Vince Voyeur's 3 on Me POV is a natural progression of his Multiple POV series over at Red Light District. Rather than have all three girls attack the guy at once, the scenes are tiered where the scene starts with one girl and then there's an excuse in the "plot" to add another girl, and then again. Lexi Love, then Allie Ray, then Charlotte Stokely Violet Marcelle, then Honey, and then Roxy Deville Sue Diamond, then Tiffany (a) & Codi Star (a) I must say that since Vince has left RLD, his movies have improved. It's not just the lack of watermark; either his ghost directors, cameramen, or editors have changed. Even in a pov, you'd figure Vince would be the first person perspective but behind the scenes show Kyle Stone for the Violet scene and I see Erik Everhard credited too. Then again I also see Kelsey Michaels credited when I couldn't find her in the movie or extras... easter egg? I'm just confused. Having those extra girls adds to the heat of the pov, although I wonder why the plot has Honey leave the scene before the finish.

Well fans time to take my first look at Vince Vouyer's new company and he's shot some POV stuff in the past and this time you have the added attraction of 3 girls in each scene. Looking at the menu's for the scenes you usually get one girl alone with Vince to start and then we get the other girls added in sometimes both at once or like scene one you get Allie Ray then Charlotte comes in. Each scenario has a little set up such as the first scene where Lexi Love has a "roommate situation" and I think Vince wants her to get her own place so he can bascially fuck her anytime he wants while now he's got to worry about her other flatmates, however that turns out to be a good thing in the scene for him so why he'd want to not have the extra nookie is perplexing, lol. Lexi Love, Allie Ray, & Charlotte Stoakely: Okay we start off with Lexi and Vince arriving to her apartment and there's some discussion about her getting a new place so Vince can have sexual trysts with Miss Love whenver he wants without having to worry about her roommates.