The only thing on my mind was to get better, get stronger than I was and be able to walk, so I forced myself after three weeks to stand up. What was on your mind as you were healing? The bad energy came out of my body through the break and every good piece of energy was absorbed during the healing. It was a pivotal moment in my life, for sure. Do you consider the day you broke your leg in the kitchen a pivotal moment in your life? I’m fascinated that you were once a gourmet chef in New York City. Adventure Time ended up being the blueprint for Fuck, That’s Delicious without even knowing it. We called the series Adventure Time at first. I went on tour with Eminem last year to South Africa, New Zealand, and Australia, and I took him with me. He had done a lot of visuals for me before. My man Tom Gould was in New Zealand and just gotten his green card to come back. I had this idea that I wanted to do this for a long time, I just didn’t have the type of person I could trust to do it. How did Fuck, That’s Delicious come to fruition?

From the inside of a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, the 31-year-old rapper talks about breaking his leg, microwaving meatballs and working with Alchemist. All things considered, it’s looking good for Bronson. He went on an international tour with Eminem last year, signed with Shady Records co-founder Paul Rosenberg and released his first major label album via Atlantic Records/Vice Records, Mr. Lecter, he’s been gaining momentum at a startling rate. Since dropping his first full-length, 2011’s Dr. Allegedly fi red from his job as a New York Mets chef, he took that as a sign to fi nally pursue an independent music and cooking career. The half-Albanian, half-Jewish Flushing, Queens native and host of the Vice online cooking show, Fuck, That’s Delicious, isn’t afraid to don a fake nose in his videos, poke fun at himself in public or admit he can’t (or shouldn’t) skate. It’s his sense of humor and magnetic personality that commands attention.

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