Dragon Media, IndieBucks Partner on Launch of ChiChiLaRaw

Dragon Media, IndieBucks Partner on Launch of ChiChiLaRaw

MONTREAL — Dragon Media has partnered with IndieBucks to launch paysite ChiChiLaRaw.com with content helmed by industry vet Chi Chi LaRue.

Dragon Media's Mike R noted that "getting Chi Chi on board is an incredible moment for us."

"We are beyond thrilled with this new venture, and we are sure fans of Chi Chi’s work will fall in lust with this amazing new site," he added.

With a career that spans more than three decades, noted a rep, LaRue counts hundreds of films to his credit and has created "classic works with heavyweights like Falcon Studios, Noir Male, Icon Male, Catalina Video and HIS Video."

"It’s an honor to be working with Dragon Media as they continue to expand their catalog of sites. DaddySexFiles and RawDads have become popular among bareback fans," the rep continued. "ChiChiLaRaw is an amazing new addition to the lineup."

LaRue added, "ChiChiLaRaw is ready to rock the sex world!"

Visit the site online and on Twitter; visit IndieBucks or contact support@indiebucks.com for additional details.

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