MaleRevenue Launches DrillHim.com

BOSTON — MaleRevenue.com has announced the launch of its new gay site, DrillHim.com. Like the MaleRevenue sites SketchySex.com and FraternityX.com, DrillHim.com was developed in partnership with former adult star Jeremy Hall.

According to MaleRevenue, DrillHim "is set on an army base where gangbanging the new recruits is a daily, drunken pastime..... DrillHim is about a group of raunchy soldiers fucking each other bareback in gangbangs and dirty orgies." 

"We're excited to launch our newest site in partnership with Jeremy Hall," said Gary Blumenthal, MaleRevenue's webmaster. "We work well together in bringing hot, real, down and dirty group scenes to the Web. Jeremy has a special ability to get incredibly realistic and hot performances out of the models, and this site doesn't let down." 

MaleRevenue said that based on the success of FraternityX.com and SketchySex.com, the company has high hopes for DrillHim.com. FraternityX and SketchySex, MaleRevenue said, "both feature drunken gangbangs in fraternity houses and sex addicts' apartments, respectively." 

"I wanted to take our gangbang approach to an army environment," Hall said. "Military sex has always been exciting, and the army hunks had a lot of fun filming themselves showing the new recruits who's boss. By the time these men are done breaking in the newbies, there's no questions whose cock is in charge."  

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