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Yang Gayng (2019)

Peter Fever releases the gay porn political parody Yang Gayng, filmed in Washingto DC and based on Asian Presidential candidate Andrew Yang. Starring Ray Dexter as Andrew Yang, Jessie Lee, Daniel Hausser, and Jake Perez, and with cameos by characters such as "Mayor Pete Bootycheck" and "BeatOff O'Porke", thus hilarious movie is meant to take a fun look at politics while also delivering a positive message.The story is based on fictional Yang's quest to become President, sided by his "gayng" which includes his sexy intern Daniel Lewinsky (Daniel Hausser), Chinese investor China Gold the 2nd (Jessie Lee), and Yang's "Chief of Stiff Dicks" Jake Perez. They will do "whatever it takes" to win, and of coure that means there's plenty of erotically charged XXX action in Peter Fever fashion
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Peter Fever releases the gay porn political parody Yang Gayng, filmed in Washingto DC and based on Asian Presidential candidate Andrew Yang. Starring Ray Dexter as Andrew Yang, Jessie Lee, Daniel Hausser, and Jake Perez, and with cameos by characters such as "Mayor Pete Bootycheck" and "BeatOff O'Porke", thus hilarious movie is meant to take a fun look at politics while also delivering a positive message.The story is based on fictional Yang's quest to become President, sided by his "gayng" which includes his sexy intern Daniel Lewinsky (Daniel Hausser), Chinese investor China Gold the 2nd (Jessie Lee), and Yang's "Chief of Stiff Dicks" Jake Perez. They will do "whatever it takes" to win, and of coure that means there's plenty of erotically charged XXX action in Peter Fever fashion

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Directed By:Guy Kriss
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In Theaters:1/1/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Peter Fever

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