Thanks! Will check it out!

It’s Connor Nails Ethan, when Connor was just being a beast.

This might be silly but can I ask where this scene comes from? (and no, not the Zac Efron one…) Thanks!

As for the scene itself, I actually liked it. Clark gets plus points from me for opening up that mouth and swallowing Dane’s accidental cumshot. He does seem very experienced, and he clearly knows how to use that big dick. And up until now, I’m still amazed at how much Dane progressed. He went from being a stiff Ken doll to a double cumming versatile guy. His dick was so hard the entire time, and at one point it was even moving on its own. He clearly enjoyed that big dick in him. It was a good scene overall, but I was just looking for more connection and chemistry between the two. And again, I’m quite bothered by the scene’s professor-student vibe. Clark needs to ditch those glasses in his future scenes.

Stop it with the Jeremy Renner reference. I can’t… LMAO!

Agree with you 100% ! Clark is fucking SEXY. It was disappointing to see him stuck with dane.

You’re certainly not alone. Clark is one of the best things that happened to Corbin Fisher for a loooooooong time. So happy to see this update. Tho I’d much prefer him to bottom. Here’s to hoping to see more of Clark!

I am a gigantic music nerd. And I was thinking of TWFAF when I made that comment. I estimated that to be 20 years from their first hit. In a way, I was both wrong and right. Their Motown run was pretty close in time to that of the Jackson Five, which was really the last act produced by the studio system there. (Lionel feels like he’s from that era, but the Commodores came after Marvin fought for artistic freedom, and after that the assembly line model of producing an artist fell apart.) Anyway, I knew Every Beat of My Heart was their true first hit, but I’m shocked to discover it was separated from Grapevine by six years — 1961 vs 1967. By that measure, her hits spanned 25 years, not 20. Moreover, I include R&B hits when they are at least top 10’s, and Loving on Next to Nothing was two years later than Friends. That puts her spread at 27.

Back on topic, you have persuaded me to give Corbin Fisher a few more chances. But i still refuse to look at those barely lit scenes unless you tell me there are true internal loads in any of those.

I agree that this scene is basically about satisfying their needs. There’s no chemistry between the two so it’s just two guys fucking. I’d rather have less experienced Jaden than veteran Clark. At least Jaden knows how to connect with his scene partner.

HOLLERING!

Oh, I can tell you what Gladys’s last hit was without looking it up. “That’s What Friends Are For” (1986). That is, if you count that, some may not — considering it’s a group effort. But strangely, it was the last real hit for everyone involved except Elton. That’s just my 80’s music nerd coming out. I agree that Lauryn’s descent into obscurity was rather baffling and I don’t know that I have an explanation for it. Her vocal talents should have made her a career for many years.

But I’m getting way off-topic here. I understand your point and agree with it to a certain extent, but I’m a fan of all eras of Corbin Fisher and am all over the place in terms of what I view and fap to. I think Corbin Fisher has had its ups and downs lately and is struggling to find its footing and what direction it wishes to go, but I would also say there’s quality product still being released, if one looks hard enough. They’ve had a bevy of new models lately and if they can get all or most of them in regular action, along with the established faves, I think they will be in business. Of course, we’re probably going to get the occasional Clark and/or Toby Scene, but they can’t all be winners.

I’m not disputing what they were. I measure a site by what they are doing now.

As for internals, you have no idea how interested I am in that. Honestly, every time you find one at CF, if you told me about it, I’d be incredibly grateful. Last thing I’ll say for now is that I think you’re taking my comments the way I take it when someone (in my view) misuses the term “has been.” To me, Lauryn Hill is a has been. She was part of an amazing group, exploded onto the solo scene, and then … WTF? But someone like, say, Gladys Knight — her last true hit probably predated Lauryn’s whole career. But she had hit songs over a 20-year period. If she never does anything more than age with grace, then good for her. I’m willing to concede that to CF, SC, and CM. But if this had been 1988 and Gladys was releasing a bunch of tired shit and calling it an album, I would still call her out on it.

I’m currently subbed to Jude’s OF. I watched his latest scene, where he bottoms. I can’t really tell what the top looks like since his face is never shown. I could tell, by his shadow, that he appears to wear glasses. Not sure if the guy ever reveals his face, but they tend not to on OF, which is one of the huge downsides to there. It’s basically like Xtube.