Action Bronson Hates Listening To White Rappers

"I did a lot of bad things to that Cormega album." Action Bronson is Queens through and through, from his nasally voice to the gut his doctor has insisted he reduce. Dropping by The Breakfast Club this morning (Jan. 21), Bronson discussed his new juicing regimen, working with Raekwon, and what it actually means to bring New York back.

Of course, the hefty rapper addressed his long-running Twitter feud with Azealia Banks. Rather than dive into the cultural appropriation waters, Bronson brushed it off, suggesting her complaints were part of a strategy to promote her album. In fact, he took it one step further, declaring "Honestly, I hate listening to white rappers."

Bronson also spoke on disrespectful fans and shows ("You have to discard them as quickly as possible") and the "Easy Rider" video shoot, which was completed in less than two days despite estimates that it would require well over a week of production. That single--along with the 40-produced "Actin' Crazy"--will appear on Bronson's upcoming Mr. Wonderful, which Bronson tentatively believes is out Mar. 24. Of the latter song, Bronson reported that, while the beat was originally a leftover from Drake's Nothing Was The Same, 50 Cent had been pestering 40 to give him.

Filed Under: 50 Cent, Action Bronson, Azealia Banks, Drake, The Breakfast Club

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