While spring break revelers in Miami are under curfew following a series of deadly shootings, the party shows no signs of slowing down in Texas.
On Saturday, scores of college students were seen drinking, dancing and twerking on the beaches of South Padre Island as spring break celebrations continued there unabated.One reveler was seen thrusting his crotch into the behind of a twerking woman.Despite gray skies and blustery conditions, hundreds of Gen Z party animals stripped down and drank up during a daylight rave on Clayton’s Beach.
Several men were seen thrusting their crotches into the behinds of twerking women, while other loved-up college students kissed on the shore without any inhibitions.
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