💚 | Sean "Sweet" Johnson

Sweet is described as "naive, but powerful". He is intensely loyal to his hood, but he can be harshly judgmental of people, he is aggressive and combative, but loyal to his friends and his gang, having a direct, real, determined, leader, rooty, harsh, protective personality, but, he is just a good guy who is just worried about losing the people who he loves, also, he is also very responsible and mature.

As leader of the Grove Street Families, he idealistically thought of using them as a means to keep crack and other hard drugs off the streets, and even when GSF's influence began to wane, he refused to compromise family and friends, and originally founded the Grove Street Families as a way of keeping his hood safe, when CJ leaves for Liberty City after Brian's death, he views it as a betrayal of both the gang and his family, and is reluctant to forgive him. Once CJ has proven himself, however, Sweet angrily stands up for him when others insult him. Due to his loyalty, Sweet is also extremely provincial, refusing to leave the hood and failing to show interest in the world outside of Grove Street.

He has a musical taste especially for Gangsta Rap, and his favorite radio is "Radio Los Santos"

Sweet was born in Ganton. He was later present at the births of his three younger siblings, Carl, Kendl, and Brian. Carl described Sweet as "the man of the house", since they barely knew their father. Sweet was also often bringing necessary money to the family through robbing other people. After 1987, Sweet became the leader of the Grove Street Families and recruited Big Smoke. Later on, Ryder and Carl joined the gang. His younger brother Brian died in an accident, which Sweet blamed on his other brother Carl; this resulted in Carl leaving for Liberty City. Sweet then moved out into his own house, two doors down from his childhood home. After Brian's death, and CJ's departure, Sweet became a "hard man to be with", and when the Seville Boulevard and Temple Drive sets split up from the Grove, Sweet didn't do anything about it, and Grove Street's loss of power and influence.