Boris Lang, Dom Ully Strike Up "Sexual Graffiti" for BehindFriends

CYBERSPACE – All-male Euro paysite BehindFriends is touting flip-fuck “Sexual Graffiti,” newly uploaded and available for streaming.

“When real-life bodybuilder Boris Lang finds slender street artist Dom Ully spray-painting graffiti on an underpass wall, he wants to join in the fun,” notes the promo text. “Ultimately the action ends up being another great flip-flop scene. You’ll love seeing Boris’ impressive physique being put on full display along with his beautiful round ass.”

The outdoor location lent verisimilitude to the “Sexual Graffiti” shoot. “This week’s torrid sex session between Boris and Dom happens in an underpass where you hear the traffic rushing by and all the noise of the city in the background,” reads the promo text. “When you see these two guys going at it, you’ll notice that their cocks are always erect, so they were obviously into each other.”

Soon after they meet with a “bro-like fist bump,” the sexual tension builds. “Boris's cock is bulging right through his shorts as they make out, and he unzips so he can release his hard-on. Dom gladly squats so he can suck Boris off. Once his shorts are down to his knees you'll swoon at the sight of Boris's meaty quads, hamstrings and glutes.”

“One of the best things about this encounter is how these two guys take care of each other. This reciprocation starts when Boris pulls Dom by his arms so he can get down on his knees and return the favor. While Dom gets a blowjob from Boris, you'll notice that Dom's perfect cock is at full attention. The colorful artwork these two guys were working on a few minutes ago is in the direct background. Now, it’s time to fuck…”

Click here for model profiles and VOD details and follow BehindFriends on Twitter. The site's content is available for promotion via its BehindCash affiliate program.

In related news, BehindFriends has been promoting recent updates “Old City Romance” with Sanchez Lopez and David (click here); “Just Like Always” with Thomas Friedl and Steavan (click here); and “Do You Ever Mess With Guys?” featuring Tomas Salek and Jace Reed (click here). 

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