Harlem Thugs (2010)
Twisted Projecks Media presents "Harlem Thugs", starring Duke, Jaylin, Peanut, Haze, The Drill, Tyrese and Adam. There's nothing like sucking on a tasty chorizo or bangin' a willing buddy's butt in your Harlem crib. It's sweaty, sexy, semen filled fun - and it's Thug-a-licious! Horny thugs that just love hangin' out together and takin' care of what's hangin' hard between their legs.
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Twisted Projecks Media presents "Harlem Thugs", starring Duke, Jaylin, Peanut, Haze, The Drill, Tyrese and Adam. There's nothing like sucking on a tasty chorizo or bangin' a willing buddy's butt in your Harlem crib. It's sweaty, sexy, semen filled fun - and it's Thug-a-licious! Horny thugs that just love hangin' out together and takin' care of what's hangin' hard between their legs.
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In Theaters:8/24/2010
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Heatwave Entertainment
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