Two gay black brothers is company, and three is even better! These fine ass studs are going all out in wild, dawg on dawg, three-way action that is off the hook!
David Rey, Edward James
Director
Alex Kenwood
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Big Blue
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Bobby Blake
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Darryl Harris
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Choice Thomas
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Diabolique
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Doc Holiday
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Flex Deon Blake
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Craig Stevens
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Lil' Ken
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Southern Comfort
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