The show starts with Bronson outside Roberta's in Brooklyn, site of what he called the most legendary block party in block history. Just look at one of his most recent tweets: 'If you're not gonna get down and dirty, and get them little niblets and entrails, then you don't know what you're doing,' he says. It catches Bronson dancing with a mouthful at a random roadside barbecue stand, admitting that 'the smoke alone brought me over here.' Then he's just tearing through the carcasses. This is the kind of uncensored silliness that has the benefit of providing the occasional snippet of unbridled food gluttony. Luckily, Bronson doesn't censor himself for sake of landing a wider audience. The first episode, premiering now on VICE's Munchies channel, is a Chronicles of Action Bronson kind of thing, cramming the show's waistline full of footage from his ongoing world tour and all the gorge-fests he encountered along the way: South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, ect. This is my life beforehand, so I could probably do this shit with my eyes closed.' People probably look at me and think he's not really like a cook or a chef. 'I've been around the world in two months,' says Action in the trailer below, from the helm of a boat, belly hanging low. Now, the rap game's taking him into new places for food porn.

Before he broke into the rap game, he was a gourmet chef in New York City. Lecter, Well-Done, Blue Chips I and II, and Rare Chandeliers, and then his debut EP Saaab Stories, Bronson (real name: Arian Asllani) has anointed himself the king of all things conspicuously carnivorous and culinary. If you've never been privy to the hip-hop stylings of the rapper Action Bronson, then you've never heard what the hip-hop soundtrack to food porn can sound like.

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