Action Bronson, the Flushing, Queens chef-turned-rapper / food show personality / writer has announced the third and final installment of his highly popular Blue Chips series with Blue Chips 7000 coming later this summer via VICE/Atlantic. Featuring old friends and FTD regulars Big Body Bes and Mayhem Lauren along with Rick Ross and others (more to be announced soon) more...
Action Bronson drops a new song produced by Knxwledge and video for "Durag vs. Headband" feat. Big Body Bes. Watch Bes handle a gleaming white horse proclaiming his usual sound statements like "...and when I die, make sure you spread my blood on a BMW" while Bronson spits his bars. The F*ck, That's Delicious crew makes a cameo appearance throughout the video. Check more...
Action Bronson is getting ready to drop his upcoming major label debut, Mr. Wonderful, due on March 24th via Vice/Atlantic Records. He just released his video treatment for the Noah “40” Shebib-produced song, “Actin Crazy.” The clips find Bam Bam utilizing green screen technology to blast off into space in a tiny ass rocket, he also rides a mechanical shark more...
Queens native Action Bronson is getting ready to release his first major label album with Vice/Atlantic Records. The LP entitled "Mr. Wonderful" is set for release on March 24, 2015, and we can’t wait for the full course meal. The Queens emcee teams up with Drakes's producer Noah “40” Shebib to drop his new single "Actin Crazy." The wonky beat is a bit more...
Mixtape: Rare Chandeliers Artist: Action Bronson Released: November 15, 2012 Audacious enough to brag about his son getting his dick sucked by prostitutes at the age of four, Action Bronson returns to season your broth with his trademark culinary raps. This time around, the Alchemist steps into the kitchen and bakes the meatloaf when it comes to the production more...
Single: Elimination Chamber Artist: Domo Genesis feat. Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, & Action Bronson Released: July 16, 2012 Odd Future’s, Domo Genesis just dropped heat with “Elimination Chamber” gathering lyrical spits from Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, & Action Bronson. Domo goes hard, making it clear he’s bringing “death to that pop hop” more...
