After a lifetime of eating Jamaican food on Jamaica Ave. in Queens, it was time to eat the real thing. Action and Meyhem Lauren head to Port Antonio, Jamaica to eat at the birth place of jerk chicken and make a music video for Meyhem’s new single, “Badmon Tings”.

Inspired by lamb and leather, Action and his squad will head out to the markets to find the most succulent tagines, artisanal giraffe dolls, and instruments.

Let’s revisit some of the best meals from this week’s FTD, from fried chicken in Amsterdam to delectable barbecue in London to classic bodega deli sandwiches in East New York.

Watch Action Bronson cook seafood stew in a bong and eat amazing Southern BBQ right from your very own browser window—no TV required.

Driven by the need for the freshest salmon, most grass-fed lamb, and some pretty legal weed, our main man Action Bronson and his squad make a pit stop in the Pacific Northwest on his way to a concert in Vancouver.

Action had always wanted to try the classic French dish canard à la presse, so we made it happen—with a little help from legendary chef Daniel Boulud.

Action Bronson heads to beautiful Jamaica to sample some of the greatest culinary offerings the island has to offer at the NyamJam festival.

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Action loads up on truffles in Midtown Manhattan, then hits three of the city’s finest restaurants—Per Se, Babbo, and Vaucluse—to feast on his bounty in all its decadence.

Action curates a barbecue for surfers, plays a show in Honolulu, visits poke purveyor Kahuku Superette, and then whips up some amazing dishes of his own.

Mr. Baklava plays his new tracks “Brand New Car” and “The Rising” for Chef Voltaggio, and what follows is maybe the most creative interpretation of Bronson’s music yet.

Action visits chef Michael White at New York City’s Marea to cook together and make his first public foray into the world of wine pairings.

Action Bronson and Big Body Bes respond to ‘Fuck, That’s Delicious’ YouTube comments while at an in-store appearance at the Dominican cell phone spot in East New York.

Action Bronson’s food TV dreams come true when he gets a no-holds barred tour of Eataly from and makes pizza with his culinary idol, Mario Batali.

Action Bronson heads to the land of juice bars and drive-by’s—California—to hustle at a recording session, perform at the Odd Future Carnival, get a pedicure, and have a Hollywood power lunch with Simon Rex.

Action Bronson shows us some of his favorite late-night go-to’s for midnight snacking in New York. Between blunts, taxicab confessions, and ice cream sundaes, we’re just getting started.

We begin our journey as Action is leaving the world’s number one restaurant—Noma—and don’t stop until we hit Chicago’s Weiner Circle with Riff Raff, with several insane stops along the way.

What do you get when you cross a lamb neck with a fan boat and blues guitar legend? You have the fifth episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious, which takes us to New Orleans. Fried chicken and alligators are just the beginning.

Watch Action Bronson take us on one of the most unreal New York City food tours that’s ever been committed on film.

Action Bronson hit the streets of London to expose himself to piping hot Chinese barbecue pork buns in Chinatown, grilled “Michael Jordan” lamb chops at Lahore Kebab House, and sampling Liverpool’s beloved meat stew, scouse.

The second episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious is a great example of what happens when a Queens-born Albanian rap star gets his cousin out of jail on bail, and then brings him on a rap/eating tour ranging from Florida to Pennsylvania.

In our first episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious, we chat with rap superstar and chef Action Bronson about the amazing places he’s visited on tour while checking out some of his favorite restaurants around New York City.