Lauren Phillips, Carmen Valentina Release '#TeamBJ 3'

LOS ANGELES — Another “#TeamBJ” video has just debuted.

Adult stars Lauren Phillips and Carmen Valentina today released "TeamBJ 3 — You Can Never Have Enough Balls” on DVD, as well as download or streaming for members of their official sites, LaurenPhillips.com or CarmenValentina.com.

"TeamBJ 3” also is available by mail order from TeamBJ.com. It is also available at AdultEmpire.com.

The DVD boasts the biggest BJ fest yet in the popular series, the two adult stars said.

Real fans and followers collected on a promise by them to give BJs to all their followers if the Patriots won the Super Bowl.

This is the fifth installment of “#TeamBJ,” which came about in 2010 when Bobbi Eden with help from Vicky Vette and Gabby Quinteros promised BJs if Holland won the World Cup.

Overnight, “#TeamBJ” became the talk of the Huffington Post, Yahoo Sports, ESPN and sports radio. Holland lost in extra time that year.

Both Phillips and Valentina are part of the VNAGirls.com network, which hosts all of the #TeamBJ events.

“It was an amazing experience seeing who would show up to collect,” Phillips said. “We had no idea if it was going to be 10 or 1,000. I'd do it again in a heartbeat.”

Valentina said: I am just glad so many fans showed up to collect ... but you'll have to get the DVD to see just how many!"

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