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Dick on Demand (2017)

Sam Snow's thick, hard piece has inspired many a brutha to fall to his knees; just ask Lil Detroit. Then Sam throws back Detroit's pretty, bubble-ass, ready-made for dick--deep, hard and thick. U$H got enough dick for... Well, he got a lot of dick, no hype necessary. He got a dick that'll split a brutha wide open, and Leo Donato got just the booty-hole made to handle it. Knockout works that bone in all the right places, and whether on his knees, legs in the air, or bouncing on that thick piece, masculine & muscular Young Buck can take it AND give it like a man--those moans are all pleasure. Big dick and hungry ass are getting served up ON DEMAND in the Dawgpound. Who's next?
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Sam Snow's thick, hard piece has inspired many a brutha to fall to his knees; just ask Lil Detroit. Then Sam throws back Detroit's pretty, bubble-ass, ready-made for dick--deep, hard and thick. U$H got enough dick for... Well, he got a lot of dick, no hype necessary. He got a dick that'll split a brutha wide open, and Leo Donato got just the booty-hole made to handle it. Knockout works that bone in all the right places, and whether on his knees, legs in the air, or bouncing on that thick piece, masculine & muscular Young Buck can take it AND give it like a man--those moans are all pleasure. Big dick and hungry ass are getting served up ON DEMAND in the Dawgpound. Who's next?

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In Theaters:9/23/2017
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:DawgPound USA

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