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Girls Gone Wild? Weird? In Butler (NSFW)

By Bwog Staff on Feb 02, 2014 196 Comments

Usually when Columbia students propose sex in the But, it’s a joke. However, Coco Young (apparently a Columbia student) and Karley Sciortino (who runs Slutever) have just released a new (very NSFW) video for Purple Television featuring models and a current Barnard student that “explores the rituals of American Ivy League secret societies, to the point […]

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