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African Barebackers (2014)

We travel to Africa to shoot African Barebackers in Kenya, where the young guys are sexy, innocent and horny for big black cock and the taste of warm piss. This is hardcore bareback Black-on-Black sex by real guys from the heart of Africa. In a land where gay sex is taboo, the pent up desires of these young and horny guys explode on screen. Their big black cocks piss and cum on each other, leaving the taste of spunk and urine on the tongues of each and every on of these smooth ebony twinks."
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We travel to Africa to shoot African Barebackers in Kenya, where the young guys are sexy, innocent and horny for big black cock and the taste of warm piss. This is hardcore bareback Black-on-Black sex by real guys from the heart of Africa. In a land where gay sex is taboo, the pent up desires of these young and horny guys explode on screen. Their big black cocks piss and cum on each other, leaving the taste of spunk and urine on the tongues of each and every on of these smooth ebony twinks."

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In Theaters:7/22/2014
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:80Gays

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