Thats because the kids don't know how to cook, they are learning, so he is fair and nice to them, encouraging them to do what they love doing. These adults should already know how to fucking cook. Fair play to him for reminding them of that.
As someone who used to work for the series, I can assure you: what happens between the contestants and Gordon Ramsay during dinner service is never scripted. That's real.
Its called entertainment. I have worked in many kitchens none of that shit ever happens, if it did there would be lawsuits and people getting fired. If you think it's real then apparently you also think Jerry Springer is real.
they should show master chef kids with Gordon Ramsey. He's a complete sweet heart there. He got burned by one of the kids but he didn't get mad, he also helped a girl who messed up her cake.
He's also pretty kind in Master Chef the regular show. Its understandable, in Master Chef he deals with amature chefs, and in the kids version its children to boot, so he is there to be a mentor and a teacher for inexperianced people. Hells Kitchen on the otherhand is suposed to be filled with profesional contestants, so when they fuck up its like a math teacher getting 2 x 2 wrong, so of course he's going to go bonkers
I think he's said exactly that before, the reason he's so pissed off and angry in Hell's Kitchen is because he's supposed to be working with professionals, not amateurs who can't make scrambled eggs to save their life - It happened, someone fucked up scrambled eggs on Hell's Kitchen.
Zach is completely right which is why he his is always on Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares he is such a ass. Amateurs and unskilled people he is kind and understanding because they aren't used to cooking "pro" chefs that are terrible enrage him because he takes it as a personal slap in the face to his profession
Well there a difference between masterchef, master junior and Hell Kitchen. Masterchef is pretty much home cooks and masterchef junior is kids who are learning. Hell kitchen is pretty much professional cooks who should know better
Like Gordon said on his show for kids (where he's actually uber lovely) these people claim to be professionals, and then consistently fuck up. Of course he's gonna scream at them when customers are paying through their arse for good food they aren't getting.
there was kind of a funny video where someone edited some hells kitchen episode clips with some of the kids show clips.. so it made it look like he was being horribly mean to cute little kids lol
Actually it's free. You send in like a resume saying why you would be an interesting customer, and they pay for your meal and such. It's more like he's screaming because of the position that the chefs are competing for is so lucrative.
+Char And that makes sense in some cases, like the guy who tried to fight him obviously wasn't suited for any kind of service position.. imagine if a customer complained about a meal and the guy tried to kick their ass. lmao.. But for some of the people I don't think they deserve quite as harsh treatment.
Nah, Gordon's way of treating his chefs is outdated as all hell. The old Eurocentric way of emotionally and physically abusing your cooks is on the way out, many chefs recognize this and are changing their ways. Does that mean you baby your cool if they fuck up? No, you have to reprimand them. But so so many people are driven out of this industry (by retiring, changing careers, LOTS of suicide and drug abuse) because of this treatment. Gordon plays it up now just for his audience, it's sick that people believe this is an ok practice just because Gordon freaking Ramsey does it.
they should show him master chef junior. that man is a sweetheart when it comes to kids. he never yells or raises his voice and always encourages them.
mallory The thing people don't get about Gordon is that he's a very wonderful and patient teacher. It's only when people claim to be talented yet fuck up the the most simplest of dishes, dies he go off. In you're in a kitchen charging money for the food, or you come to one of his competitions claiming to be a chef, yet can't do basic shit, is when he goes off. He's actually a very pleasant, soft spoken guy.
+Austin Peewwaarss True. He's incredibly nice with the kids on Master Chef Jr (and isn't as yelly with the adults). Although granted he kinda had to be otherwise it'd be an hour of children crying lol
+oIRONITEo that show is amazing! I think they either cancelled it or Ramsay ended it though. Although that one episode with the delusional bakery lady was top notch tv
A lot of people don't understand that Ramsay is rude like this so he can prepare the chefs for stress and pressure plus to make sure they aren't a total failure of a chef.
Agreed. Hell, just watch videos on his TH-cam channel. He's quiet, mild mannered, and really informative. I've seen video of him losing it with people, and you can tell it's not scripted, but it's always with people who talk a big game but are generally useless a-holes who's mouth write checks their skills cant cash.
Well Gordon has even addressed why he yells and is very mean in Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. He HATES people who claim / are / pretend to be professional chefs and have no idea wtf to do. He hates people ruining his profession which he loves to do and takes extremely serious that is why he is very easy to anger.
I used to watch *The F Word* on BBC America and it showed his "soft side" quite a bit. It's the other TV shows that try to play on his anger. It's all about the drama; people love it. More ratings for the networks.
It's definitely worse on US tv. I watch a lot of BBC shows (thank you Netflix, PBS, and BBC America) and they're pretty much always better/less drama oriented than their US counterparts. I guess people here are just more hooked on *TEH DRAAAAAAMA* than the rest of the world. :p
He did a 1 week Navy Seal training program for a show (Thats the closer he got to the Army) and he said himself that hes a fan of martial arts but he never actually ''graded'' in any. Though hes an ex semi-pro soccer player (injury stopped him from going pro so he started cooking). Would've loved to see him knock that little boy down tho lol
Bublito HeizCrew he has a black belt in karate, trained with royal marines, us marines, navy seals, RAF and us airforce. And was raised rough he has done very well for himself :)
James Baker All those things were a 1 day thing for a show. The karate belt I can't tell. But the whole military thing was from another show, he said himself several times that he never joined the army or went through any military training outside those shows
Even on regular MasterChef, he doles out the compliments and praise when they're well and truly deserved. People feel like they've earned them, and he's reassured some of the home cooks when they've been feeling down or ready to call it quits.
yea i think he understands that they are kids and the people on masterchef rent pro chefs.. the people on hells kitchen are.. so he expects more from them
Customers are being served free food and drinks, they are not paying for a thing. They also get warned in advance that they may get horrible food or possibly no food at all. If you complain at that point you are asking for troubled. Contestants that leave the show also get free therapy and several weeks to decompress in a very nice house. Don't be too quick to judge.
Free therapy? Why? Because someone yelled at them on a TV show to make the show more fun for viewers? Only a pussy would need therapy for that. Gordon is actually a really nice guy. He has high standards. If you ever want to see how good-hearted he is, watch his show where he goes to an English prison to help inmates learn to cook. He talks about his family's own problems with drugs and incarceration.
@@blakes5827 lmao that's so ignorant. Your idol calling you a fucking pig and worthless piece of shit, being with other people who are stressed out, no connection to the outside world while filming... it's great they provide them a space to get themselves back together.
People must remember one thing. In a total high stakes restaurant, shouting and screaming is what gets you moving. Worked in 3 star Michellin restaurant in Italy, same thing. Work in 2 restaurants after I came back from Italy, the same. However, I did meet Ramsay personally twice in his restaurant during a visit to Dubai and another time when he has an exhibition match in my home country and he was absolutely amazing. His persona in Hells Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares is totally different from what we see in MasterChefs. You must remember that in Hell's Kitchen, the contestants are competing to gain slots as head chef for top of the line restaurant where pressure is immense. Shouting and screaming is the only way to drill some sense into these people who have the potential and worthy of it but can't prove it. Kitchen Nightmares is the same. If you open a restaurant, you must be able to maintain standards. If you can't, same thing. You'll need someone to guide you along the way and sometimes, weirdly... Human takes stuff better if you scream at them. However, MasterChef is a completely different story. They're home cooks. They arn't professional chefs thus Ramsay treat them as individual who can cook extremely well instead of trained professionals and when it comes to Junior MasterChef, of course he can't scream at kids for crying out loud and being a kid lover himself, he can't bare himself to scream at kids. Heck he even helped a junior chef finish her dish during one episode due to her being burnt and was crying.
I saw that episode where a blind girl was upset because she thought he wouldn't like her pie and he said he loved it. He even apologized to a contestant for making fun of his father, even though the contestant had a really bad relationship with his dad and Ramsey didn't know that. I don't believe he's a heartless rageaholic like his TV persona would have you believe, but he is a chef with standards and holds other chefs to that very same standard.
GirtheAlienGoldfish He even helped Christine finish a few of her dishes (If you meant by blind girl I assume is Christine from S3). As I said, Ramsay treats contestants from different shows differently because one are just homecooks while the other batch are professional cooks who needs some information drilled into them and what better way to get to their pea brains? Scream and shout.
He treats professionals who know what they're like shit if they do something they should already know not to do. With people who aren't, he tries to help and guide them as best as he can.
You know from his other shows that he'd normally never be that way to customers, but that's what people go to Hell's Kitchen for. The drama, the yelling, the insults - that's what they're there to see, so that's what they get.
Exactly..He probably has always been a hothead in the kitchen but he just plays it up more and lets himself loose on Hell''s Kitchen because that's what makes the show unique.
Also, to be fair, the customers on hell's kitchen have to sign a form stating that they understand that they might not get food so really they have no right to come up and complain.
Yeah, but you're held to one hell of a high standard at those places, and I'm sure the videos you're referring to are probably the ones where he was getting tested for his Michelin star, where he's going to be more tense and aggressive.
Also he said once he gets so angry at them because they call themselves professionals and they should now what to do. But for example when he is on the kids show he is nicer because they dont
Almost a year later, came back, watched this video (not knowing that I'd seen it before) and scrolled down to make this comment only to realise that I'd already done so :/
I've watched multiple seasons and have worked in Kitchens before. Do not enter the Restaurant business. Because you will begin to understand why he's like that in the kitchen.
I love Kitchen Nightmares! I mean, Hell's Kitchen sort of seems pointless, but Kitchen Nightmares is like those people need a kick up the butt and Gordon can provide that with some expert advice on the side.
Hell's Kitchen is to help aspiring chefs make their mark and for Gordon to staff his restaurants. It's also hilarious to watch idiots get put in their place.
And it helps people who are running a business right now to maybe do things similarly to how Gordon says to do them to likely be successful in the long term. Even if any of these shows might be scripted, I don't care because, as I said, it's at least helping people learn from these examples and hopefully businesses across the world will only improve. ;)
It's call a chain of command you as a customer don't go straight into a kitchen asking for another dish like you're gods gift from a chef working his ass off, you tell the waiter and he'll send the order back up, those ladies were just trying to make it on TV.
If you ever worked in a kitchen before, you would know that without a doubt, NONE of that is scripted. That's EXACTLY what it's like. I can't count the number of fights, and the amount of chefs I've seen blow up on the line, myself included. It's one of the most high stress jobs in the world. It comes with the territory. But you get used to it, and at the end of the day, nobody usually takes it personally. You can't, or you'll go insane. VERY few people can handle it. I've seen HUNDREDS of cooks come and go in my lifetime.
That was like s greatest hits role through various seasons of Hell's Kitchen. My favorite comment was that Gordon was his spirit animal. I kinda felt like that back when I worked retail lol
he plays it up on the American one, he's almost sweet on the British one. it's nearly boring. I want to see you watch the English version and compare, it's interesting
Jesus Christ that blonde one who looks like a headache complains about everything. He has to deal with professionals who can't get a meal out in an hour and then set the kitchen on fire - I'd lose it too!
I honestly believe that Gordon Ramsay said it best in an interview when he was asked if he believed that he was harsher to the people on Hell's Kitchen than those on Master Chef. He said yes. The people that are going on Master Chef are everyday people, police officers, cashiers, receptionists, etc..., that don't do this for a living. These are professional chefs that actually make there money doing this for a living. So he does expect them to know how to cook and how to work in a kitchen.
Someone on reddit who worked on the camera crew said that he's not really that mean off camera. It's just a persona he puts on for the camera. It's all fake.
If you watch almost any of his UK shows it's super obvious that his American persona is an act. It's like when he is working over here in the states he just takes what he'd normally do there and then multiplies it by 250, because Americans only watch stuff if there's "drama" involved. It's pretty much night and day in terms of tone.
It isn't that It's "Fake" or that he's "Acting." He calls out people when they're not doing their jobs right or if they're bullshitting him but when they aren't in the kitchen he doesn't need to go hard on them. It's called being professional
I've read from those who were there. not really a restaurant. its TV studio dressed up as restaurant. there's long que to get in the show. meals are free. wine and bread flow freely. no guarantee you'll ever get to eat! that's just a bonus. I expect its actors walking up in the kitchen looking for free audition material for their CV! ( résumé)! being told off by chef!
Aww the nostalgia!! I quit watching Hell's Kitchen a long time ago but I used to be all about that show and I love Gordon Ramsay. His screaming and cursing gives me life.
what they probably don't know or care about: he's trained so he could woop some ass if he wishes, he's normally not like this but in America dramatizing shit is a thing, he actually cares about the food and the customers so he has a right to be mad when they fuck up
made up gordon looks exactly like charlie sheen. how do you not notice something's up when you suddenly have charlie sheen sitting silently in your midst?
I've been binge watching Hell's Kitchen, the seasons I missed. Omg, so funny and many moments I felt so bad for the chefs. Good show, the over dramatic cuts, hilarious.
Hell Kitchen was originally British so i'm surprised Irish people haven't seen the British version before. Although it wasn't that successful in Britain.
See, thing is.. Gordon Ramsay isn't yelling to be an arsehole, he's yelling because these people come in there to win the chance at running a restaurant. They should know their shit. And when they apparantly can't work in a busy, high-end, pressured kitchen, then they aren't what they say they are; Professionals. And that pisses him off. :o I mean, I'd be pissed off too if I had people working for me who I thought could do their job properly, yet they show that they can do none of it. :O
I just love his work ethics. Like, it's the same in his other shows. People who act like they're hot shots, but don't know their stuff, he pounds on. but people who work and know that they're good for it, he praises and supports. He's such a good human being.
Gordon is such a great guy; he takes no crap and does not believe that the customer should have to come from their home to eat crap they could easily make themselves or crap that is frozen... I have to agree with him he's like a hero of the people.
the Gordon Ramsey youtube channel is a good example of Ramsey outside of his angry kitchen persona, Masterchef Junior and his prison kitchen shows are also very heartwarming to watch
My favorite line had to be "Gordon Ramsay taking all the shit off his face, arousing but kind of weird at the same time!". This girl must have mission impossible fetish or something...
"He'd be great in a prison kitchen." He did a show like that. Taught the prisoners how to cook. It was a struggle but he was often quite gentle with them since they weren't proclaiming themselves to be chefs.
I watched the early Kitchen Nightmares from the U.K. and I respected Gordon since then. People forget that TV especially reality shows are all about drama and conflict and not actually reality. He is very serious and determined about what he does and he does care about people achieving their goals in the restaurant business. He is very confident and direct but you have to be in order to do what he does successfully.
Yeah, I noticed that immediately. I've spent most of my life in the US, as I was born here, but my mother is English and we've gone back for some visits, restaurant culture is just different between the two places. Like, in the US, it's not really rude to bring two plates from the same table at different times (when it's done cooking, they put it on the table,) while in the UK it's a bit rude to serve one person before the others when they're at the same table. Additionally, in the US you can pick at your plate a little when you're mostly done and a server/busperson will come ask if you're done and if you want them to take your plate, while in the UK nobody will approach you until you have stopped poking at your food, pushed the plate aside, and set your silverware in a dignified position.
He's actually a really good guy off the show. He does a kids cooking show and it's the cutest thing how he interacts with them.
I was just gonna say that he's so cute with children it's adorable
Thats because the kids don't know how to cook, they are learning, so he is fair and nice to them, encouraging them to do what they love doing. These adults should already know how to fucking cook. Fair play to him for reminding them of that.
Wait, but the kids do know how to cook. Are you talking about MasterChef Junior?
+bongo155 proof?
Sounds something you would do because everybody hates you and ur trying to get good PR for a change
As someone who used to work for the series, I can assure you: what happens between the contestants and Gordon Ramsay during dinner service is never scripted. That's real.
K. Nakanishi yes 😏
Source: trust me
Im calling bullshit. All American TV including reality shows is scripted fake shit.
Oh really now, heavyset0223? Prove it, then.
Its called entertainment. I have worked in many kitchens none of that shit ever happens, if it did there would be lawsuits and people getting fired. If you think it's real then apparently you also think Jerry Springer is real.
they should show master chef kids with Gordon Ramsey. He's a complete sweet heart there. He got burned by one of the kids but he didn't get mad, he also helped a girl who messed up her cake.
He's also pretty kind in Master Chef the regular show. Its understandable, in Master Chef he deals with amature chefs, and in the kids version its children to boot, so he is there to be a mentor and a teacher for inexperianced people.
Hells Kitchen on the otherhand is suposed to be filled with profesional contestants, so when they fuck up its like a math teacher getting 2 x 2 wrong, so of course he's going to go bonkers
I think he's said exactly that before, the reason he's so pissed off and angry in Hell's Kitchen is because he's supposed to be working with professionals, not amateurs who can't make scrambled eggs to save their life - It happened, someone fucked up scrambled eggs on Hell's Kitchen.
Zach is completely right which is why he his is always on Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares he is such a ass. Amateurs and unskilled people he is kind and understanding because they aren't used to cooking "pro" chefs that are terrible enrage him because he takes it as a personal slap in the face to his profession
Marga Esperanza of
Well there a difference between masterchef, master junior and Hell Kitchen. Masterchef is pretty much home cooks and masterchef junior is kids who are learning. Hell kitchen is pretty much professional cooks who should know better
That girl who thinks the swearing is scripted has obviously never worked in a kitchen.
Haha, nice oxymoron
Hannibal Graham that joke went completely over your head.
I don't get it.
rottishake haha nice oxymoron
Is their a pun here? Is it a reference to something? Am I misunderstanding "oxymoron"? Whatever joke there was, it didn't click with me.
My favourite Ramsey insult: ' There's so much ginger in here, it could be a Weasley!'
did he really said that? any video?
my favorite was when he put two slices of bread on the sides of a contestant's face and screamed WHAT ARE YOUUUUU
ham ousa but that was a comedy skit, right?
No haha he was yelling for real. The contestant answered: "im a sandwich"
Phanic! At the 21 discos mine is: THERES SO MUCH OIL ON THAT PLATE USA IS TRYING TO INVADE IT
''Gordon was speaking to Joseph like he was an idiot''
Gee, I wonder why.
" he was an idiot. he was so stupid."
Le Dom I love your profile pic. 😀
that girl was so dumb...irish girls smh
Actually, Joseph has PTSD and the producers of the show gave Ramsay 2 *triggers* to deliberately try to set him off.
Captain Obvious really? omg, fck those producers!
ugh
Like Gordon said on his show for kids (where he's actually uber lovely) these people claim to be professionals, and then consistently fuck up. Of course he's gonna scream at them when customers are paying through their arse for good food they aren't getting.
there was kind of a funny video where someone edited some hells kitchen episode clips with some of the kids show clips.. so it made it look like he was being horribly mean to cute little kids lol
Actually it's free. You send in like a resume saying why you would be an interesting customer, and they pay for your meal and such. It's more like he's screaming because of the position that the chefs are competing for is so lucrative.
Meredith Anne Or yknow you could listen to what he said lmao
+Char And that makes sense in some cases, like the guy who tried to fight him obviously wasn't suited for any kind of service position.. imagine if a customer complained about a meal and the guy tried to kick their ass. lmao.. But for some of the people I don't think they deserve quite as harsh treatment.
Nah, Gordon's way of treating his chefs is outdated as all hell. The old Eurocentric way of emotionally and physically abusing your cooks is on the way out, many chefs recognize this and are changing their ways. Does that mean you baby your cool if they fuck up? No, you have to reprimand them. But so so many people are driven out of this industry (by retiring, changing careers, LOTS of suicide and drug abuse) because of this treatment.
Gordon plays it up now just for his audience, it's sick that people believe this is an ok practice just because Gordon freaking Ramsey does it.
they should show him master chef junior. that man is a sweetheart when it comes to kids. he never yells or raises his voice and always encourages them.
mallory The thing people don't get about Gordon is that he's a very wonderful and patient teacher. It's only when people claim to be talented yet fuck up the the most simplest of dishes, dies he go off. In you're in a kitchen charging money for the food, or you come to one of his competitions claiming to be a chef, yet can't do basic shit, is when he goes off. He's actually a very pleasant, soft spoken guy.
Brianna Gordy exactly!
Brianna Gordy exactly!
Have you seen his how to's on his youtube channel? He's SUPER excited by food
mallory I love watching that show
The best reality show on tv tbh. Well anything with Ramsay is always good
Agreed
he's calmed down a bit since then 😂
+Austin Peewwaarss Groovy Baby
+Austin Peewwaarss True. He's incredibly nice with the kids on Master Chef Jr (and isn't as yelly with the adults). Although granted he kinda had to be otherwise it'd be an hour of children crying lol
+Wednesday Addams watch kitchen nightmares you really get to see the whole Gordon
+oIRONITEo that show is amazing! I think they either cancelled it or Ramsay ended it though. Although that one episode with the delusional bakery lady was top notch tv
A lot of people don't understand that Ramsay is rude like this so he can prepare the chefs for stress and pressure plus to make sure they aren't a total failure of a chef.
That and they're professionals, they should know how to cook which is why Gordon doesn't tolerate mistakes very well.
Not to mention that it is a restaurant. They are serving customers and he's expecting quality.
I dont know how they tolerate him to be honest I was routing for that guy to punch him because I cant take him.
Kudeshka Look, Gordan Ramsay is a amazing chef. When you walk into his kitchen you have to be prepared.
Kudeshka welcome to real life kiddo. :D
it's hilarious how angry and mean he's always portrayed and then you see the vidoes of him with kids and he's an absolute angel
Agreed. Hell, just watch videos on his TH-cam channel. He's quiet, mild mannered, and really informative.
I've seen video of him losing it with people, and you can tell it's not scripted, but it's always with people who talk a big game but are generally useless a-holes who's mouth write checks their skills cant cash.
Well Gordon has even addressed why he yells and is very mean in Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. He HATES people who claim / are / pretend to be professional chefs and have no idea wtf to do. He hates people ruining his profession which he loves to do and takes extremely serious that is why he is very easy to anger.
Kristopher Mcgregor Cant really blame him for that.
I used to watch *The F Word* on BBC America and it showed his "soft side" quite a bit. It's the other TV shows that try to play on his anger. It's all about the drama; people love it. More ratings for the networks.
It's definitely worse on US tv. I watch a lot of BBC shows (thank you Netflix, PBS, and BBC America) and they're pretty much always better/less drama oriented than their US counterparts. I guess people here are just more hooked on *TEH DRAAAAAAMA* than the rest of the world. :p
When that guy squared up to him Gordon Ramsay was just going "Oh come on, I'm from Glasgow you muppet"
i think he's ex millitary as well
He did a 1 week Navy Seal training program for a show (Thats the closer he got to the Army) and he said himself that hes a fan of martial arts but he never actually ''graded'' in any. Though hes an ex semi-pro soccer player (injury stopped him from going pro so he started cooking). Would've loved to see him knock that little boy down tho lol
Bublito HeizCrew he has a black belt in karate, trained with royal marines, us marines, navy seals, RAF and us airforce. And was raised rough he has done very well for himself :)
James Baker
All those things were a 1 day thing for a show. The karate belt I can't tell. But the whole military thing was from another show, he said himself several times that he never joined the army or went through any military training outside those shows
Bublito HeizCrew i know im just saying good on him why you mad? But he talks about the karate and shows his belt in an interview
But I like Gordon on Masterchef Jr. He seems really good with the kids.
Even on regular MasterChef, he doles out the compliments and praise when they're well and truly deserved. People feel like they've earned them, and he's reassured some of the home cooks when they've been feeling down or ready to call it quits.
+Lucht S Nnnnoooo!! Say it isn't so!! 😭 But then again, those kids were cooking on an adult level to be so young.
You have your facts wrong, Lucht.
yea i think he understands that they are kids and the people on masterchef rent pro chefs.. the people on hells kitchen are.. so he expects more from them
That's because they're kids and they're learning. Shouting at adults that should know what they're doing and have restaurants and businesses is fine.
Customers are being served free food and drinks, they are not paying for a thing. They also get warned in advance that they may get horrible food or possibly no food at all. If you complain at that point you are asking for troubled. Contestants that leave the show also get free therapy and several weeks to decompress in a very nice house. Don't be too quick to judge.
Jeff Nail how do u know thus
@@jakeholland5125 Because this is known
Free therapy? Why? Because someone yelled at them on a TV show to make the show more fun for viewers?
Only a pussy would need therapy for that.
Gordon is actually a really nice guy. He has high standards. If you ever want to see how good-hearted he is, watch his show where he goes to an English prison to help inmates learn to cook. He talks about his family's own problems with drugs and incarceration.
@@blakes5827 lmao that's so ignorant. Your idol calling you a fucking pig and worthless piece of shit, being with other people who are stressed out, no connection to the outside world while filming... it's great they provide them a space to get themselves back together.
ohmygowd I'm crying "I'd watch him if he was quiet....and in my bedroom" ffs
That's just weird and creepy
That's objectifying men. Sexist.
*hands over box of tissues*
tbh I always thought he looked like an old blonde foreskin, so wrinkly
Hes got that Alpha Male thing thats why lol
People must remember one thing. In a total high stakes restaurant, shouting and screaming is what gets you moving. Worked in 3 star Michellin restaurant in Italy, same thing. Work in 2 restaurants after I came back from Italy, the same.
However, I did meet Ramsay personally twice in his restaurant during a visit to Dubai and another time when he has an exhibition match in my home country and he was absolutely amazing. His persona in Hells Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares is totally different from what we see in MasterChefs.
You must remember that in Hell's Kitchen, the contestants are competing to gain slots as head chef for top of the line restaurant where pressure is immense. Shouting and screaming is the only way to drill some sense into these people who have the potential and worthy of it but can't prove it. Kitchen Nightmares is the same. If you open a restaurant, you must be able to maintain standards. If you can't, same thing. You'll need someone to guide you along the way and sometimes, weirdly... Human takes stuff better if you scream at them.
However, MasterChef is a completely different story. They're home cooks. They arn't professional chefs thus Ramsay treat them as individual who can cook extremely well instead of trained professionals and when it comes to Junior MasterChef, of course he can't scream at kids for crying out loud and being a kid lover himself, he can't bare himself to scream at kids. Heck he even helped a junior chef finish her dish during one episode due to her being burnt and was crying.
I saw that episode where a blind girl was upset because she thought he wouldn't like her pie and he said he loved it. He even apologized to a contestant for making fun of his father, even though the contestant had a really bad relationship with his dad and Ramsey didn't know that.
I don't believe he's a heartless rageaholic like his TV persona would have you believe, but he is a chef with standards and holds other chefs to that very same standard.
GirtheAlienGoldfish He even helped Christine finish a few of her dishes (If you meant by blind girl I assume is Christine from S3). As I said, Ramsay treats contestants from different shows differently because one are just homecooks while the other batch are professional cooks who needs some information drilled into them and what better way to get to their pea brains? Scream and shout.
He treats professionals who know what they're like shit if they do something they should already know not to do. With people who aren't, he tries to help and guide them as best as he can.
Yes yes yes. More people need to understand this. They are competing to be head chefs at great restaurants. This is serious business
You know from his other shows that he'd normally never be that way to customers, but that's what people go to Hell's Kitchen for. The drama, the yelling, the insults - that's what they're there to see, so that's what they get.
Exactly..He probably has always been a hothead in the kitchen but he just plays it up more and lets himself loose on Hell''s Kitchen because that's what makes the show unique.
Also, to be fair, the customers on hell's kitchen have to sign a form stating that they understand that they might not get food so really they have no right to come up and complain.
He is actually nice in real life.
He's always nice, if you're not a loser :-P
You really should see the videos of his restaurants. He is pretty much like he is in Hells Kitchen if you screw up.
Yeah, but you're held to one hell of a high standard at those places, and I'm sure the videos you're referring to are probably the ones where he was getting tested for his Michelin star, where he's going to be more tense and aggressive.
Also he said once he gets so angry at them because they call themselves professionals and they should now what to do. But for example when he is on the kids show he is nicer because they dont
"I'm not no bitch" that's a double negative tho'
***** Yes, but if he's "not no bitch", then he's calling himself a bitch, kind of the opposite of what he was trying to say.
For added emphasis you can say I'm not no bitch, no bitch no I am, not.
Lol omg I found the real grammar police! Its cool. Totally agree with you :-P
Well, I don't disagree.
He was acting not unlike a bitch.
(Nobody doesn't think so.)
Almost a year later, came back, watched this video (not knowing that I'd seen it before) and scrolled down to make this comment only to realise that I'd already done so :/
3:52 I agree with the guy who was sitting with Jesus, he is indeed my spirit animal too.
Po Tato
Jesus ?! xD
Po Tato SVHRBDMFNSKFMDK
The uncensored version is so much better.
Is it really a mystery what is being said behind the bleeps?
sounds like at least one f-bomb slipped around the bleep in this video
I've watched multiple seasons and have worked in Kitchens before. Do not enter the Restaurant business. Because you will begin to understand why he's like that in the kitchen.
"He's my spirit animal."
Dying.
"I would watch him if he wouldn't talk and he was in my bedroom" you and me both, uh I mean HELL NO! I'm not gay!
She thinks he's phony and does scripted shows but she still wants to fuck him. I'm almost 30 years old and women still confuse the hell out of me.
welcome to women 101
Sounds a bit rape-y. How does one refuse or consent if one can't talk?
UnWorld As if any girl could rape him XD
How does woman rape work, I really want to know
now show them master chef Jr. its so cute how he is with kids
On both Master chef and master chef junior he's a lot nicer, as well as the British Kitchen Nightmares.
James Rawlins definitely prefers the Brits
When you eat at hells kitchen you get dinner and a show
I love Kitchen Nightmares! I mean, Hell's Kitchen sort of seems pointless, but Kitchen Nightmares is like those people need a kick up the butt and Gordon can provide that with some expert advice on the side.
I once had a day where I watched Kitchen Nightmares clips on TH-cam for about 12 hours straight. Not my best moment, but Gordon's addictive!
Hell's Kitchen is to help aspiring chefs make their mark and for Gordon to staff his restaurants. It's also hilarious to watch idiots get put in their place.
I love that show
It's funny how in kitchen nightmares he's always in New York and New Jersey but never in Chicago! 😂
And it helps people who are running a business right now to maybe do things similarly to how Gordon says to do them to likely be successful in the long term. Even if any of these shows might be scripted, I don't care because, as I said, it's at least helping people learn from these examples and hopefully businesses across the world will only improve. ;)
It's call a chain of command you as a customer don't go straight into a kitchen asking for another dish like you're gods gift from a chef working his ass off, you tell the waiter and he'll send the order back up, those ladies were just trying to make it on TV.
'Hes my spirit animal!'
'I would like him if he was not talking..... and in my bed'😂😂
She's too raw for him
"I'd watch him if he was in my bedroom and couldn't talk" ROFL, I died
Gordon Ramsay looks like Tommy Wiseau when he's wearing that disguise.
YOURE TEARING ME APART LISA
I did not hit her! It's not true! Oh hai Mark!
Oh hai doggy!
anyways, how's your sex life?
*awkward sex scene ensues*
If you ever worked in a kitchen before, you would know that without a doubt, NONE of that is scripted. That's EXACTLY what it's like. I can't count the number of fights, and the amount of chefs I've seen blow up on the line, myself included. It's one of the most high stress jobs in the world. It comes with the territory. But you get used to it, and at the end of the day, nobody usually takes it personally. You can't, or you'll go insane. VERY few people can handle it. I've seen HUNDREDS of cooks come and go in my lifetime.
Is Ryan impressed by someone? High praise.
"yeah I love him, he's my spirit animal" LOL
Ramsay is a fucking hero and a genius! People should learn from him not to be so fucking offended and weak all the time
Considering that he gets angrey easily he's the one getting offeded.
+DrDeathGigaPaladin he is paid to get angry easilly. Half of the show is scripted.
***** Don't confuse being angry with being offended. Im an angry dick all the time but i hardly take anything personal or view it as offensive.
+meep meep he actually is lol, otherwise he probably wouldn't have loads of restaurants around the world xD
You can't say that, it might offend someone!
Second hand embarrassment when that guy went to "fight" Gordon..... just ugh.... dude....
I was hoping Gordon was going to punch him.
Gordon was probably a little freaked out, but he knows how to keep cool and show who's boss.
How much you wanna bet that guys from Albany New York?
Ramsey has a black belt in karate... not sure which level.
"I would watch him if he couldn't talk and he was in my bedroom." There's a lit of guys like that. hahahaa
jfc, if a man said that, we'd hang his ass out to dry... 0/10 - Was not feeling that lady's critique.
Gordon is freaking savage XD
"he must plough through strepsils"
I honestly live vicariously through Gordon Ramsey.
That was like s greatest hits role through various seasons of Hell's Kitchen. My favorite comment was that Gordon was his spirit animal. I kinda felt like that back when I worked retail lol
"Make your eyes listen to me"
Facts watch Kitchen Nightmares with Amy's Baking Company :D
An excellent episode.
Oh my god yes
she's a psycho! best episode ever!
oh, yeeeees!! xD
need to happen
Gordon Ramsey the best Drill instructor
HELL YESS😂
He was a real badass when he was yelling at the guy he knew wouldn't fight back. But when the first guy called him on it he didn't have shit to say.
No shit if he hit the other guy that guy could sue for a bunch of money 😐
why would you yell at the guy, who thinks, that the most adult way of resolving conflict is a street fight. Waste of effort. Just kick him out.
jason barron I know right
You're an idiot. But I guess you can't expect much else from a Cubs fan.
scubasteve4 Best record in baseball fuckboi
he plays it up on the American one, he's almost sweet on the British one. it's nearly boring. I want to see you watch the English version and compare, it's interesting
I prefer the English one, the American one is so over the top
The British shows are more about the food and the business, the American show is all about false drama.
To be fair, the contestants are a bit stupider on the US show.
Jesus Zamora Stupider isn’t a word😂
Jesus Christ that blonde one who looks like a headache complains about everything. He has to deal with professionals who can't get a meal out in an hour and then set the kitchen on fire - I'd lose it too!
Skreamie
Stay in America then!!
I honestly believe that Gordon Ramsay said it best in an interview when he was asked if he believed that he was harsher to the people on Hell's Kitchen than those on Master Chef. He said yes. The people that are going on Master Chef are everyday people, police officers, cashiers, receptionists, etc..., that don't do this for a living. These are professional chefs that actually make there money doing this for a living. So he does expect them to know how to cook and how to work in a kitchen.
Someone on reddit who worked on the camera crew said that he's not really that mean off camera. It's just a persona he puts on for the camera. It's all fake.
I think people know that
If you watch almost any of his UK shows it's super obvious that his American persona is an act. It's like when he is working over here in the states he just takes what he'd normally do there and then multiplies it by 250, because Americans only watch stuff if there's "drama" involved. It's pretty much night and day in terms of tone.
anyone who was like that all the time would have given themselves a brain aneurysm.
+Selvokaz or gotten stabbed with a chef's knife.
It isn't that It's "Fake" or that he's "Acting." He calls out people when they're not doing their jobs right or if they're bullshitting him but when they aren't in the kitchen he doesn't need to go hard on them.
It's called being professional
Show them the kids version!
Please do
There is no Hell’s Kitchen JR... there is master chef JR
"I'd watch him if he were in my bedroom, and he couldn't talk." LOOOL
"Make your eyeballs listen to me." Lol
LMAO He's my spirit animal!!!! xD
I've read from those who were there. not really a restaurant. its TV studio dressed up as restaurant. there's long que to get in the show. meals are free. wine and bread flow freely. no guarantee you'll ever get to eat! that's just a bonus. I expect its actors walking up in the kitchen looking for free audition material for their CV! ( résumé)! being told off by chef!
Yep.
'Yeah I love him, he's good...He my spirit animal. Lmao
Aww the nostalgia!! I quit watching Hell's Kitchen a long time ago but I used to be all about that show and I love Gordon Ramsay. His screaming and cursing gives me life.
*Irish people critique abstract art.*
Sean M Holy shit
KITCHEN NIGHTMARES NEXT
Yaaaassssss!!!! Love that show.
He's also doing Hotels: *Hotel Hell*
I just recorded an episode the other day. :P
It's on in the US. Not sure about other countries.
Ikr kitchen nightmares is awesome
he has done a prison cooking series..he is great
3:45 there is always this Person on the internet
Gordon Ramsay is amazing
what they probably don't know or care about: he's trained so he could woop some ass if he wishes, he's normally not like this but in America dramatizing shit is a thing, he actually cares about the food and the customers so he has a right to be mad when they fuck up
Gordon reminds me of Abby Lee Miller.
oh my god you're so right
they would make a interesting couple. Abby Lee and Gordon as a couple. A match made in heaven.
+ScreamRaveGurl *hell
I hate that bitch
omg yes
"He's like my spirit animal" XD
made up gordon looks exactly like charlie sheen. how do you not notice something's up when you suddenly have charlie sheen sitting silently in your midst?
I've been binge watching Hell's Kitchen, the seasons I missed. Omg, so funny and many moments I felt so bad for the chefs. Good show, the over dramatic cuts, hilarious.
i'm not no bitch either... this show was so good on british tv when is that coming back? haha
"Not no bitch", so he is a bitch then?
+Alastair Ward considering he's on reality tv shouting at Gordon Ramsey he probably is he's not too great at knowing his double negatives though
+eleanor harrison it's completely fake, pretty much all American shows are 80% fake
+Jake Deane Well, yeah, that's sort of the essence of television (unless you're watching the news or a documentary).
Noooooooo he's not ,not no bitch, you get it now?
irish people are living under a rock or something...atleast they shud v heard of this
Some of them may have seen Gordon Ramsey's UK shows, but it wouldn't be surprising if they haven't seen his US shows.
Lovey prashr I fucking love Gordon and I'm Irish
world doesn't revolve around UK and america , you see.
shomeli dey .
because of a television show? How ironic
THE LONG HAIRED REDHEAD IS BACK. PRAISE THE LORD.
I love Gordon Ramsey.Reminds me of when I was in culinary school. It's a tough industry and it's easier to watch someone else get yelled at
This is one show I always stop for when I'm flipping through the channels.
Irish people watch or try is my new obsession i spend my lunch hour at work just laughing so hard BEST youtube channel to date
Hell Kitchen was originally British so i'm surprised Irish people haven't seen the British version before. Although it wasn't that successful in Britain.
They have, but their responses are all scripted.
@@funguy8801 your shows are scripted. And the British version is not on Irish TV.
"Nearly got a pencil in the eye" I'm dyingggg I've been marathoning these "Irish People" videos and the commentary is hilarious
See, thing is.. Gordon Ramsay isn't yelling to be an arsehole, he's yelling because these people come in there to win the chance at running a restaurant. They should know their shit. And when they apparantly can't work in a busy, high-end, pressured kitchen, then they aren't what they say they are; Professionals. And that pisses him off. :o I mean, I'd be pissed off too if I had people working for me who I thought could do their job properly, yet they show that they can do none of it. :O
I just love his work ethics. Like, it's the same in his other shows. People who act like they're hot shots, but don't know their stuff, he pounds on. but people who work and know that they're good for it, he praises and supports. He's such a good human being.
TheApilysai
Yeah because insulting his own customers is REALLY effective. Eyeroll.
Gordon is such a great guy; he takes no crap and does not believe that the customer should have to come from their home to eat crap they could easily make themselves or crap that is frozen... I have to agree with him he's like a hero of the people.
GORDON IS KING OF FOOD
p I s s off Gordon Ramsay is a Donkey.
I think he's more like the Mr. T. of Food.
"I PITY THE FOO THAT CAN'T MAKE RISOTTO!"
XD Going to this restaurant must be a night's worth of entertainment as well as dinner. Sooooo hilarious.
I forgot how crazy this show was
"He must plough through strepsils", that's actually such a good point. 😱
Irish people react to America's Next Top Model/Tyra Banks
as a moroccan i gotta say irish people are awsome !!!
I would give Gordon 1 billion snicker bars and 50 million cups of coffee.
Why do you want Gordon to pee forever?
love the "For The First Time" touch and yet most of em have seen him and his shows before
"He must plough through strepsils" 😂
the Gordon Ramsey youtube channel is a good example of Ramsey outside of his angry kitchen persona, Masterchef Junior and his prison kitchen shows are also very heartwarming to watch
I love Hell's Kitchen!😊
I love Ryan and I love his commentary
the funny thing is people dont get that this is an act. Like simon cowell.
No, it's not. Gordon doesn't take shit from morons who call themselves chefs and then can't cook anything properly.
Yes it is, its been shown countless times on other shows. Go look up anthony bourdain talking about him. Its 100% act.
Gordon is a wonderful man outside of Hell's Kitchen. He is constantly helping the communities he visits. He just expects the best from his cooks.
He looks like Ozzy lol
I love watching this because i love cooking
My favorite line had to be "Gordon Ramsay taking all the shit off his face, arousing but kind of weird at the same time!".
This girl must have mission impossible fetish or something...
"He'd be great in a prison kitchen." He did a show like that. Taught the prisoners how to cook. It was a struggle but he was often quite gentle with them since they weren't proclaiming themselves to be chefs.
Gordon Ramsey would make a killa drill Sargent
I watched the early Kitchen Nightmares from the U.K. and I respected Gordon since then. People forget that TV especially reality shows are all about drama and conflict and not actually reality. He is very serious and determined about what he does and he does care about people achieving their goals in the restaurant business. He is very confident and direct but you have to be in order to do what he does successfully.
I really liked the UK Kitchen Nightmares. Can't stand the US version.
Black Prince Same here. If I feel like watching some KN I just go back to the UK ones. The US version is unwatchable.
that red head tho she is so hot
For real, her body is prob bad, but her face makes up for anything.
The one with the beard? 😂😂😂😂
ZombieApocalypse most Irish girls are
No🤣
@@omarct why care about her body? And not her personality
Not sire how I found this channel but i think its perfect.
I get why he was super rude to those customers bc in the UK it's rrly diffrent, who GOES UP TO THE CHEF AND IS LIKE BITCH I would freak the fuck out
Yeah, I noticed that immediately. I've spent most of my life in the US, as I was born here, but my mother is English and we've gone back for some visits, restaurant culture is just different between the two places.
Like, in the US, it's not really rude to bring two plates from the same table at different times (when it's done cooking, they put it on the table,) while in the UK it's a bit rude to serve one person before the others when they're at the same table. Additionally, in the US you can pick at your plate a little when you're mostly done and a server/busperson will come ask if you're done and if you want them to take your plate, while in the UK nobody will approach you until you have stopped poking at your food, pushed the plate aside, and set your silverware in a dignified position.
never knew thats quite interesting
I remember watching this and eating ice cream...
I'm watching this again and eating ice cream,