Gordon Ramsay also has a YT channel where he is by himself in his home kitchen, just very calmly making delicious dishes. No drama at all, and the videos are incredibly informative and wonderful. It's something I always try to watch when I'm stressed out, so I can relax.
Even the contestants on HK have said that as soon as the cameras are off he's completely different, always willing to teach and help. This is just a persona the network wanted.
Every time he says “for the first time in my cooking career, I’m in a kitchen with muppets” I expect the camera to pan back and see all these Sesame St characters blundering about 😂
Fun fact, Marco Pierre white, the man who taught Gordon, made him cry and when asked he said "I didn't make him cry, he chose to cry. That was his choice"
I remember a video of a cook off between Gordon Ramsay and James May. Not even a quarter of the way in James was drunk and somehow managed to win the cook off 🤣
In Hells Kitchen, the idea was to create very "stressful" environment, cause the idea is to find the best chefs, and they must perform perfectly under pressure.
This is just classic British swearing. It’’s absolute chef’s kiss level cordon bleu cursing. Makes me proud. Also Marco Pierre White, as well as being an amazing chef, is hated in Jamaica because he did a video showing how to make Rice and Peas that is so far from authentic that Jamaicans lost their shit over it. Worth watching the video
There’s “Hells Kitchen” which is where chefs compete to run one of Gordon Ramseys Restaurants. There’s “Kitchen Nightmares” where he basically goes into failing restaurants, changes the menu and tries to help them run a successful restaurant, pretty much just like “Bar Rescue” with Jon Taffer. But my favorite is Master Chef because it’s not just Gordon Ramsey but other well respected chefs. Plus there’s a lot less screaming and more details into what everyone is actually making.
well the Italian guy is not so respected lol look up his family issues caught basically keeping a slave XD also he doesn't even cook at least his mother was an actual chef he is just a restaurateur who sexually harasses the women on the show lol one of the earlier seasons a lady dropped out because of him but they covered it all up and he often disagrees with gordon who asks him if he is serious lol because he is really picky and has a terrible palette it seems I'm sad he is back for the latest season though he seems to have toned it down.
Ramsay the GOAT! there's a reason why he is one of the best chefs in the world. I ate at his Hells Kitchen restaurant in Vegas back in 2019... amazing food, amazing service.
In interviews on British TV like the Graham Norton show and that he is a really nice guy. Hes done a lot for charity and hes been open about his addiction issues in the past, done some really good documentaries on drugs, the trade and the repercussions within Colombia etc. His son was/ is a Royal Marine Commando so he has strong links with the Military. Great video!
When I think of Gordon, I have a specific phrase, that lives rent free in my head - it's like: "Of course you don't microwave a salad, you f'ing nugget,"
Glad I found your channel again. I was thinking about you the other day and how you were never showing up in my feeds and couldn’t recall the name of your channel. Keep at it and thanks.
These videos are hilarious but i recently found some of the uncut versions of these dinner services which show how without the editing Ramsay is yes strict but also remarkably supportive and tries to build up anyone with any glimmer of talent. But these edits are funny regardless. Another great reaction 😊
Anyone entering hells kitchen after series 1 is there at their own risk in my eyes. I played sports to rep level here in the uk during the 80/90s and came across people like Gordon who would shout and scream to get a reaction out of you. It works with some and others crumble, but hes made a food empire on having the very best standards attainable so it works. As a half scot id just swear back both of us with English accents😂, its like our comedy a duality of love and hate😂
I use to think Gordon Ramsay was being a huge jerk about everything and he kinda is but I slowly understood and start to admire the man. He is so knowledgeable and good that he can say what he say and do what he does and it'll make sense. Like if it was one of us doing this and we slip off one information that is incorrect, all of your students would devour us alive. That means this guy has to be at the highest level of his game all the time. That is insanely hard to do. When you're grilling people this hard, it means everyone wants to find any tiny fault in what you say, but look at these people, they know they got nothing on him. He's that awesome. That's the pinnacle of a career, he is indeed one of the top chiefs in the world. He has full authority and confidence. But I wouldn't want to be his student, I'm too fragile haha.
Has anyone ever told you that you look like a young Gladys Knight in the 1970s? You are absolutely gorgeous! Great reaction by the way, I love Gordon Ramsey so much🤣
On the one hand yes he's completely popping off at them. On the other hand they're "professional chefs" who don't know when an oven is on or not. I'd be screaming as well lmao
You should react to a full episode. He's pretty balanced and is actually a caring guy with his kids etc. Also check out Gordon Fred and Gino road trip , It's really funny hehe. Much love from the UK! x
@@NoProtocol I am in my 8th decade in London and as my, genuinely,favourite reactor on UA-cam,I must recommend "World's Greatest Football Chants/Ultras: Europe". There is no violence just pure passion and energy from all over Europe.
Another great cooking show probably before your time was "Iron Chef" a timed Japanese cooking show competition with limited ingredients to cook with. If you check it out make sure it's the original Iron Chef because it branched out into Iron Chef America and so on.
That's because a chef from San Diego won, and the Japanese had to accept it. It was rigged before, but that time, the American was the one who actually met all of the requirements. Really upset Japan. They had to make all of the courses with the ingredient, and the ingredient was squid. The Japanese chef figured nobody could make a dessert with squid. The American made squid ink ice cream. That was absolutely genius. Anyone who has processed squid knows what I'm saying. It's absolutely genius.
Big Gordon Ramsey fan here. I don't like competition shows too much, but I like Kitchen Nightmares, the show where he goes to try to help a struggling restaurant. There's more material to work with if you want Gordon Ramsay's insults, plus sometimes it's inspirational. Another good one is Hotel Hell, where he does the same thing but for the entire hotel. You can find full episodes of each on UA-cam, his company uploads them to you too but you could probably use them legally. The name of each channel is the name of each show. Uncharted is sort of like a travel show combined with cooking the local food. That should get you started. It's available on Hulu and elsewhere probably.
Gordon Ramsay's kitchen Nightmares existed in the UK before coming to America as Kitchen Nightmares. Then Hell's kitchen which is still open. The guests eat for free,if they eat. Extras looking for work. Celebrities needing to be seen on tv. Oh and kitchen workers are often called Donkeys. Its not just Gordon. For heartwarming Gordon watch Master Chef USA season 5 with blind chef Christine Ha!! You will be impressed.
@@NoProtocolI just realised some of this IS from Boiling Point. I’m pretty sure. Like the scene starting at 7:05 .You’ll notice there’s no background music and Gordon is using slang americans are less likely to understand.
Ramsay is actually a pretty nice guy. Most of these clips are for Hell's Kitchen or American TV shows where he is amplifying his persona for American audiences and ratings. Of course, he comes from an old school fine dining bootcamp backround where a lot of these chefs were brought up harshly in an almost military like setting kind of like the popular tv show, The Bear. So he's tough when he is actually running a kitchen and taking care of business, but almost any other setting he is very friendly and cares a lot about other people.
The first few times I saw Ramsay berating people, it was in out of context clips like a lot of these are. But we're seeing the highlight reel of when he's run out of patience, and he does indeed have some. He operates at the elite level of cooking, and that doesn't mean that it has to be overly pretentious. But it does mean that it has to be prepared, seasoned, and cooked perfectly. In Hell's Kitchen, these are trained chefs that have gone through culinary school, worked in kitchens, and are aspiring to work for him, or run their own restaurant. When they make basic mistakes, like sending out undercooked, overcooked, or contaminated food, he... will lose... his shit. But that's deserved. They know better, and are usually acting like a child that broke a lamp after the parent already told them no ball in the house twice that day. Now the other scenes we saw where he's talking to brits looks like its from Kitchen Nightmares. The majority of the time what you see on Kitchen Nightmares is unqualified, overly confident, or pretentious cooks. They may or may not have attended culinary school, but they are running a failing restaurant, and Ramsay is there to identify the problem areas and get the owners to realize them. More often than not, the cooks get lazy and prep/freeze a massive overabundance of stock, and reheat to order. At that point, they're serving TV dinners at restaurant prices. OR, they let their standards slip, and he uncovers a highly unsanitary kitchen/food storage. Most of the time, these people are complacent to the point of delusional about how good their food is, when you can see they're making microwaved garbage. The easiest way to get them to realize they're doing it wrong is to insult them until they break. Once they break, his tone shifts, and he begins helping them get back in touch with what they loved about cooking, and does some cooking with them to reignite their passion for it. Once the restaurant is ready to reopen with the renewed chef, they get the Hell's Kitchen treatment, and its sink or swim.
You should watch the British version of Kitchen Nightmares. It's far less dramatic and more concerned with characters than manufactured drama. The thing with Ramsay is he really care, REALLY cares, about his craft and his product, and his anger is almost always about his skill being disrespected and his craft being maligned. He gets so upset at people who turn out shit food to bored customers, but it comes from a place of wanting those restaurants to prosper and serve good food to happy customers. The other point to make is that his training at the hands of other chefs like Marco Pierre White was brutal and equally abusive. It's just how people of that kind of art learned.
that screaming british man is right most if not all the time...he has restaurants all over the world for a reason and I don't know how many michelin stars as far as I'm concerned he's the best chef in the world
If you want an appropriate book recommendation, you must read "kitchen confidentials" by Anthony Bourdain, there's no book I have ever found that more brutally and accurately depicts the chefs world 😊❤
Nice! I can see why’d people could see his TV persona as a bit of a bully. He’s proud about his work and he he takes his job fucking seriously. He made stuff with his daughter during the pandemic and it melted my heart. ”Gordon, Gino & and Fred’s Road Trip” is indeed a trip, if you haven’t seen it yet. I love cooking but I don’t see myself in a professionall kitchen. I’d lose it!! I love you, man. Could you ”hack it”?
Love Gordon! His other shows are also very funny, like Kitchen Nightmares, maybe you could react to some highlights of that too? Like most disgusting food on Kitchen Nightmares or smth like that. His comments on the food are hilarious 😄
Your reaction videos are always entertaining to watch. Could i suggest a clip you may enjoy, it is called Fly with RAF quick reaction alert crews. All about how the raf defends the UK, its by sky news.
You've imagined that. He introduces himself as English. He's far from proud of Scotland, his living hell, his dark place. Ditched the accent diligently, purged her from his heart. In the kitchen he's channelling his dead head the baw Da.
These are supposed to be proffesional chefs looking at a gaurenteed head chef job at a prestigious restautant for $250,000 USD. They deserve the scolding if you can't cook. Also like the US version of Kitchen Nightmares the Scott (not British) chef plays up the drama for tv. Watch Master Chef where he deals with home cooks to see a softer side of DemoGordon . lol 😅 He can be kind. He also had Hotel Hell, and 24 hours to Hell and back. Gives failing reastautants a makeover and the staff have to work through the night for the relaunch. No sleep! Tubi has his old shows for free. the app is free with ads. enjoy. ❤
I could watch Gordon all day, honestly. One of my favorite clips is him arguing with another English chef who he was helping out, from Kitchen Nightmares or something of the like. The chef basically talked to him like he talks to everyone else, but he was still conceding that he didn't know what Gordon was trying to teach him, and that he'll go learn to do that right now. Even Gordon was a bit baffled by it 😂
Marco Pierre white was the name you were trying to think of and when Gordon was younger Marco took him to France and he taught Gordon Ramsey everything he knows today.
The constant pressure of working in a kitchen would be way too much for me, i love cooking for others and myself though, Story time : Just working washing dishes in a restaurant was too much for me, I stopped after 1 week because it was ungrateful, not hygienic and especially because of the people. (6 cooks, 3 washing disher, 4 servers and 3 executives) For the most part they were imcompetent awkward superficial people trash talking all day, it all seemed like a telereality as i've heard each week people leave and people come, I gave my demission at the end of the first week and still said I'd stay for the time needed and tried to go on but the first day of the 2nd week i got sick and went home. This happened last winter and im still traumatized to work with people like that on a schedule, way too much pressure that my burning out limit can't take.
If Gordon lets get food out, it's not just good, it's delicious. I went to Gordon Ramsay Street Burger once, and it was the best burger I ever had (I'm german, gemany invented the burger (and the hto dog), so I'm really picky when it comes to burgers.) It was fantastic. A little bit more expansive than your average burger, but totally worth the price.
Keep in mind, these clips are from the earlier seasons of Hell's Kitchen when he was more vile and over the top then anything. However watching the newer seasons of Hell's Kitchen, he's definetly mellowed and toned down the vitriol even though he's still as harsh as ever. Having said that however, imo he is still an amazing chef, social media personality, person, and father and his social medias like his TikTok and Instagram make him incredibly fun and relatable.
I never enjoyed Hell's Kitchen very much. Too much bullying, shock value, drama. The atmosphere was some kind of doomsday cult where everyone competes for the approval of the leader. His earlier show "Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares" was so much better. It was genuinely about saving restaurants from going out of business. Sure, there was some drama from time to time, but it was centered on getting a real business back on track.
Geez, for as much as I enjoy seeing GR tear the crap out of these jelly-bellies, I don't understand why any of them didn't fight back. Unless it was edited out.
iirc, one of the reasons why Ramsay is harsh here is because all of the contestants are supposed to be professionally trained chefs who are all looking to take the next step in their careers. but are constantly making mistakes that they shouldn't be making at that level (like burning the customers food or not knowing the oven was off). That's why conversely he's nicer on MasterChef. because the contestants on that show aren't really professionals. They're just regular people who like to cook as a hobby rather than as a profession. Which is why he gives them more leeway when they make mistakes.
Ramsey is a very entertaining personality, especially when he's angry, lol. Some of the most creative insults I've ever heard have come from hells kitchen. Also, Hello 😁
i worked in the restaurant for 20 years know still working and when people say its fake smh what you see in the show is much real than people thank i had chefs acting crazy on people GMS doing the same thing to cooks now they wasn't on GR level but close enough to were i was going to beat my chefs ass so the show is 80% real with the heat in the kitchen and 20 % fake for TV lol and the seasons are still growing strong they are working on season 23 right now and i watch every since season and it gets better every time lol but people don't understand GR loves what he does for the industry of food so on theses shows he's not faking for a TV SHOW its him being very passionate about food and helping people chefs to be strong may not like his ways but it works
Gordon Ramsay also has a YT channel where he is by himself in his home kitchen, just very calmly making delicious dishes. No drama at all, and the videos are incredibly informative and wonderful. It's something I always try to watch when I'm stressed out, so I can relax.
that's crazy, i didn't even know about that channel. never would think gordon would do anything that people would find "relaxing."
Me too, especially before dinner
cause thats US-Television, thats the americanized Gordon. in his GB-Shows he is much calmer.
Even the contestants on HK have said that as soon as the cameras are off he's completely different, always willing to teach and help. This is just a persona the network wanted.
"What are you? An idiot sandwich?" 😂
That's from a sketch, it's not real.
@@DONTHASSLETHEHOFFyes, but still funny 😂
@@pascheblog I'm with you. Haha!
Every time he says “for the first time in my cooking career, I’m in a kitchen with muppets”
I expect the camera to pan back and see all these Sesame St characters blundering about 😂
Fun fact, Marco Pierre white, the man who taught Gordon, made him cry and when asked he said "I didn't make him cry, he chose to cry. That was his choice"
I remember a video of a cook off between Gordon Ramsay and James May. Not even a quarter of the way in James was drunk and somehow managed to win the cook off 🤣
In Hells Kitchen, the idea was to create very "stressful" environment, cause the idea is to find the best chefs, and they must perform perfectly under pressure.
Kitchen nightmares was more my speed. I must have watched everything UA-cam had on it at one point! Gordon is one heck of a character 😂
Same here as I'm not really that into cooking but I'm addicted to Kitchen Nightmares.
This is just classic British swearing. It’’s absolute chef’s kiss level cordon bleu cursing. Makes me proud.
Also Marco Pierre White, as well as being an amazing chef, is hated in Jamaica because he did a video showing how to make Rice and Peas that is so far from authentic that Jamaicans lost their shit over it. Worth watching the video
There’s “Hells Kitchen” which is where chefs compete to run one of Gordon Ramseys Restaurants.
There’s “Kitchen Nightmares” where he basically goes into failing restaurants, changes the menu and tries to help them run a successful restaurant, pretty much just like “Bar Rescue” with Jon Taffer.
But my favorite is Master Chef because it’s not just Gordon Ramsey but other well respected chefs. Plus there’s a lot less screaming and more details into what everyone is actually making.
well the Italian guy is not so respected lol look up his family issues caught basically keeping a slave XD also he doesn't even cook at least his mother was an actual chef he is just a restaurateur who sexually harasses the women on the show lol one of the earlier seasons a lady dropped out because of him but they covered it all up and he often disagrees with gordon who asks him if he is serious lol because he is really picky and has a terrible palette it seems I'm sad he is back for the latest season though he seems to have toned it down.
The UK version of Kitchen Nightmares is the best Gordon show ever made
What I want is Gordon Ramsey and Paul Hollywood judging county fair pies or something.
ghandi´s flip flop is gold 😂😂
People have been saying that since at least the 1950s. Nothing he says is original.
"All I want is a chicken, and a duck" this tickled me so much, and I don't even know why; I think he has an inate comedy timing :D
I definitely couldn’t work in an environment like that. It is hilarious to watch though.
Ramsay the GOAT! there's a reason why he is one of the best chefs in the world. I ate at his Hells Kitchen restaurant in Vegas back in 2019... amazing food, amazing service.
In interviews on British TV like the Graham Norton show and that he is a really nice guy. Hes done a lot for charity and hes been open about his addiction issues in the past, done some really good documentaries on drugs, the trade and the repercussions within Colombia etc. His son was/ is a Royal Marine Commando so he has strong links with the Military. Great video!
hes my hero lol the look on your face is perfect ty
WOW! Gordon Ramsay!
I love watching "Kitchen Nightmares"!
Thanks for your really nice Reaction!❤️
It's still on. Season 23 is about to start in about 5 weeks or so.
That shirt is absolutely fabulous. Suits you well, and your hair looks great in this video.
As a screamy British man, I approve this video.
When I think of Gordon, I have a specific phrase, that lives rent free in my head - it's like: "Of course you don't microwave a salad, you f'ing nugget,"
Ramsey is a Scotsman at heart.. this is all really quite endearing 😅
Working class man made good through hard work. His autobiography was brilliant
Donkey is the greatest insult ever it’s so damn funny 😂
Glad I found your channel again. I was thinking about you the other day and how you were never showing up in my feeds and couldn’t recall the name of your channel. Keep at it and thanks.
Welcome back (:
These videos are hilarious but i recently found some of the uncut versions of these dinner services which show how without the editing Ramsay is yes strict but also remarkably supportive and tries to build up anyone with any glimmer of talent. But these edits are funny regardless. Another great reaction 😊
Anyone entering hells kitchen after series 1 is there at their own risk in my eyes. I played sports to rep level here in the uk during the 80/90s and came across people like Gordon who would shout and scream to get a reaction out of you. It works with some and others crumble, but hes made a food empire on having the very best standards attainable so it works.
As a half scot id just swear back both of us with English accents😂, its like our comedy a duality of love and hate😂
Would love to see a Gordon Ramsey sketch in the kitchen with actual Muppet’s 😂
There is a skit with him and Swedish Chef
you just saw him with actual muppets
I use to think Gordon Ramsay was being a huge jerk about everything and he kinda is but I slowly understood and start to admire the man. He is so knowledgeable and good that he can say what he say and do what he does and it'll make sense. Like if it was one of us doing this and we slip off one information that is incorrect, all of your students would devour us alive. That means this guy has to be at the highest level of his game all the time. That is insanely hard to do. When you're grilling people this hard, it means everyone wants to find any tiny fault in what you say, but look at these people, they know they got nothing on him. He's that awesome. That's the pinnacle of a career, he is indeed one of the top chiefs in the world. He has full authority and confidence. But I wouldn't want to be his student, I'm too fragile haha.
Kitchen Nightmares is a phenomenon. Have watched them over and over again. The youtube channel continually posts edits.
Gordon is hilarious! And he be mad as hell too 😡 love the video protocol Stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
Thanks for watching (:
Some people’s temper and self esteem wouldn’t be able to handle this kind of pressure lmao 😂
gordons insults are hilarious 😂
Has anyone ever told you that you look like a young Gladys Knight in the 1970s? You are absolutely gorgeous! Great reaction by the way, I love Gordon Ramsey so much🤣
On the one hand yes he's completely popping off at them. On the other hand they're "professional chefs" who don't know when an oven is on or not. I'd be screaming as well lmao
I'd like to see you cook a meal while Gordon Ramsey is screaming at you.
I@@Competitive_Antagonistmaybe but I know how to turn an oven on
@@Competitive_Antagonistplenty of competitors are competent even being screamed at, that’s why they make it to top two and the rest go home
on the third hand, this is massively scripted and he exaggerates intentionally.
@@gonzo2495 On the fourth hand, someone here has too many hands.
No Protocol Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
RAAAAAAAAAWWWW, It's fokkin RAW. best line xD
She's so adorable 😍
LOL
"This fish is so oily the US is here to colonize it!"
My favorite, and I don't even think he said it.
You should react to a full episode. He's pretty balanced and is actually a caring guy with his kids etc. Also check out Gordon Fred and Gino road trip , It's really funny hehe. Much love from the UK! x
Marco Pierre White was the British hells kitchen chef. He was Gordon's mentor which makes sense.
Thanks for adding this!
@@NoProtocol I am in my 8th decade in London and as my, genuinely,favourite reactor on UA-cam,I must recommend "World's Greatest Football Chants/Ultras: Europe". There is no violence just pure passion and energy from all over Europe.
3:33 the Donkeys got to you :3 @No Protocol
I'd miss up making toast on that show. I'd always be thinking Ramsey's going to come over and tear me a new one.
Another great cooking show probably before your time was "Iron Chef" a timed Japanese cooking show competition with limited ingredients to cook with. If you check it out make sure it's the original Iron Chef because it branched out into Iron Chef America and so on.
That's because a chef from San Diego won, and the Japanese had to accept it. It was rigged before, but that time, the American was the one who actually met all of the requirements. Really upset Japan.
They had to make all of the courses with the ingredient, and the ingredient was squid. The Japanese chef figured nobody could make a dessert with squid. The American made squid ink ice cream. That was absolutely genius. Anyone who has processed squid knows what I'm saying. It's absolutely genius.
Big Gordon Ramsey fan here. I don't like competition shows too much, but I like Kitchen Nightmares, the show where he goes to try to help a struggling restaurant. There's more material to work with if you want Gordon Ramsay's insults, plus sometimes it's inspirational. Another good one is Hotel Hell, where he does the same thing but for the entire hotel. You can find full episodes of each on UA-cam, his company uploads them to you too but you could probably use them legally. The name of each channel is the name of each show. Uncharted is sort of like a travel show combined with cooking the local food. That should get you started. It's available on Hulu and elsewhere probably.
I can't imagine how people competing to work in a restaurant not knowing their ovens off would break my mind
HE IS STILL GOING STRONG HAHAHAHAHA
Drama seems to be a prerequisite to fulfill competitive ratings in the industry.
Gordon Ramsay's kitchen Nightmares existed in the UK before coming to America as Kitchen Nightmares.
Then Hell's kitchen which is still open. The guests eat for free,if they eat. Extras looking for work. Celebrities needing to be seen on tv.
Oh and kitchen workers are often called Donkeys. Its not just Gordon.
For heartwarming Gordon watch Master Chef USA season 5 with blind chef Christine Ha!! You will be impressed.
I’ll check it out! He’s also quite heartwarming with child contestants
Its RAWWWWWWWWW
That’s exactly how my girl friend talk to me🤣😂🤣
It's the Protes. Hullo. I believe that British show you were wondering about was called Boiling Point. It's what led to Hells Kitchen. 👨🍳 Muppet.
His first show in the UK “Boiling Point” was so much more real. We get to see the real Gordon there
I’ll have to see if I can find it
@@NoProtocolI just realised some of this IS from Boiling Point. I’m pretty sure. Like the scene starting at 7:05 .You’ll notice there’s no background music and Gordon is using slang americans are less likely to understand.
Ramsay is actually a pretty nice guy. Most of these clips are for Hell's Kitchen or American TV shows where he is amplifying his persona for American audiences and ratings. Of course, he comes from an old school fine dining bootcamp backround where a lot of these chefs were brought up harshly in an almost military like setting kind of like the popular tv show, The Bear. So he's tough when he is actually running a kitchen and taking care of business, but almost any other setting he is very friendly and cares a lot about other people.
The first few times I saw Ramsay berating people, it was in out of context clips like a lot of these are. But we're seeing the highlight reel of when he's run out of patience, and he does indeed have some. He operates at the elite level of cooking, and that doesn't mean that it has to be overly pretentious. But it does mean that it has to be prepared, seasoned, and cooked perfectly. In Hell's Kitchen, these are trained chefs that have gone through culinary school, worked in kitchens, and are aspiring to work for him, or run their own restaurant. When they make basic mistakes, like sending out undercooked, overcooked, or contaminated food, he... will lose... his shit. But that's deserved. They know better, and are usually acting like a child that broke a lamp after the parent already told them no ball in the house twice that day.
Now the other scenes we saw where he's talking to brits looks like its from Kitchen Nightmares. The majority of the time what you see on Kitchen Nightmares is unqualified, overly confident, or pretentious cooks. They may or may not have attended culinary school, but they are running a failing restaurant, and Ramsay is there to identify the problem areas and get the owners to realize them. More often than not, the cooks get lazy and prep/freeze a massive overabundance of stock, and reheat to order. At that point, they're serving TV dinners at restaurant prices. OR, they let their standards slip, and he uncovers a highly unsanitary kitchen/food storage. Most of the time, these people are complacent to the point of delusional about how good their food is, when you can see they're making microwaved garbage. The easiest way to get them to realize they're doing it wrong is to insult them until they break. Once they break, his tone shifts, and he begins helping them get back in touch with what they loved about cooking, and does some cooking with them to reignite their passion for it. Once the restaurant is ready to reopen with the renewed chef, they get the Hell's Kitchen treatment, and its sink or swim.
You should watch the British version of Kitchen Nightmares. It's far less dramatic and more concerned with characters than manufactured drama. The thing with Ramsay is he really care, REALLY cares, about his craft and his product, and his anger is almost always about his skill being disrespected and his craft being maligned. He gets so upset at people who turn out shit food to bored customers, but it comes from a place of wanting those restaurants to prosper and serve good food to happy customers.
The other point to make is that his training at the hands of other chefs like Marco Pierre White was brutal and equally abusive. It's just how people of that kind of art learned.
that screaming british man is right most if not all the time...he has restaurants all over the world for a reason and I don't know how many michelin stars
as far as I'm concerned he's the best chef in the world
The show is called "Boiling Point" I think. I think there are 5 episodes available on UA-cam.
I’ll look for it!
@@NoProtocol Please react to it as well on here. It is an absolute masterpiece.
Gordon got in a serious bike accident and almost died.
Sometimes I'm walking in my house and screaming "its raaaaaaw" for no reason. Or shouting 180 like they scream in darts.
If you want an appropriate book recommendation, you must read "kitchen confidentials" by Anthony Bourdain, there's no book I have ever found that more brutally and accurately depicts the chefs world 😊❤
Nice!
I can see why’d people could see his TV persona as a bit of a bully.
He’s proud about his work and he he takes his job fucking seriously.
He made stuff with his daughter during the pandemic and it melted my heart.
”Gordon, Gino & and Fred’s Road Trip” is indeed a trip, if you haven’t seen it yet.
I love cooking but I don’t see myself in a professionall kitchen.
I’d lose it!!
I love you, man.
Could you ”hack it”?
Love Gordon! His other shows are also very funny, like Kitchen Nightmares, maybe you could react to some highlights of that too? Like most disgusting food on Kitchen Nightmares or smth like that. His comments on the food are hilarious 😄
In his defence the show is called Hell's kitchen, and Ramsay is the Devil.
ohhh! see, when it airs here, Gordon gets bleeped out.
Ghandi's flipflop😂
Your reaction videos are always entertaining to watch. Could i suggest a clip you may enjoy, it is called Fly with RAF quick reaction alert crews. All about how the raf defends the UK, its by sky news.
I ate at Ramsey's restaurant in Vegas. He wasn't there (of course) but it was the best meal I ever had. It had to be, for what they charged.
lol your eyes at 4:25 pure horror LOL
Ramsey started doing Hells Kitchen in the UK then moved it to America after a few seasons, then Marco Pierre White did a few seasons in the UK
Marco Pierre White! Thank you
@NoProtocol Marco Pierre White was also Gordon's mentor. Legend has it that White is the only person to have made Ramsey cry.
Although Gordon has an English accent, he identifies as a proud Scot.
You've imagined that. He introduces himself as English. He's far from proud of Scotland, his living hell, his dark place. Ditched the accent diligently, purged her from his heart. In the kitchen he's channelling his dead head the baw Da.
i wouldnt be proud to bne Scottish when they vote liberal , UK should send all our illegals to them
Born in Scotland, but his family moved to England when he was nine years old.
You should watch the Hot Ones episode with Gordon.
5:02 the show's called
"Ramsey's Boiling Point"
its still on YT
Some of the clips you saw were of gordons first restaurant. The tv series was called boiling point
Theres a vid the difference between Gordon Ramsay with kids and adults. Its funny the difference.
Definitely share the interest in making everything delicious and presentable, but, boy, would I never want to work for this guy XD
These are supposed to be proffesional chefs looking at a gaurenteed head chef job at a prestigious restautant for $250,000 USD. They deserve the scolding if you can't cook.
Also like the US version of Kitchen Nightmares the Scott (not British) chef plays up the drama for tv.
Watch Master Chef where he deals with home cooks to see a softer side of DemoGordon . lol 😅
He can be kind. He also had Hotel Hell, and 24 hours to Hell and back. Gives failing reastautants a makeover and the staff have to work through the night for the relaunch. No sleep!
Tubi has his old shows for free. the app is free with ads. enjoy. ❤
TBH every chef has at least some of this in them.
I could watch Gordon all day, honestly. One of my favorite clips is him arguing with another English chef who he was helping out, from Kitchen Nightmares or something of the like. The chef basically talked to him like he talks to everyone else, but he was still conceding that he didn't know what Gordon was trying to teach him, and that he'll go learn to do that right now. Even Gordon was a bit baffled by it 😂
Marco Pierre white was the name you were trying to think of and when Gordon was younger Marco took him to France and he taught Gordon Ramsey everything he knows today.
The constant pressure of working in a kitchen would be way too much for me, i love cooking for others and myself though,
Story time : Just working washing dishes in a restaurant was too much for me, I stopped after 1 week because it was ungrateful, not hygienic and especially because of the people.
(6 cooks, 3 washing disher, 4 servers and 3 executives)
For the most part they were imcompetent awkward superficial people trash talking all day, it all seemed like a telereality as i've heard each week people leave and people come, I gave my demission at the end of the first week and still said I'd stay for the time needed and tried to go on but the first day of the 2nd week i got sick and went home.
This happened last winter and im still traumatized to work with people like that on a schedule, way too much pressure that my burning out limit can't take.
Got burnt out on watching it, but enjoyed your reaction nonetheless.... You ever go out for☕☕🥧🥧
Better to be yelled at than be fired......................😜
Ramsay's kitchen nightmares it's the uk version of American kitchen nightmares.
If Gordon lets get food out, it's not just good, it's delicious. I went to Gordon Ramsay Street Burger once, and it was the best burger I ever had (I'm german, gemany invented the burger (and the hto dog), so I'm really picky when it comes to burgers.) It was fantastic. A little bit more expansive than your average burger, but totally worth the price.
Want to have some fun? Try Gordon Undercover
WHERES THE LAMB SAUCE!!!!!!
I read this in his voice
There has to be a written agreement that no one is going to punch Chef Ramsey before the filming. Reminds me of Boot Camp.
The reverse would be more likely...................😜
Marco Pierre White. Ramsay trained under him 5:10
Keep in mind, these clips are from the earlier seasons of Hell's Kitchen when he was more vile and over the top then anything. However watching the newer seasons of Hell's Kitchen, he's definetly mellowed and toned down the vitriol even though he's still as harsh as ever. Having said that however, imo he is still an amazing chef, social media personality, person, and father and his social medias like his TikTok and Instagram make him incredibly fun and relatable.
I never enjoyed Hell's Kitchen very much. Too much bullying, shock value, drama. The atmosphere was some kind of doomsday cult where everyone competes for the approval of the leader. His earlier show "Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares" was so much better. It was genuinely about saving restaurants from going out of business. Sure, there was some drama from time to time, but it was centered on getting a real business back on track.
You'd never survive in a kitchen then lol
Geez, for as much as I enjoy seeing GR tear the crap out of these jelly-bellies, I don't understand why any of them didn't fight back. Unless it was edited out.
How can you fight against the truth?
iirc, one of the reasons why Ramsay is harsh here is because all of the contestants are supposed to be professionally trained chefs who are all looking to take the next step in their careers. but are constantly making mistakes that they shouldn't be making at that level (like burning the customers food or not knowing the oven was off).
That's why conversely he's nicer on MasterChef. because the contestants on that show aren't really professionals. They're just regular people who like to cook as a hobby rather than as a profession. Which is why he gives them more leeway when they make mistakes.
yeah plus they have that horrible Italian guy who doesn't even cook to judge them really harshly and sexually harass the women lol
IT'S FOOKIN RAW!
I keep reading these comments in his voice
Savage
Boiling point is the UK show
Ramsey is a very entertaining personality, especially when he's angry, lol. Some of the most creative insults I've ever heard have come from hells kitchen.
Also, Hello 😁
Hey again!
i worked in the restaurant for 20 years know still working and when people say its fake smh what you see in the show is much real than people thank i had chefs acting crazy on people GMS doing the same thing to cooks now they wasn't on GR level but close enough to were i was going to beat my chefs ass so the show is 80% real with the heat in the kitchen and 20 % fake for TV lol and the seasons are still growing strong they are working on season 23 right now and i watch every since season and it gets better every time lol but people don't understand GR loves what he does for the industry of food so on theses shows he's not faking for a TV SHOW its him being very passionate about food and helping people chefs to be strong may not like his ways but it works
Finally!
Hell's Kitchen is still on. =)
I had no idea until today
@@NoProtocol I watch it yearly lol. Or every second year. Or twice a year, depending on their schedule. :p
Oh no, I just got out of the Hells Kitchen Rabbithole.... ah well, back in I go! Gordon is a don
Welcome back to it Nicolas!
@@NoProtocol Thanks, love your vids! No intros are just divine too :)