I'm realizing that it is most likely that when you make a character in any form, video game, fantasy wrestling etc., it's easy to subconsciously (or on purpose) have them be an extension of yourself.


WHAT THE FUCK YALL THINK?

I'm not a drunk like my character.  

Yes i can relate to my character

I like to act like an asshole sometimes and prove others wrong, so yes

Yes, that's partly why I changed my character.

I'm trying to...

All my characters in feds partly have some of me in them yea.

So i'm the only one who doesn't relate really? 

Yes, my character does things that I would usually choose to do. However, my chararacter shows very little of my laid back side where im much more nonchelauntly obscene out of character. I'm always going ''full force'' on-screen so rarely do they get to see ya boy just chilling. There were a few instances last summer, but other than that naw.

Yes

I'd say so. The character I portray is usually very stubborn (usually with good reason) and I'd definitely consider myself someone who'll hold their ground in an argument. I'm also able to capitalise on most opportunities in order to get myself better off which is a big part of my personality. I'm also quite reserved and don't talk about anything more than I need to as well as keeping only a small amount of friends around me at a time.

My new character yes. There's a lot of me in it.

To some extent, for sure.

Partially

I incorporate some of myself into my character, yeah.

Oh yes... definitely some affiliation with myself in these gimmicks.


For Lannister... it resembles my fandom of Game of Thrones. But beyond that, I always found myself to be somebody "without an efed home" once ACW ended, if you will... which is exactly what Lannister is. Someone without a home/stability. Lannister is a mercenary who goes from one client to the next for his own self benefit, with or without reason. I'm also not as serious as I used to be, so Lannister is more about making jokes and having fun, where as in previous gimmicks that wasn't really an option.


For my Joker gimmick... obviously, I'm not as dark/a psychopath that the gimmick liked to portray, but I was at least able to get my psychological views on the world out with such a gimmick. It's hard to do so otherwise with a normal gimmick, which is why I stuck with it for years. I suppose you can say for both gimmicks, that they're both outside-the-box thinking, which I tend to believe is my personality as well.