Faheem Rashad Najm, aka T-Pain (in the music industry), is a two-time Grammy Award-winning singer who has been in the industry since 1999. The singer has been role-playing in the famous Grand Theft Auto V video game on NoPixel, a popular GTA V RP server.
As the details of the much-awaited GTA VI are still in the zone of oblivion, what remains known is the existence of role-playing servers. In a recent video of T-Pain, he revealed something that has struck the nerves of many fans.
T-Pain confirms collab with Rockstar Games
T-Pain, the accomplished musician and Twitch streamer, has recently become part of the creative team shaping Grand Theft Auto VI. This unexpected collaboration was unveiled during a live stream on social media, sparking many discussions among the fans.
While specific details about T-Pain’s role remain elusive, his confirmed involvement has ignited speculation regarding potential in-game music contributions or even a cameo appearance as a character.
Although T-Pain is no longer a frequent participant in GTA V’s role-play servers, the ripple effect of his influence and the broader community’s impact is anticipated in the forthcoming Grand Theft Auto instalment.
T-Pain reveals why he stopped Nopixel
The artist revealed the challenge of balancing his role in GTA 6 development with participation in GTA 5 role-playing, having been a NoPixel server enthusiast.
“I used to be on NoPixel, then I started working on GTA VI, and they told me I couldn’t do RP anymore because it kind of goes against… they had this whole speech, like, ‘What if somebody took your album and re-recorded it, and more people were listening to that,’ and I’m like, ‘Okay, I kind of get that, but I was having a good time. Alright that’s fine’.” revealed T-Pain.
“Then I started working on the game with them and then they teamed up with the people that make the RP sh*t, and I’m like, ‘Wait a minute, what? What the f**ck?…Y’all tell me I can’t do this sh*t and then you team up with the people that enable the RP?” added the singer in his video.
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Rockstar’s decision, juxtaposed with collaborations with modding teams behind servers like FiveM and RedM, raises eyebrows. This move unites role-play facilitators under the same umbrella as T-Pain, who was previously asked to step away.
The intriguing intersection of Rockstar’s decisions and T-Pain’s involvement suggests complex dynamics within the gaming community and the evolving relationship between developers and influential players in the expansive world of Grand Theft Auto.