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Black On Black (2015)

Filmed on location, in the heart of Africa, these 5 hardcore bareback scenes feature 10 young black males enjoying gay sex, which is strictly forbidden by their government and society. Partaking in this taboo makes each encounter that much more intriguing, and the intensity of their sex shows it. Enter a world that few outsiders get to see, as these horny boys secretly suck big black cock and fuck raw until their pearl white cum spills onto their smooth ebony skin. Unlike the typical black thugs fucking in an inner city ghetto, these encounters are filled with passion and curiosity, as African youth refuse to play by the rules of society and surrender to their pent up desires for the touch of another man.
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Filmed on location, in the heart of Africa, these 5 hardcore bareback scenes feature 10 young black males enjoying gay sex, which is strictly forbidden by their government and society. Partaking in this taboo makes each encounter that much more intriguing, and the intensity of their sex shows it. Enter a world that few outsiders get to see, as these horny boys secretly suck big black cock and fuck raw until their pearl white cum spills onto their smooth ebony skin. Unlike the typical black thugs fucking in an inner city ghetto, these encounters are filled with passion and curiosity, as African youth refuse to play by the rules of society and surrender to their pent up desires for the touch of another man.

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In Theaters:8/22/2015
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Runtime:168 minutes
Studio:80Gays

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