Grand Theft Auto 2 was released in 1999 as the sequel to the original open-world crime game, and its music helped give the series its early, tongue-in-cheek street atmosphere. This short clip is circulated online as the second part of the game's outro, a brief closing piece that players associate with finishing a session. Because it is short, instantly recognisable to longtime fans and easy to drop at the end of a video, it has stayed in use for gameplay edits, compilations and nostalgic posts long after the original release.
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The GTA 2 outro song part 2 is a short closing track from Grand Theft Auto 2, often used to end gameplay videos, edits and meme compilations with a retro feel.
This short musical outro runs for about fourteen seconds and closes with a punchy, retro-styled finish that feels like the end credits of an old video game. The track is upbeat rather than dramatic, with a clear rhythm and a looping, arcade-like energy that makes it easy to recognise even on a first listen. Played over a final clip, it signals that the video is wrapping up without needing any narration, giving viewers a familiar sense of closure and a light, nostalgic lift as the screen fades or cuts to black.