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Vr Cornhub Commercial
VR porn will pretty much sell itself, but a little advertising never hurts. For obvious reasons, Pornhub's new VR headset can't be advertised on public television however, YouTube doesn't have such limitations. For an ad that's promoting an orgy, one can imagine the amount of excitement this technology will generate.

YOUTUBE'S HILARIOUS PORNHUB COMMERCIAL

A Pornhub commercial could go many different ways, however, it seems that that one on YouTube went with the way of some light humor and tame references to porn. For a device that promises a VR orgy, one would think they commercial would be a bit racier, however, Pornhub did it with class, or as much class as they could. Even though it was shown on YouTube, this could easily be found on the
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