Youngblood Priest is a fictional character from the 1972 film "Super Fly," directed by Gordon Parks Jr.. He is a drug dealer in New York City who seeks to escape the dangerous lifestyle of the drug trade while trying to make a better life for himself. The character is known for his stylish appearance and charisma, which reflect the era's culture. In the film, Youngblood Priest faces various challenges, including rival dealers and law enforcement. His journey highlights themes of ambition, morality, and the struggle for personal freedom. The character has become an iconic representation of the blaxploitation genre, influencing later films and media.