Your boy, C. Thomas, with the brown face. AKA Chris. And this is hashtag kill Chris. Before we jump into today's video, which is about 10 black cartoons that everyone forgets. I want to update you guys on what's going on with the mission of hashtag kill Chris. If you don't know about the mission, let me put you on real quick and update you guys with some numbers. So hashtag kill Chris is my movement. To show you two that the glitch is real and that every time I upload a video, I indeed gain nothing. All I do is lose subscribers. But when I don't upload, I gain tons. It's crazy, but it's real. So I'm uploading here five times a week, money through Friday, and I'm going to see what happens. So right now, to get up to the gas with the numbers, we currently have 60,678 subscribers. Now when I started this, you can see in the video, I started off with 60,731 subscribers for a total loss of 53 subscribers. And that's from uploading three videos this week, just three. Let's give today's topic, which is a 10 black cartoon characters, everyone forgets. BEEW! For black history, let's do this. So number 10, it's final of Quartz. If you don't know him, he is from the Flintstone kids and the Flintstones in general. And the Flintstones is a shady past with black people. Except later in the 80s, they made another cartoon called Flintstone Kids, where they included a black kid named Philo Quartz. And I may kind of theorize a bit of a theory, that he is a freedom fighter to bring black people back to reality, because he disappears, reappears, and disappears again. So in the Flintstone kids, he's there. And the Flintstones original series, he's not there. And the Flintstones Christmas special, which happened like years later, he's back. He's back all of a sudden. And then in a little bit of a special edition comic book, there is one black character that hangs out with Barney and Fred. And he dies. And he's the only black person in that freaking quarry at all. And I'm assuming that guy is secretly Philo Quartz. Number nine, hey, Moni, if you've never seen this show, I don't blame you. It was on BET. Even as a black kid, I don't want you to like BET. I watch BET on Cut, but that's because I heard there was booty on this thing. I mean, that was just me as a kid though. I'm not like that anymore. But you know, you're like a teenager and you like, man, there's a booty on TV. I don't go. Watch that. I guess I was raised in a dysfunctional household. So maybe that's okay. But anyway, there was booty on TV, and I used to watch it. But Moni was also there, and I didn't watch it. But then I got older, and I saw a clip of it, and it reminded me of Dr. Quartz. If you don't know that show, you should watch that. That was on Comedy Central. I watched that though. Comedy Central was dope. And that the cast was dope. The home movies was also dope. If you don't know home movies, you should. And these were all kind of producing the same style of school vision, and just really dry with these tired type of humor. And it's so good, but it's from a black perspective. So I'm poor you can find it. Go watch it. Hey, Moni. Hey girl, number eight. Feel more. Now I made another video before about, you know, black cartoons, black cartoon characters. And feel more was my number one, because it was one of my favorite cartoons of all time from the good old days of the Disney afternoon. Now this is about a black kid who is at a high school, and he's just basically got detective. And so they're doing like drug bus, but it's really candy bus. And they just kind of trade out everything for high school stuff. There would normally be an A-Believe's procedural. And but it's so good. And I applaud you to go check it out. And don't miss a second of film more. Who I believe was played by Orlando Brown, who's the guy who's currently going crazy. Uh, only internet. Go look him up. He is kind of scary me half the time. Number seven is Michael Jackson. What? This is Michael Jackson cartoon. I never saw that. It was called Moonwalker. No, that was a movie. That was a movie. But Michael Jackson, he was a kid, had a show with his brothers. And it was dope. So this was a cartoon about them doing stuff. And I actually remember watching as a kid and really enjoying it. And we're going to move on. As I just don't want to touch anything to do with Michael Jackson. And as I have other news came out, and they found the magazines. And I'm just like, oh, I'd have finished you. I'd have finished you, Michael. I'd have finished you to the dying day. I did it. He died. I was like, no, I mean, he didn't do nothing wrong. He did nothing wrong. He did so much wrong. Number six is Max from Batman Beyond. Now Max or Maxine, if you will, was incredible. She was like the best Robin ever, but didn't need no suit. She just killed it. But people don't ever talk about her. When they said about Batman Beyond, you think about, you know, Terry, think about old grumpy Bruce Wayne. You don't even think about the dog. You know, you think about Blight. But you don't ever think about Max. I don't know why. Because she was such a pivotal part of season two. She was so, like, useful. She's a genius. She run. She wore a weird turtleneck sleeveless sweater thing. Next was one of my favorite, like, guilty pleasure cartoons, which I really want to get to later on this channel, is Air Enforcer from Sky Surfers. Now, do you know what Sky Surfers is? It was a, like, 90s cartoon. It was also kind of an anime, and it was ridiculous. But it was so fun to watch. And he was just the big, like, humongous, black, jock dude, and he could, like, have missiles on his shoulders. Oh, yeah. Bucks to the number four. Smoke it, brown. What up, Smokey? What's up, boy? Ain't that Smokey? Oh, you know, okay. This is from an anime, but I'm counting the cartoon, because really anime are just Japanese cartoons. Same thing, man. Same thing. So Smokey Brown was a sidekick of JoJo, the second incarnation for about, I don't know, like, two minutes, and then he just got pushed to that ground. But he was so hilarious whenever he would just get freaked out about everything going on, like, oh my god! He would lose his mind. It was just so funny. And I just kind of forgot that he was even in the show. Until you see glimpses of him randomly as the first black mayor of Atlanta, which is super random putting an anime. But okay, we can do that. Number three, and two, because I do that double up on your face. Jody and Mack from Daria. Everything Daria? Daria is a great cartoon. I only entire box set, which wasn't really even a box set. It was, like, 40 DVDs. But I own the whole thing. And it is so good. It's so good at critiquing high school. It's so good at critiquing like, what was it? Our society is good critiquing. Just everything that you feel could be better. This show is good at commenting on it. And I loved it. But there were two characters that were both black. And they were just always there. And sometimes they did do black things. They didn't do stereotypical black things. They did the black thing of commenting on black things or how they shouldn't do black things. They shouldn't be a stereotype. It was funny. They were purposely trying to cite this whole thing by not being it, by commenting on it, which in turn made them basically a part of it. Which is completely ridiculous. But that's what they did. And that's what they were there for. In fact, they were the prom king and queen on the show. And I'm like, I don't really think they were that popular. I just don't think they were that popular. They were like the minority freaking higher of this show. Which I'm going to give you actually an extra one real quick. Because I just thought about this one right now. If you've never seen this show, you should go watch it. It's called Super Friends. It's super old. Like, way older than me. When I was watching it, it was in like, double reruns at that point. It was on like, on Cartoon Network in the early days. And they had these minority higher cartoon characters. Like, I was a samurai, a patchy chief. And the guy I'm talking about right now. Black Vulcan. Black freaking Vulcan. Who was really just black lightning. But he had it like come out of his butt instead of his hands. Thanks for that. I'm really glad that you could give us some characters. Really make us so proud of, you know, our heritage and who we are as people. Like, it was the crappiest superhero characters you could think of possibly. And number one is another anime. And this is from the anime that I personally love. I don't talk about a lot because I feel like it's really under radar. And I really don't want to be able to get into it. But I'm a spoiler right now. Get rave. It's kind of old, actually. You should know about it already anyway. But it's from my chico. You know, my chico. I can't remember the name of her daughter, but whatever. With my chico's in my character, you look her up. You'll see it. And my honest opinion is, I don't understand why no one talks about this anime or this characters. But even on top of that, they got another character called a Suco Jackson, who is even more black, but she has blonde hair, which I don't really, I don't understand why you do that. But I guess resilience can be a little more like, culturally diverse and mixed in us. So that's cool. But there are black women who are powerful and strong and have like, wit and are really cool. And we don't talk about them and that is a shame. So I hope today, you'll watch this. I can feel like you learned something. I'm going to put every single show that I mentioned down below inside of the description. So make it bigger. You'll see it all go. Oh my god. It's so big. Look at all that. Hmm. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm a list every character. You can find the shows if you want. Most of them are actually on YouTube. So it's easy to find. And yeah, let me know down below. Any black characters that you guys miss or want to see featured, or just anyone that you really look up to, that happen to be a little more chocolatey than the other people you watch normally. Alright, everybody. See you tomorrow with another video. I think tomorrow's video will be about why I think video games are important. So, if you're into that, let me know what a thumbs up. If you're not, let me know what you're going to hear me talk about next. And I'll be here. Check out these other videos. And I really, really appreciate you guys. Thank you so much for supporting Hashtag Keel Chris. Thank you so much for just being here and allowing me to just be where it's just talk, to crap to your face. What's up, face? I'm talking to you.