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Michael has an unused LSPD outfit in the game's files which can be worn by hacking. It also comes with a hat, suggesting that Michael at one point wore hats.
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Inside Franklin's second safe-house, a golden record can be found hanging on a wall. On close inspection, it's possible to make out "OG Loc" written on it, referncing the character OG Loc from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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In the Yellow Jack Inn near Sandy Shores, there are some dollar bills behind the counter. The face on the dollar bills is Rochell'le, the girl on the cover of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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Inside Lester Crest's house, there is a box labeled "Zombie Outbreaks." On the side of the box is a sticker that says "Live Long" with the iconic Vulcan salute, referencing the famous Star Trek quote "Live long and Prosper."
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The "Yeti" clothing brand is based on the Japanese clothing brand "A Bathing Ape", also known as "Bape". The logos that appear on the branded items reference the Japanese brand, in combination with the infamous "bigfoot" rumors that spread around the release of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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The museum called Bishop's WTF?! on Hollywood Boulevard and North Highland Avenue is a parody of the real life museum Ripley's Believe it or Not!
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It is possible to visit Ludendorff, North Yankton in GTA Online by glitching the game. If another player invites you to their game during the game's first mission the area can be found floating in the South-East part of the map and is traversable by the players.
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The store name "SUPERSONIC - The Ultra Fast Ring Specialist" is most likely a reference to Sonic The Hedgehog.
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During the missions in which the player Spoiler:steals cars for Devin, the garage in which the cars must be delivered to has a list of cars that Devin wishes to be obtained, written in UV pen. This is a reference to the film, Gone in 60 Seconds, in which the same tactic is used to cover up the team's act of stealing cars.
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An early GTA Online logo can be found in the game's files.
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A firefighter outfit for Trevor is in the game's files. This could mean that Trevor was originally planned to be in the Bureau Raid.
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There was originally a "Rubbergun" in the game. It was similar to a Micro SMG, but shot rubber bullets instead.
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Looking through the game's files suggests there was originally a feature that allowed the player to play music from the characters' phones.
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The Jerry Can was originally green instead of red, as seen in pre-release screenshots.
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There is a park bench in Pacific Bluffs paying respect to Chris Edwards, a Rockstar Employee who was credited for working on Max Payne, Grand Theft Auto, and L.A. Noire. Mr. Edwards unfortunately passed away in 2014, and this bench is a tribute to him.
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Originally in "The Long Stretch", Stretch did not wear a hat, Franklin wore his default outfit, and Lamar wore his outfit with the green shirt.
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While listening to FlyLo FM, it's possible to hear Carl, a character from the Adult Swim cartoon Aqua Teen Hunger Force, call in and complain about the music being played.
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Using the ragdoll physics to hit people sitting down kills them instantly, no matter how minor the collision is.
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According to files in the game, the Gusenberg Sweeper was named the Gusenberg Chopper during development.
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