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Yesterday saw an X-rated tape find its way to the internet and its been trending since then. What’s baffling about this tape is the manner in which it was recorded.
The person who took it recorded the tape through a tiny hole in the plywood bordering the girl’s bedroom. And after this silly act, this individual found joy in circulating the video on social media.
The video has had MUBS trending all over social media but some people like Nyanjura are not appeased with this act.
According to Doreen, the university is trending because some idle individual with a phone decided to infringe on the privacy of two adults. She wondered why one would have to go through such a painful hole to record such a video.
The Deputy lord mayor added that the lady is the victim as always because the man’s face was successfully hidden.
“MUBS is trending b’se some idle individual with a smartphone decided to invade the privacy of two consenting adults! Why go through the pain of recording a video through a very tiny hole in the door? As usual, the lady is the victim, the man’s face was successfully hidden!,” she said.
MUBS of recent has become a hub of adult videos online. The campus is some sort of a den of p0rnostars.
Almost each video that is released always has close links to the learning institution. The individuals in this video that leaked couldn’t be clearly verified.
However, most people have contended that it was a sugar daddy with a University student. MUBS currently ranks high among the universities with students that indulge in almost every wrong behavior.
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