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Bi Crush: Josh (2023)
The star quarterbacks, the homecoming kings, the fraternity presidents. BiCollegeFucks.com is known for getting the most popular guys from college campuses across the US into the hottest, hardcore collegiate bisexual action, and that tradition continues with BiCrush: Josh. This ripped, blond-haired, brown-eyed, all-American jock sucks and fucks his way through bi threesomes with Aiden and Valerie, Delila and Philip, Jackie and Trey, and Brent and Kate in this must-see video for fans of hot guys and coeds going bi.
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The star quarterbacks, the homecoming kings, the fraternity presidents. BiCollegeFucks.com is known for getting the most popular guys from college campuses across the US into the hottest, hardcore collegiate bisexual action, and that tradition continues with BiCrush: Josh. This ripped, blond-haired, brown-eyed, all-American jock sucks and fucks his way through bi threesomes with Aiden and Valerie, Delila and Philip, Jackie and Trey, and Brent and Kate in this must-see video for fans of hot guys and coeds going bi.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/1/2023
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Corbin Fisher
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