Its not really about being OG its just finding someone who wants the tag, like the ones you have are pretty trash since they are phrases not words and they mostly just arent cool phrases.

W18 is crap but G18 is prolly worth a fair bit as would AK47 etc but you may find someone who just wants a 3 char and will pay for exactly the one they want.

If you have something someone wants it will sell, if you dont it wont its simple as that.

None of the ones you have are that good tbh, some people pay extra for 3 letter because there are only a limited amount of them

my favorite are the ones where an 'x' is replacing a letter and they claim its OG. wut, if you like the tag thats cool but its not OG, not even a word anymore

Unfortunately way too many people have been obsessed with this for years, and personally I've never understood it. Regardless of how "clean" or "original" it may look, I've always thought that a gamertag such as "FruitCup" is just as OG as "Lxrge". To be honest, people really forgot that a true OG gamer tag is just someone's name, like if I had a gamer tag "Zach", then yeah that would be OG. Everything else, imo at least, is a bunch of wanna be's trying to make a quick buck or advertise it as something it's really not.

Random four letter gamertags are not OG and people barely buy them unless they look 'cool' to them. What people refer to by OG tags are simple words, such as 'Tree' or 'Light' or 'Strength', things like that.

People buy three letters/characters because they don't look half bad in-game.

A clean tag, something that's looks and sounds nice and it relatively short. These aren't bought and sold very much, usually people find tags that are clean but no one wants to buy them because they want an OG or 3-4 letter.

A 3 letter tag is pretty uncommon, 4 letters are pretty uncommon as well but there is a lot more of them . After the massive account reset, they became a lot easier to get thus lowering prices of them, but people still buy them frequently. 3-4 letters started on call of duty, you needed a short tag so you wouldn't split yourself on the killfeed. People buy them now because they are popular from that. People try to get 3-4 letters that seem to make a word, like my friend is Dlfn but we call him Dolphin, I still think that is an awesome tag. Lots of people add numbers to these tags, changing them from 3 letters to 3 characters, which would most likely lower the price tenfold, unless it's soenthing like G18 like saxby said.

Long ago, people also classified some tags as semi-of. These are basically clean gamer tags, something that makes sense and is short. "Spam Mail" would be a good example, it makes sense and it's kind of cool, but I wouldn't want my online alias to be that.

An OG is a single word that isn't ridiculous. The gamertag "real" would be worth hundreds, someone will make a tag called "realizationing" and think it's OG, but it's not even a damn word it's just ridiculous.

The gamertag and accout market it confusing, some people spend loads of money for a nice OG tag. Put it like this, don't expect to make money finding tags and selling them, no one will want whack tags and that's pretty much what is available at this point. The main way people make money is flipping the tags, buying an OG for a good deal and waiting to sell to the right buyer.

Gamer tags are confusing, let me know if you have any more questions.

Personally I think OG "Original Gamertag" are gamertags of a single word that's in the English dictionary.

GamerTags With Actual Spelling Is Clean Or OG
But People Like Some Odd Random 3 Letters And that homestly doesn't make a lot of sense
That these ugly random 3 Letters Are desired like if
I Understand That G18 is OG
But Wouldn't that mean

Akimbo G18
Would Be Clean aswell because it's a well known thing ya know
Like Google Chrome Isn't OG To anyone Right
but it's More Than 3 Letters And is a theme and the spelling is correct
also I know 3 Letters Look good but do all 3
Letters look good ?

Do people Buy Three Letter accounts with nothing on them anyway?