Steven Ogg is Misunderstood

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  @BoganBav · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @antonbradbury · 1 year ago

  I met Steven, as well as the other guys, at Dublin ComicCon only last year. He was very kind and patient with the thousands of fans he met, and didn&apos;t seem at all &quot;tired&quot; of GTA, even saying that he would like to work with Rockstar again if he got the opportunity.

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• SU

  @Sup0793 · 1 year ago

  All bro wanted was a hug

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• DC

  @dcaseng · 8 months ago

  There&apos;s nothing complicated about Ogg, he&apos;s just an actor who doesn&apos;t want to be typecasted into one role.<br>The irony is that fans should actually embrace his sour attitude because he&apos;s actually the only actor in GTAV who behaves like the character he played in the game.

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• JA

  @jaylebre · 1 year ago (edited)

  The irony of it is..if michael, franklin and trevor were voice actors for a game in the storyline<br>They would react the same exact way as their real life counterparts do in response to fans😂

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  @GeorgeWagenblast · 1 year ago

  First video that actually portrays Steven

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  @Mohamad0670 · 8 months ago

  People also forget about when Steven said “People always ask me to act like Trevor. And yeah that’s cool but I just think…How bout just a hug, man?” Something like that he said. He just wanted something else asked. He is an actor and artist. He enjoys literature, like books and novels, as well as acting, TV Series’/Shows’, films/movies, etc. He always said, unlike other mediums, he isn’t very knowledgeable of gaming at all. Since it is basically animated, he assumes it is like a cartoon because that’s all he seen. And he’s ultimately an actor at heart. That’s why he was so good with Trevor Philips. They all did not just motion capture, but performance capture, acting, and voice acting, and animated, which was more than what they are usually casually called “Voice actors” and he did well at it because he already knew how. He was always more than a voice actor.

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• SU

  @sumthinmade9718 · 8 months ago

  Hearing him in game and watching the walking dead seeing him on screen. It feels so in place because of course Trevor would survive a zombie apocalypse

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  @f3uibeghardt522 · 1 year ago

  It has to be embarrassing and horrible for self-esteem to be so typecast.

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• BW

  @BWeb · 8 months ago

  I just finished Jennette McCurdy’s autobiography and it touched on a lot of the same feelings expressed here. Actors are human beings with their own identities, and when their fans forget that and only call them by and know them as their actor’s name and personality, it diminishes their own identity. It’s sad. <br><br>On the other hand, fans love the character. Of course the actor is what brought the character to life, but it’s understandable that at a convention or paying for something like a cameo from the CHARACTER, it makes sense to expect them to be in character; at least to a certain extent. In public or on social media, I do think it’s inappropriate and unfair to only call actors by their characters, though.

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• AA

  @aadeyyy · 1 year ago

  People should put themselves in his position to understand what he actually feels then they would know

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• FO

  @foxxy-3748 · 8 months ago

  The internet takes an inch and turns it into a mile. Dude was just having a bad day, yet everyone turned it into this &quot;He hates the fanbase/game/Trevor&quot; ordeal. Didn&apos;t know &nbsp;it was so hard to remind yourself that other people are...people.

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