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Big Black Booty Tricks (2011)

Mya G, Pleasure Bunny, Cassidy Clay, Jordin Skye, Chocolate Star, and Menage A. Roz are Big Black Booty Tricks. They represent some of the best of the round asses that black women are known for. If anybody knows how to use their big Black asses these girls do. They will fuck you like you have never been fucked before! When they get those asses moving they won't stop until your dick is raw. Then they'll suck you off until you can't take it anymore and explode all over!
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Mya G, Pleasure Bunny, Cassidy Clay, Jordin Skye, Chocolate Star, and Menage A. Roz are Big Black Booty Tricks. They represent some of the best of the round asses that black women are known for. If anybody knows how to use their big Black asses these girls do. They will fuck you like you have never been fucked before! When they get those asses moving they won't stop until your dick is raw. Then they'll suck you off until you can't take it anymore and explode all over!

Rating:NC-17
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Directed By:Michael Raw
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In Theaters:1/19/2011
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Juicy Entertainment

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