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Levi Johnston

LEVI JOHNSON

IG: @wearelevijohnson

Photographer: @inaribriana-nar

Name: Levi Johnson Birthday: April 1st (33) Species: Human/Hunter Lookalike: Ben Barnes Availability: Taken

Personality

Levi Johnson is cold-hearted, he doesn’t really care about anything but himself. He’s extremely selfish, and feels like the world is bad and that the only way to survive in such a world is to be strategic. That being said, he’s very cunning. He’s charming and flirtatious; women and men adore him alike, but he takes an interest towards women because he feels as though they’re inherently more trusting, and easier to take advantage of. Levi can walk into a room, and then all eyes are on him, which he takes pride in. Levi is extroverted, however, it’s very difficult for him to actually like a person. Rather, he likes the attention that he gets from them. If he does like a person, it’s usually because they are offering him something he things is valuable. Usually, this is money, but also can be sex, or information, depending on what he’s needing at the moment. Loyalty is pretty meaningless to him. He just does what he has to do to thrive. He feels like just surviving isn’t enough. He wants to make his life better, and in a world like this, he believes the only way that he can do that is to behave in this way.

Past

Levi was born on April 1st, 1984 to a teenage runaway in Boston, Massachusetts. He never knew his father, which is why he has his mother’s last name, and was never all that close to his mother. At the young age of four, he was taken away from his mother, only twenty years old at the time, and put into the American foster care system, while she was put into jail. As a child, Levi was quiet, and didn’t really speak to people. He didn’t trust people at all. He didn’t trust his mother, who used cocaine and would neglect him food and adequate clothing in order to buy more drugs. He was an alright kid. Did okay in school, but didn’t have a lot of talents, really. He jumped from foster home to foster home, and in between would sometimes be returned to his mother. In that case, it’d be the same. She’d use again, she’d neglect him again, and then she would be arrested for possession and he would be put in a different foster home, some were better than others, but Levi was never loved. He was constantly working odd-jobs to try and make some sort of money, but when he graduated high school, he was recruited into the Marines by a recruiter who had visited his high school. This was in 2002. A year after 9/11– and as soon as he was recruited, he was shipped to Iraq.

He did four tours. War wasn’t as grating on Levi as it was for most. He was cut out for it. He relished in it. It was the one place he could do whatever he wanted, without consequence. The only thing that was illegal over there, was losing the war. After Barack Obama because president and started to pull troops out of the area, Levi returned home in 2010, one of the last of the soldiers to come home. But he wasn’t coming home to anyone, like his brothers in war were. There was no family to greet him, no one was happy to see him. He stopped speaking to his mom at eighteen. He was just alone. The economy was still struggling, and the government’s support of veterans was dismal. Once again, Levi felt like he had to do his own thing in order to thrive, no one would have his back. Ever. It was just him. He ended up returning to Boston, working odd jobs and as a barista at a local coffee shop. These odd jobs weren’t just any odd jobs, though–he was a hitman for demons. He had no idea what to believe when first approached by a private company to help do this, but he reluctantly agreed as the price tag they were willingly to pay was high. Many CEOs and politicians in the area had done so by making deals with demons. His job was to kill them so they could find a way out of the deal. He was trained in this by the company, and for the first time in his life, was finally middle class.

While in Boston, he encountered a woman named Isabela Ramirez. Like most of the women he was involved with, they liked him much more than he liked them. She revealed to him that she was a vampire, and although he wanted to leave, he stayed. He slept with her only so she’d give him information on vampires, werewolves, and everything else that existed. And he would then tell the private company about it, which meant more targets for him, which meant more money. The company, however, started to realize that Levi wasn’t following through with all of his hits. That the supernaturals were also paying him off and he was lying about actually killing some of them. Before they could do anything though, Levi fled to Washington D.C, leaving his life behind without hesitation.

While in DC, he trained at the police academy and completed his training, before being sent to Mystic Falls as his post. He has been on the force for about a year now, and continues his habits of killing supernaturals for humans, and letting supernatural beings kill humans if they give him something in return. He has no remorse for this, as he believes that the world is inherently bad, and in order for him to watch his back, he needs to play it this way, also.

Levi took a six month break to travel to South America as he felt like he needed a vacation. He had never actually taken a vacation in his life, and finally accumulated enough wealth to do so, he decided it was only fit for him to live the lavish life for half a year. He has now returned to Mystic Falls, ready to accumulate more money and favors, all while killing supernatural beings if they refuse to do him a favor. He doesn’t hate the supernatural, it doesn’t matter who’s what to him. He just knows that there will be less consequences for supernatural beings, as most of the time, they are not documented in any sort of government system.

Present

When Levi returned to town, he managed to do his version of settling down. He got a girlfriend, and had an accidental kid, while also getting many enemies due to his attack on Sofia Brown on the way. He ran for Sheriff, after quitting the force due to being fed up with Mateo, and landed himself back into the Mystic Falls Police Department, as the Sheriff’s right hand man. He’s trying to stay out of trouble for the most part, only due to his infant son. He’s not suspicious of Murchada yet, and is also unaware of their existence within the town’s borders.

Connections

Isabela Ramirez

Has no idea that she’s in town. Does not feel bad that he left her, as he has pretty much forgotten about her.

Sofia Brown

Has tried to kill her in the name of protecting his girlfriend. Doesn’t regret it because she’s a vampire.

Adrian Rivera

His co-worker. Is careful to be on his good side, and impress him as the Sheriff’s deputy.

Bellamy Scott

His girlfriend. This woman drives him crazy, and he’s never loved someone in this way before.

Skye Silva

ATLANTA'S LEVI JOHNSON DEBUTS "WAITING" VISUAL

I just have two words: Levi Johnson. These three gorgeous women, Kobe, Alex, and Dre, have brought back what it is like to have a real girl group, that is so much more than pop beats and cute outfits. They bring their own individual style to the group that is reminiscent of TLC. From the lyricism to the vocals to the dance moves. These three have it all.

Levi Johnson has made me a believer again.

Background

The group, from Atlanta, was brought together by choreographer Jamaica Craft. Craft knew and worked with Kobe prior to bringing the trio together. All three girls were very heavy in the arts before coming together and making great music together. Kobe has been performing since her first group Vitoso Bosses when she was just a teenager. Dre has been singing since as long as she can remember. She made her debut on YouTube, which is how Craft found her. Alex got her start acting and modeling for commercials. Once she hit high school, she picked up writing songs and got so good that she began making a name for herself.

These three dynamic females come together to make Levi Johnson as we know it. The ladies strive to be innovative, fearless and yet relatable and they definitely do that with this track!

Premiers

The visuals for their latest single Waiting got released last week. The video depicts the type of party that you could probably find me at. Great people, great music with lots of dancing and FOOD. Everyone looks like they are having such a good time.

The Breakdown

The girls dance through the room (in sync of course) as they talk about how they are “waiting” for whoever is supposed to be stopping by to see them. “Tick tock check my wrist watch” because nobody has time to be waiting all night for what they need.

Then Kobe comes through with the lyricism that I wasn’t ready for. The bombshell lets you know, “if you ain’t wit it then [she] ain’t wit it” because she does not have time for the games.

These three have it goin’ on and I honestly cannot wait to see what their next project is. I can’t get enough of this crazy dynamic trio.

Make sure you check out Levi Johnson and their latest visuals for their single Waiting.

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