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Give Me Dick 2 (2024)
Edward Terrant is hanging in his room when his roommate, Romeo Davis, comes to visit. Edward knows what Romeo wants and is more than ready to give it to him...it's been a long, boring day. A distraction is needed. Romeo hops on the bed and starts to kiss Edward. He then puts him on his belly, with his ass up in the air, and gets a good taste of Edward's tight hole. Now it's Edward's turn to get a taste of Romeo's huge cock. We love seeing the hunky Drew Dixon in action, especially when hottie Jeremy Feist is on the bottom. Drew and Jeremy connected for a fun weekend out of town and decided to start it off right. Kissing turned into stripping, which is always fun, but Jeremy on his knees with a cock in his mouth is much better.
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Edward Terrant is hanging in his room when his roommate, Romeo Davis, comes to visit. Edward knows what Romeo wants and is more than ready to give it to him...it's been a long, boring day. A distraction is needed. Romeo hops on the bed and starts to kiss Edward. He then puts him on his belly, with his ass up in the air, and gets a good taste of Edward's tight hole. Now it's Edward's turn to get a taste of Romeo's huge cock. We love seeing the hunky Drew Dixon in action, especially when hottie Jeremy Feist is on the bottom. Drew and Jeremy connected for a fun weekend out of town and decided to start it off right. Kissing turned into stripping, which is always fun, but Jeremy on his knees with a cock in his mouth is much better.
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In Theaters:12/13/2024
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bareback Cum Pigs
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