My Baby Got Back

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My Baby Got Back is a series of American pornography films featuring mainly African-American and/or ethinic performers both male and female from the company Video Team. This AVN-award winning series began in 1992 and has spawned over 40 volumes and even one "Best Of" volume. Main themes of these videos are interracial, group sex (often called orgies), anal and lesbian.

This series has exposed and launched such stars as Domonique Simone, Janet Jacme, Lana Sands, Cherokee (1994) (not to be confused with the current Cherokee known as D'Ass), Julian St. Jox, Mr. Marcus, Diana Devoe, Lacey Duvalle, Lexington Steele, Obsession, Caramel (Panamanian porn star), Midori, Monique (porn star), Byron Long and many others.

Names and titles came from Video Team & Internet Adult Film Database. More information on this series of films can be found on those sites.

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