The 'Ho-Ho-Ho Sweater' in GTA Online recreates the exact sweater worn by terrorist Tony Vreski in Die Hard (1988), which Bruce Willis's John McClane defaces with 'NOW I HAVE A MACHINE GUN HO-HO-HO' in red marker after killing him. Rockstar turned one of cinema's most violent Christmas moments into cozy holiday apparel.
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The Groupie — another holiday sweater, but not the infamous Ho-Ho-Ho. Rockstar's got plenty of Christmas drip, only one pulls from a terrorist's corpse in Die Hard.
The Homie — festive knit, but missing that legendary red marker message. Not the sweater that turned John McClane into the world's deadliest Santa.
The Retired Criminal — Christmas cozy, sure, but not the exact replica. Rockstar went deep-cut '80s action when they crafted that Ho-Ho-Ho masterpiece.
The Hired Gun — getting warmer, a Career Progress unlock, but still not THE sweater. Wanna terrorize terrorists like McClane? Wrong holiday knit.
The Hustler — another career path sweater, still not the one. There's only one Ho-Ho-Ho Sweater in GTA Online that perfectly recreates Tony Vreski's death fit, and this ain't it.
The Mr. Right — last stop, still not the legendary knit. Wanna roll through Los Santos with 'NOW I HAVE A MACHINE GUN HO-HO-HO'? Gotta find that specific sweater Rockstar pulled from cinema's bloodiest Christmas moment.
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