RagingStallion.com Debuts Scene With Johnny V, Joey D

SAN FRANCISCO — RagingStallion.com announced the premiere of its first-ever hardcore scene shot by A-Team exclusive Johnny V and his real-life boyfriend Joey D.

Falcon Studios Group scheduled the release of the scene to coincide with the release of the studio’s newest feature in which the scene appears, ‘Fuck Hole,’ from director Tony Dimarco.

A behind-the-scenes interview with the boyfriends was shot during the production of ‘Fuck Hole’ and can be found on the Falcon Studios Group Blog.

“We’re so excited to offer the first high-quality, full-length scene from boyfriends Johnny V and Joey D on RagingStallion.com,” said Falcon Studios Group President Chris Ward. “Fans will definitely get an intimate glimpse into the sex lives of two uncontrollably sexy and erotically charged muscle studs who are clearly in love and love fucking."

Johnny V chimed in about the scene, “In my opinion, Joey D and I have the hottest sex ever, and it made it even hotter knowing that Tony Dimarco was capturing it at its best and that we would be sharing it with all gay porn fans. Our hormones were on high and the sexual energy on set that day was maxed like never before. We hope the fans love it and they want more, because we had so much fun doing it.”

RagingStallion.com, which contains more 2,000 scenes, is available for promotion through the Buddy Profits affiliate program.

Affiliates can choose between $35 pay-per-signup or 50-percent revshare for all memberships they refer, including trials. Affiliates are encouraged to visit BuddyBlogged.com for promotional material. For more information about the Buddy Profits affiliate program, contact Affiliate Manager Ewan French at ewan@buddyprofits.com.

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