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Ebony Cheerleaders 2 (2000)

Back for a second volume of hot campus sweethearts. The babes of ebony cheerleaders will shake your dick like a pom pom as they suck you dry. There ain't nuthin finer than a black lady shakin' her ass in a cheerleading skirt. Yo - you homies know what I'm talking about.
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Back for a second volume of hot campus sweethearts. The babes of ebony cheerleaders will shake your dick like a pom pom as they suck you dry. There ain't nuthin finer than a black lady shakin' her ass in a cheerleading skirt. Yo - you homies know what I'm talking about.

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In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:77 minutes
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