I was in a MW2 challenge lobby and someones name was Grenade it was real and after the Gt mod

I played with FaZe Fakie in a private match My friend was in his practice lobby so I joined

For random interactions with famous people:

When i was first getting into MW2 and xbox live more often i played a fair few games of capture the flag with Hutch , not too sure but i think he recorded one of the games but at the time i had no idea who he was. i do however remember him asking people if they knew his real name and was being pretty sound when people would ask what to help with in the game but otherwise would just be quiet.

About 3 or 4 months ago just before Mw3 came out me and my usual team for demolition playing on MW2 came across a lobby with 5 Faze people in. Turned out they are completely bollucks, they didnt even stay in for 1 round of Demolition on afghan and didnt bother trying to plant they just went to a high spot on the map , all spammed stuns and or flashes and just jumped off things and did silly little spins with snipers. our whole team ended up getting messages of them saying we were shit because we played the gametype and defended bomb sites and show someone acting like a hyperactive fairy. All of the faze people were screaming and ating pathetic and were all obviously 14 or under and just in general not very good players or good sports.

For the most "OG" or how i would view it funny or unique gamertags i have seen and come across are:
Salad Dodger
Mr goth(i know this isnt a very interesting one , but one of my friends nickname is "Mr dan the goth" so seeing as i was playing with him in the game i came across this person we found it kinda cool)

I do own the gamertag: Salad dodging, not used it much though either.

I think we need to rethink what a "OG" gamertag is, i think it should be ones that interest you or are quite fun and unique not something to be considered "OG" purely because its a word or something of similar, if a gamertag makes you smile i think it should be considered OG