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Action Bronson

Action Bronson, born Auburn Palmerson, is an American rapper and music producer known for his unique sense of humor and self-deprecating style. His music blends hardcore rap with jazz and blues elements. Born on December 2, 1983, in Brooklyn, New York, Bronson's musical career began in the underground hip-hop scene, eventually leading to mainstream recognition. more

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