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“Keloid” Is Young, Black, And Super-Powered! Binge Season 1. Here. NOW! (Video)
October 2, 2017
Holy sheeeit! This “Keloid” series could very well cause Blerdgasms (Blerd = BLack nERD, and if you don’t know ‘gasms’ go Google or ask your parents or some sh!t) across the Interwebs! Have you peeped it out yet? A really compelling take on the coming of age, coming into one’s own, story of a youngster with abilities. Right in keeping with young hero sagas like Gotham already on Fox Television and The Gifted and Cloak & Dagger hitting the tube soon. And see, “Keloid” is already on YouTube, thanks to continued crowdfunding.
In episode 1, Keloid and his mom disagree about the emergence of his special abilities – telepathy, telekinesis, teleportation and the control of electricity. Meanwhile his girlfriend Aisha appears at his door unannounced. Is she right on time, or is it the worst time possible?
– Black TV & Film Collective
CRAZY! Check out Episode 1 above. More (like, the rest of the season!) after the jump, after the funding link below… where you can support if you like.
Posted in Action, Call To Action, Science Fiction (Sci-Fi), Series, Videos, Youth | 
Tags: Aba Woodruff, ANOMALY, Brooklyn Boy, Check, David Nixon, Frederic Blake, Guilt, Huriyyah Muhammad, Marie Zoumangui, New York, Nicole Williams, Reason, Trackers, Triggers | 
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