Rockafellaz Launches Rocksboys.com

CHICAGO — Rockafellaz Entertainment has launched Rocksboys.com, a new bareback site featuring Rock Rockafella himself, as well as industry newcomers. 

“I wanted to bring something to the fans that they have been asking for from me,” Rockafella said. “There are times when they go to search for a title that I’m featured in and its no longer available. I have always been about satisfying the fans. Well now, they can go to Rocksboys.com and catch all my scenes, including some favorites.

“Something that I have decided to more of is POV filming,” he added. “This will give the viewer a more up close and personal feel of the performer that I’m working with. I have also been told that they like when I do POV scenes.” 

According to a representative, Rocksboys.com is offering the choice between a streaming membership or a downloading membership. In addition, members can store their favorite scenes to the cloud.

“As I have always pushed to doing is providing some of the best action in the industry and good quality,” he concluded. “The continued support from my fans is what keeps me going. Working with great talent and those that know what it takes to grow and become a true adult film star.”

For more information, visit Rocksboys.com

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