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| “ | And I was wrong, Carl. You ain't no Busta! | „ |
| ~ Sweet in The Green Sabre Beta. |
| “ | You gotta love your hood like you love your homies. It's always been that way, and ain't nothing ever gonna change, I done seen it all. | „ |
| ~ Sweet, to the other GSF members. |
Sean Johnson, better known as Sweet, is the deuteragonist of the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the seventh installment of the Grand Theft Auto video game series. He is the leader of the Grove Street Families gang, and is Carl Johnson's older brother.
He was voiced by Faizon Love, who also played Sledgehammer O'Possum in What a Cartoon! and Big Worm in Friday.
Overview[]
Family[]
Sweet was born to Beverly Johnson, and an unknown father. He has two brothers, Carl and Brian; and a sister, Kendl. Also, he has an unnamed girlfriend who was saved by Carl Johnson during the shootout with the Seville Boulevard Families.
Appearance[]
Sweet appears to be in his late 20s-early 30s. He is dark skinned, bearded, and wears a green Los Santos baseball cap as well as a green shirt over a white undershirt, dark blue jeans, and blue and white sneakers.
Personality[]
Sweet is aggressive and combative, but loyal to his friends and his gang. Also, unlike the other gang leaders, he often leads the gang's shootouts against the Ballas and Vagos.
He doesn't care about properties or money, as seen when refusing to see Carl's properties and only wants to see Grove Street.
However, Sweet is also cocky and hypocritical towards CJ and seems to keep bringing up the past for his failures. In reality, Big Bear mentioned in cut dialogue that Sweet didn't do anything for Grove Street becoming the highest gang in Los Santos. Sweet does not take responsibility for his actions.
Vehicles[]
Sweet has a blue Greenwood, that has a license plate as "GROVE4L". His first Greenwood is destroyed while escaping the police. Later, he bought a blue Greenwood again, his second vehicle. And, there is an Infernus vehicle of B Dup's that was stolen by Sweet.
Weapons[]
In the missions, Sweet is seen while using various weapons; pistols, sub-machine guns and AK47. And he uses a spray can to tag the other gang tags.
Biography[]
Beginning[]
Five years prior to the events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, Sweet's youngest brother, Brian, died from unknown causes, and blames CJ, due to the implication that he was present and did not attempt to help. After this disagreement, CJ moved to Liberty City for five years where he worked for a man named Joey Leone.
Carl's Return[]
Five years later, Sweet's mother, Beverly Johnson, died at the hands of a drive-by shooting committed by the Ballas, and calls CJ to inform him of the tragedy. CJ agrees to visit Los Santos to attend her funeral, but is late to the funeral, to Sweet's disappointment. Reunited with CJ and childhood friends Big Smoke and Ryder, they bike home while being shot at by a Ballas lowrider. After Carl returns home, he has done some actions with Sweet to rise Grove Street Families, such as spraying over Ballas tags, killing the Ballas members in Glen Park, Jefferson, killing their leader, Kane and provoking gang wars.
Imprisoned[]
The Grove Street Families were involved in a shootout with the Ballas, lead by Sweet, under the Mulholland Intersection. During this shootout, Ballas members shot him and he gets critical wounds, but saved and was taken away by the LSPD to be imprisoned.
Release from Prison[]
After Carl's leaving from Las Venturas, he meets Mike Toreno again and Toreno recompenses him by releasing Sweet from prison. Later, Carl goes to the Pershing Square and bring him the Grove Street.
After they come to the Grove Street. They find their street is taken by Ballas and the crack dealers. They killed the crack dealers and some Ballas members, and take away Big Bear from B Dup until the final mission.
Final[]
After Carl and Sweet find out where Big Smoke is, they go to his crack palace, Las Colinas. Sweet takes his gun and prepares to enter the factory, but he is stopped by Carl, who enters the factory alone. After Carl kills Smoke, he leaves from the factory to kill Tenpenny. He sees Tenpenny while escaping with a fire truck, but Sweet catches him up and grabs the ladder of fire truck. After a chase, Sweet is saved by Carl, and Tenpenny's truck fell from the bridge and Tenpenny dies.
Trivia[]
- Sweet's favorite radio stations are Bounce FM, CSR 103.9, and Radio Los Santos.
- Sweet is seen in 20 missions, and apparead as voice only in 4 missions.
External Links[]
- Sweet on the Heroes Wiki
- Sweet on the Grand Theft Auto Wiki
