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Muscle Bottom Worship (2024)
Just because a guy's buff and muscular doesn't necessarily mean that he always wants to top. Indeed, as this brilliant offering from the ever-uncompromising Bareback Assault clearly demonstrates, there's plenty of gym buddies who are more than happy to get their arses pounded given half the chance. Dudes like Chris Neal, Ray Dalton and Tyler Reed, who don't ever need to be asked twice when opportunity strikes; and who don't ever consider playing it safe when it comes to getting their holes stretched and pummelled. What's more, with the prospect of black dick to add to the mix, these hunks lay on the showtime of their lives; with a tsunami of spunk spewing from their balls to serve as a very fitting crescendo in this Muscle Bottom Worship.
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Just because a guy's buff and muscular doesn't necessarily mean that he always wants to top. Indeed, as this brilliant offering from the ever-uncompromising Bareback Assault clearly demonstrates, there's plenty of gym buddies who are more than happy to get their arses pounded given half the chance. Dudes like Chris Neal, Ray Dalton and Tyler Reed, who don't ever need to be asked twice when opportunity strikes; and who don't ever consider playing it safe when it comes to getting their holes stretched and pummelled. What's more, with the prospect of black dick to add to the mix, these hunks lay on the showtime of their lives; with a tsunami of spunk spewing from their balls to serve as a very fitting crescendo in this Muscle Bottom Worship.
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In Theaters:7/7/2024
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Bareback Assault (Orrange Media Group)
Cast
Christian Schöler
Director
Brian Bonds
(archive footage)
Chris Neal
(archive footage)
Colin Steele
(archive footage)
Fostter Riviera
(archive footage)
Jack Simmons
(archive footage)
Ray Boy
(archive footage)
Ray Dalton
(archive footage)
Tyler Reed
(archive footage)
Jon Phonix
(archive footage)
Mauri
(archive footage)
Hartman
(archive footage)
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