Sweet Johnson (Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas)

Sean "Sweet" Johnson "Don't be a busta, CJ!" Gender: Male Type: Leader of Grove Street Families Age: 20's Species: Human Portrayed by: Faizon Love Status: Alive Media of origin: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas First appearance: Grand Theft Auto: San Andrea

"My brother can be a real pain in the ass."

— Carl "CJ" Johnson, "Home Coming"

Sean "Sweet" Johnson is one of the main characters in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. He's the leader of the Grove Street Families and the older brother of the game's protagonist, Carl "CJ" Johnson. Sweet is a prominent character throughout the Los Santos story arc before ending up in prison in the mission "The Green Sabre", and then he gets released from prison in the mission "Home Coming" during the Return to Los Santos story arc.

Busta Qualities

1. Despite being CJ’s older brother and therefore a supposed role-model for him, Sweet treats his little brother like absolute crap (exactly like Roman treats Niko):
   1. He lambasts his brother for missing the funeral of their mother, Beverly Johnson and their brother Brian 5 years prior to the game's events, when it wasn't even CJ's fault in the former case, as C.R.A.S.H. arrested him as he arrived in Los Santos from Liberty City upon hearing about his mother's death and Frank Tenpenny left him to die in East Los Santos, a territory of the Families' rival gang, the Ballas.
   2. When CJ announced that he expanded operations in San Fierro and Las Venturas and got a mansion in Mulholland, instead of being proud of him, Sweet berates CJ for abandoning the hood (their home in Grove Street, Ganton), and unfairly compares him to Big Smoke (who already betrayed the Families at that point), when again CJ didn't leave the hood willingly, as he was arrested by C.R.A.S.H. and was left in Whetstone after the mission "The Green Sabre", and CJ doesn't even bother to correct his brother that Tenpenny made him leave Grove Street by force.
   3. It seems like all Sweet wants to do is live in Grove Street, despite Beverly wanting her children to live a better, richer life. While it may sound like dedication to the Families at first, it also seems incredibly selfish on Sweet's side.
   4. Sweet constantly claims that CJ is doing everything for himself, and calls him a perpetrator at one point, making him sound incredibly jealous for CJ having a more successful life than him.
2. At no point does Sweet ever show gratitude to CJ for helping him get out of prison and the hands of C.R.A.S.H., despite his brother going through so much trouble to do so.
3. Prior to the events of the game, CJ was living in Liberty City for 5 years, and as a result, the Grove Street Families gang weakened in the intervening time, and fellow sets, like Seville Boulevard Families and Temple Drive Families, begun beefing and split from the Grove, and Sweet, despite being the gang's leader, made absolutely no attempt to strengthen the gang, blaming his brother CJ instead.
4. Despite being against selling crack, in a later mission, "Beat Down on B Dup", he was almost willing to give in and smoke crack before CJ stops him, which makes him a hypocrite.
5. Unlike Big Smoke and Ryder, Sweet doesn't have that many memorable lines. Aside from maybe “I’ll have a 6 with extra dip” from the famous “Drive Thru” mission.

Sweet Qualities

1. Sweet's voice actor, Faizon Love, does a pretty good job voicing him.
2. Even though it's very rude towards CJ, Sweet's line, "New clothes? N***a, what the f**k is this bulls**t?!" from the mission "Home Coming", is quite funny. His line "This s**t's real f**ked up. Everything!" from "Sweet & Kendl" is also memorable.
3. Despite being a jerk towards CJ for the most part, deep inside, he does care about his brother, their sister Kendl, and the Grove Street Families.
4. Like everyone else, his design is good and memorable.
5. The game would most likely not be as good without him.

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