getting a prominent spot in what's likely to be the biggest video game release of all time does wonders in reaching a new generation of fans, and Richard can appreciate that part of it, at least.
"People will no longer just say, 'Oh, Cliff Richard is from the past,'" he adds. "Because I am, but that past is what makes everything what it is today." Past or present, Devil Woman remains an absolute banger.
GTA 6 actors get advice from Grand Theft Auto veterans: "Listen to Rockstar" and "get ready"
"I was told this happened!" Richard recently told The Times (via IGN ). "My nephew, who has two boys, said they came screaming to him, 'Dad, it’s Uncle Cliff!' They didn’t realise I could sing like that. The show is a game show, isn’t it, really? One of the biggest on TV?"
Richard was an influential figure in the early days of British rock and roll, and he's remained an active artist well into the '20s, though his popularity never reached the same global heights that it did in the UK. Still, getting a prominent spot in what's likely to be the biggest video game release of all time does wonders in reaching a new generation of fans, and Richard can appreciate that part of it, at least.
"People will no longer just say, 'Oh, Cliff Richard is from the past,'" he adds. "Because I am, but that past is what makes everything what it is today." Past or present, Devil Woman remains an absolute banger.
GTA 6 actors get advice from Grand Theft Auto veterans: "Listen to Rockstar" and "get ready"