@@Team33Team33 Yes he has an ego and so do you. All of us have an ego. Most of us have bullied someone in one way or another. The life he is describing is the real world. He is relating truth.
Lol. You’d be surprised though. Sometimes, Ivy league Universities give full scholarships to prodigies from foreign countries who come from poor families. I’ve met many, and their stories and mindsets stand out from the rest of the usual ivy leaguers from upper-middle class or upper-class families.
And here I am forgetting the names of even beautiful ladies. I suck at remembering names and it is so embarrasing that people call you by your name and you respond back with "hey"
yes, at many occasions he kept saying that it was all luck, luck has a part to play, however he would have never had the confidence to knock on the doors if he did'nt work that hard.
Actually around being PRETENTIOUS, Its people like him is why you cant get a decent meal nowadays, everyone thinks they sre some hard working chef when their food is trash. people do everything as fast as possible and dont even check if its good before serving. I quit being a chef or a cook cuz literally nobody cares about food, they just care about pretending they know about shi, when 90 percent dont even know what vegetable they are holding
The memory is what I find so fascinating. Remembering such detail from decades ago. I have to sit and meditate into almost a trance to remember that kind of detail from decades ago.
@@thomashunter460 indeed. a man with his drive and awareness, no doubt he's already planned his talk, irregardless of the questions. love every minute of it.
@Mesophyl agreed - but he tells a good story.I was myself in the catering trade for a few years and trust me it was nothing but dealing with thick people, terrible wages and absolutely no job satisfaction whatsoever.He on the other hand makes it sound amazing.
True but in order to be able to say that, you have to be at the very top. "Achieve your goal and only then you will be able to say if you want it or not" If you say it while being at the bottom, it's likely a case of "sour grapes".
@@acsiata I don't believe you do have to be at the very top to make that statement. Your statement assumes that those being criticized are at such a level that only those at the very pinnacle would be capable of such observations and I am here to tell you that is a faulty assumption. Another observation I would like to make to you is that most everything you see in culinary knowledge and skills, IS without question, the distilled knowledge of everyday people gained through thousands of years of experience. Not the elites.
I think that’s a big part of todays issues in the West. We have “educated” people telling young people they have all these problems and unfortunately for most, they believe it. You have boys with a tonne of energy drugged because they have “ADHD” when in reality that’s the natural state of kids and sitting in a classroom is unnatural. Yet they’ll hormonally change you to fit you roughly into their puzzle piece. Quite fascinating.
@@froghopkins people really don't understand...it has grew so bad with me that It has impacted every sense of my life....just an example I haven't had sex in 2 and half years in 22 attractive male btw 😅 it's not normal and ik and I know the reasons...adhd if it's all I have Is like being in an invisible prison feels like you are getting beat up by demons every day..
This came up as a random hit on youtube and couldn't stop watching. Mr White is a far more complex character than the first impression of an arrogant, bad tempered blowhard. After watching this it's apparent he is a man more driven by passion for his work than anything else. I must say, he kinda grows on you and his passion for his job lifts the heart. Good on you Mr White.
He exudes a rare intensity. I had never heard his name, but I knew all the names of the chefs he mentioned. The pressure in the kitchen of a top tier restaurant is akin to the pressure in an ICU right now.
He’s remembering, without notes, the exact dates when those crucial moments, meetings and interviews took place. Some 30+ years after. Just proving how meaningful they are to him.
This single interview inspired me to quit my degree in chemistry and begin working as a chef. 6 months later and 1000s spent on ingredients, hours upon hours slaving away in my kitchen burnt, cut and scalded to hell, tomorrow I start in my first fine dining chef job. Don't underestimate the power of words. This man is a true living genius. Eccentric as fuck but genius none the less.
I'm absolutely stunned at the fact he didn't stutter for an entire hour. How the hell do you tell a story without saying "Umm" a single time? Fucking incredible.
Oddo M I am sure that he has a few personality issues, Albert Roux said so. I dont disagree that there are reasons to dislike him. But i find him quite charismatic, a lot of people do, and its the first interview ive seen where the interviewer has had such an easy job.
brianplummy Wow, your powers of reason and thought are too strong to be wasted in the simple comment section when there are great legal issues that must be solved in our justice systems. GO GO for the good of the city!
***** ive been to places where the food was great but i hated being there. Ive been to other places where the food was also good and the ambience was great tbh he is right at least in my eyes when im out for a restaurant dinner i wanna eat but also enjoy myself while doing it. And yes ambience is indeed higher priority than food in my eyes but both need to have quality ^^.
It's insane how consistent he is at telling his experiences. I watched 6 different interviews with him about his first time working and where he came from and he says it ALWAYS the same, not one detail different. He is the pinnacle of memory.
It’s more that this is a well rehearsed and well worn performance by him, and he can railroad some poor student interviewer with it. Other journalists have expressed frustration with how tiresome he is to interview because he just wants to stick to this well-worn working class bootstrap stuff. I’m surprised the adulation in the comment section here, but it shows the value of media-savviness i suppose.
I love Marco, but if someone retells the same story, exactly the same down to the very last details multiple times consistently, it means it is a well rehearsed story. If someone is speaking a true story from the heart there will be small details that are different every time, because that's simply how the human mind works. Unless of course you have written the story out and very well rehearsed and memorised it.
@@obi-wankenobi8446 It might feel like you're missing out but a spontaneous story might also leave out important bits which will leave you truly missing out. This is more like a sermon. Its meant to teach not entertain. You choose your words carefully and your rhythm is set to keep the listeners attention. I appreciate this style more.
@@mihir66 oh, absolutely loads. one quick example from googling just now might be Rachel Cooke’s 2015 guardian interview with him, in which she even says how little the interviews with him have moved on. An excerpt: “Two decades on, has anything changed? No. He’s less inclined to hammy tantrums than of old, and he sounds posher, too. But in other ways, he has calcified. The cadences of his speech are more biblical-sounding than ever, his logic more elusive. He remains obsessed with his Italian-born mother, who died of a brain haemorrhage when he was six, and he is still prone to talking about his working-class roots, for all that it’s almost 40 years since he left his father’s house in Leeds”
I absolutely adore the fact that he makes a point to ask their names before answering their questions. He demonstrates so much respect for those around him
This talk from Marco was my inspiration to apply for a cook's position at a fine dining restaurant while I was a student in Germany. Like Marco, I emailed restaurants instead of knocking on their doors :) I did a trial with an Irish chef named Shane McMahon. The restaurant adventure did not work out due to visa issues, but Marco's speech made a huge impression on me and continues to inspire me in the kitchen to this day. Thank you very much Marco!
@growlingbehemoth Nah brah its not annoying sounds. It's cerebral sounds and its called ASMR. I don't think anyone gets off to mouth noises, and if they do, more power to them.
If it wasn't for him Gordon Ramsay wouldn't exist !!! Everybody loves the tree but they never think of the roots that keep it alive ! Everybody loves a 8 bedroom 8 bathroom mansion. But they don't think the dirty hole in basement that keeps it up !
@@brotherwoodrow8355 go take a cold shower will you. When you have achieved a little fingernails worth of what Marco has then by all means come back and comment. In the meantime you are probably a looser so do one will you!
Im slowly starting to realize I was nothing more than a spoiled chef in the making. Ive always loved Marco even when I was more arrogant than anything. I cant wait to start my stages and begin the next stage of my journey.
started working at 15, woke up at 5h30 everyday, did that for 2 years but it broke me, sometimes its not about how you're working, its more where and what you're doing, if you're not enjoying yourself a least a little bit, you might go crazy, my point is : don't be too severe with yourself
I helped decorate his first restaurant in London . As is typical with these projects , everything was last-minute and we worked into the night . Marco was quite calm and respectful though , despite the fact that the place was opening the next day . When there were alternative ways something might be done , he would go around the room asking people's opinions instead of dictating and throwing tantrums like other successful people I worked for
@@User00018e we’re going to skip the fact that you can’t spell, what does that have to do with anything .? Even with a British accent doesn’t make you sound intelligent. Ignorant
@@CliffCarmichael"used for emphasis while not being literally true. "I was literally blown away by the response I got". I sure he had use it correctly. I am sorry for the bitterness you experienced as a child, please keep your pain to yourself. :)
Not too hard. Im currently in a public speech course. You can eliminate 80 percent of your uhs if you just think about it before hand and make a conscious note not to. I f you just pause instead, your overall speech seems more dramatic, which is a good thing.
Listening to this and hearing Marco say how he was ruled by fear of failure made me rethink my own life. Marco used his fear of failure in order to better himself and push past his mental and physical limits, whereas I let my fear of failure stop me from even trying to do anything. Definitely made me feel silly about getting nervous over starting a new job when back in Marco's day, he had less resources to work with than I do today, yet he kept going and found his way. 100% making a change in my life, what a legend. Thank you Marco Pierre White.
I had a career as a hair stylist for 30 years from assistant to owner. I have just arrived at my second year in multiple kitchens looking for the right fit for me. I have just landed my own place in a wine lounge and I am so lucky and proud. This interview was so magical and inspiring, thank you so much
He is such a fascinatingly complex individual. Incredibly self-composed yet very vulnerable at the same time. Totally self-assured yet confortable showing two gratitude to others. You get the sense he admires his young self very much but was also terrified of what drove him to such heights.
There is something extremely impressive about Marco's ability to recall people's names, addresses, dates and specific details of events throughout his life. I don't even recall the date I first met the mrs!
The moment when you think to your self: " oh, i might click on this video about Marco Pierre White. Might be interesting. I´ll just dig in for a couple minutes" and end up watching the whole thing. The way he told his story kept me here haha. I liked it :)
That's exactly what happened to me! I figured I'd click in for a few minutes, maybe ten, and after 2 there was no way I could tear myself away. Brilliant.
I'm 62 year old grandmother and this has inspired me to keep working on my dreams....so much has been realised already. Thank you so much...there's always more to achieve and one must never give up and live life to the full. X
I believe in you! I’m glad you wrote that comment as it has showed me that no matter what age you are, you will always have dreams to work towards. I’m a 27 year old man and doing okay for myself so far - you have inspired me even more without even realising. Good luck Miriam!
This man is the reason I'm a cook aspiring to be a chef. I love Gordon Ramsay, he's one of my idols, but this man is the *reason* I cook for a living. His understanding of food is unlike any chef in the world, and his work ethic is unmatched. He is truly a god among men in gastronomy.
44:56 "I had worked hard for 22 years.....for something that I never wanted." The honesty in that statement is mind blowing and heart breaking at the same time. I couldn't respect this man more after listening to him for 45 minutes. Amazing.
Oh yeah, totally heartbreaking. Worked 22 years for something... that made him a millionaire. My heart is breaking. That's, y'know, as opposed to most people who work for like 40-45 years and just about scrape together enough to retire on.
It's about his formative years talking about a time when he was, in his own words "ruled by fear". Times of great change and tumultuous events really stick with you. I myself can speak very very detailed about times I started life changing hobbies. And periods where I struggled at work or in a relationship. Almost down to the color of underwear and times I took a piss on the worst days. I can totally see where he's coming from with this. For me and most others these events are spread throughout our lives. From his story it sounds like this was his entire upbringing. I can totally see it making a massive mark on him.
That’s just the path my man was on🛰 coming from his world he prolly didn’t have much to hope for so luck gave him the ol 1 2. he was on a mission, we all have to be to get what we truly want. My mans deserves this moment🤌🏽
When you put that much effort into your work, its easy to talk about your work. He probably didn't practice for this speech but he worked hard enough, so as a consequence he's able to tell his story so well.
Beautiful interview. Interviewer was perfect. Did not interrupted and didn’t ask a question because it was not necessary. She did what even the best interviewer would do. Mr. Pierre is not only incredible chef but also incredible human being. Salut to you Sir!
The ending really took me by surprise and hit hard. When you work so hard to achieve something and then realise it was never what you wanted... you finally learn to go after what makes you happy. I'm glad Marco White is where he's at today. Most insightful part of his story,imo
That's true for many people. They're always chasing what society told them to. (Assuming it'll make them happy. Also fear of failure as he pointed out.) And when they get there, there's vacuum. No happiness. No drive/motivation. That's when you figure out what you really want or at least try to figure out...
I've watched this around 40+ times and I've read his auto biography 'the devil in the kitchen' countless times, I'm a chef myself working in a 2 Michelin star restaurant and I have to say marco is the most honest chef ever. Chefs (especially top chefs in top restaurants around the world) romantasisze the life of a chef, cooking beautiful food with a smile on there face, and in some cases that is true but they leave out the hardship and blood, sweat, burns and tears it takes to get to the top, the none existant social life and lost friendships and marco has never hid those facts he was and always has been 100% honest about the industry at the top level
You know you're passionate about something if you've watched this over and over again. Well done on being where you are now and good luck on your journey
I think him being from Yorkshire and working class background has a lot do with it. He's obviously proud and talked with affection about his early days and the area he grew up in. It's straight talk, blunt, honest, from the heart. That's all characteristic of many Yorkshire folk, especially his generation.
Very outstanding storyteller. I will have to read that book now. I saw it many years back, and was intrigued by the title. He exudes the tough grit, of discipline, and hard work. A good food/chef movie I liked was, "The Hundred Foot Journey." Very good.
The man has a way to just hook you. From the moment he started his story, I couldn’t put the video down. He’s humble, yet serious, but in a way that just draws you in with sincerity. It’s truly amazing
@@australianpatriotTay-K : Archie's natural abilities to begin with. Marco just made my natural resources come to the surface of my mind too and l instantly wrote a plan. 🏆
That’s one of the biggest mistakes I’ve made in life as well. During a very intense candy flip trip, I realized I have EVERYTHING I need to be successful.
Was a different time. Things are a lot more expensive now, and he got pretty lucky. Obviously working hard increases your odds of success, but it's definitely not a guarantee.
@@DJBenjoyer True times change but the principles are exactly the same. Also it's all relative: things may be more expensive today but people get paid far more than they did back then so no difference. Tbf he never said it's just about working hard + he readily admitted on so many occasions it was down to luck. He lists a number of things that helped him became suuccesful but the one he really stressed was grabbing opportunities - absolutely no different than today.
This was incredible to listen to. He described every memory in such great detail for a few seconds I closed my eyes and could see his story as a movie.
When the video’s completed, I run out of words- totally speechless. The man’s more than deserved, all the successes- he has had over his career. Marco Pierre White lives his life- trying to be the better of himself. Therefore, inspired to many peoples. My admirations, and with great respect. Sincerely wish him in a good health. A happiness. Thank you for sharing. Your works is appreciated. Have a nice day🙂everyone.
+jorrgfromage - Not sure if you're being sarcastic, so i'm making the guess that you're not. The guy standing up said Marco was one of his biggest "fans". Obviously he meant that he was a big fan of Marco but got a bit tongue-tied under the pressure of the situation, public aloud, cameras etc.
I never really liked this fella. But the second he started talking. I was totally hooked. He’s a great speaker and story teller. So now I understand him better. Where he’s from. What he’s done. How hard he’s worked. How respectful he is. I really like him. I’m with him on the ham butty with piccalilli. Brilliant talk that.
What a fantastic, eloquent,sensitive man. Easy to see why he was Bourdains idol. Michelin X 3 is a forever thing, made his mark and retreated to a meaningful life. He is the Jack Nicholson of the culinary world to me. A stud.
@@derekcheung3069 When I'm watching a vid like this with loads of ads i copy the link address (share button>copy link) then open my Firefox app with adblock addon (settings>addons>search) then paste the address in
@@Chodesity2012 OMG! I made a grammatical error??????? Call the news! Call the president! They need to know!!! Also please call Captain Obvious to point out i made a mistake!!! VERY IMPORTANT! The world will end if you dont!
@@CaptainPupu You should. I don't know how intelligent you have to be to use the word "Teached" instead of Taught. Like surely you realised it doesn't look or sound right. I'll leave you to deal with your problems.
He was like that when he was young. He obviously knows a great deal of French at this point. Not to mention the thousands of hours he worked in the nicest hotels and restaurants in the world around his time. You soak up and learn from your environment. He went into a whole new world, quite literally.
This was art. He is simultaneously the most intimidating yet absorbing person I have ever had the joy of listening to. And if nothing else my knowledge of how to work eggs has been permanently altered.
"Success is born out of luck. It's awareness of mind that takes advantage of that opportunity. You will all be confronted with opportunity. You must take advantage of it, because if you don't take advantage of your opportunity, you'll never realise your dreams. Whether you want them or not is an irrelevance. You don't know that until you acheive it." - Marco Pierre White. Probably the best interview I've ever seen. Truly inspirational and fantastic advice.
@Horowitz Definitely not wine. That's water in glass bottles. Even screw cap (those bottles have screw caps on them) white wine would have a more yellow tint to it.
im actualy a very remarkble chef from india 🇮🇳!! i make best food it is superb! im also am work with mark piero white few years back in when he is young and he is my best friend! u see it is very cool work in chef job im love it all should try 4 have fun! u will enjoying? i am run restraunt employ best chef from all in the world im want come to london r u tell me pls
He's actually the most humble man. He blames it on luck. He seriously believes it's all luck. While luck definitely has a part to play it in it all, it's certainly not just luck Marco. You made your foundation as a chef by determination and passion, you found your way through some doorways by perseverance and strength, you helped your friend as you watched him destroy himself without judging him, only with compassion and care for nothing in return. You found your way to the top with nothing but a sincere nature for what you cared about doing, being a chef. I know he'll never read that, but seriously, this man is the epitome of what it means to be successful.
I think he's very wise in the sense of luck. He makes it clear, perhaps less so in this address but more so in other talks and texts, that he knows he worked incredibly hard, but he's also aware that he was only given the opportunity to better himself, through hard work, by the string of good luck that came his way. I would say that White expresses a rare realism with regard to aspiration. He knows that to be a great chef you have to work incredibly hard, but he also knows that a lot of hard-working chefs have never had the chance to rise as high as him. And that's what gives his stories greater inspiration, because it's not a simple tale of someone wanting something and then achieving it.
I’m glad I’ve found this comment. Luck is chance taken personally. But Marco saw chances and used determination and blind confidence to be where he is. I wish he saw it the same.
If I may, the point he is making is that a man makes his own luck, simply by seizing the opportunity. Every man will be presented with a luck-fueled opportunity, a successful man is defined by being able to seize that opportunity.
mario condello there is no such thing as a self made man, we are the sum parts of every individual we come in contact with, some good and some bad. It’s our job to take the good parts and the bad parts and then form our character with those we decide to keep.
Marco even said himself his journey to his first star was basically just him working hard, building courage to knock on doors and stumbling into good opportunity, after opportunity. And when he wanted to achieve all his stars his success is based off the people he surrounded himself with. People like Marco will never say they are self made, it's a smug attitude, once you take on that attitude you have flown to close to the sun, and will fall hard. Being humble is one of the most important aspects of success.
This is one of the greatest full addresses I have ever heard in my life. Absolutely fascinating. I stumbled upon this video tonight. I saw it months ago and was fascinated back then. Marco is amazing!
Helping a freinds distressed restaurant, 6 months, no pay, just as he is about to go to France to work with some of the greatest chefs. Purely helping a freind, who was getting drunk every night. Thats different level. Shows his true character isn't pure personal ambition. Highly doubt someone like Gordon would have done that. There is something in Marco that has that element of just dropping everything on a whim for things like that. Kind of that Italian, emotional element of him. Got a lot of time for him
Gordon accused Marco for taking booklet for reservation in a restaurant he was working on; And the Italian bankers stopped talking to Marco because of this. Years later Gordon confesses that he did it, and he did it to fuck over Marco. This is due to the fact that Gordon felt like Marco might be approached by the Italian Bank, because of a negative review in fhe restaurant Gordon was in at the time. Marco commented that he'd never talk with Gordon again.
This is to me one of the finest pieces of ASMR i have ever come across. There's just something about listening to an intelligent man talk about anything that he's passionate about. And Marco has such a great voice, he could easily have been on the radio. I'd tune in every day to listen for sure.
I still love how he always says "we" won our 3 stars never "I" won my 3 stars. He shows all due respect to the people around him.
Warrior!
Yes my lord
OUR stars.
Marco's mind relives every moment. He can't just think "I" because when he visions .. he sees everyone who's been there along the way.
In different videos he has referred to it as “I” before. Change of view I suppose.
Interviewer: Tell us about your early life.
Marco: It all started with a splash of olive oil.
And of course, a knorr stock pot.
and be generous
This comment deserves a Grammy
olivol
*sighs* olive oil
Proceeds to use half a bottle
The man remembers everyone's names, and the colour of the door of his first job. This is a man who never forgot where he came from. Absolute legend.
almost like its rehearsed
@@cod4Rlp It probably is rehearsed, but he still has to remember all of that.
Mashallah tbark allah alhamudillah inshallah better AStgfrallah
We tend to be very attentive in situations outside our comfort zone, so we remember those moments years later.
@@JohannDaart Great point! I hadn't really thought of that.
The audience went there expecting career advice... Marco gave them life advice. Legend.
Absolutely fascinating
Anybody following Mr White's advice will fail. It's all about EGO and bullying. Nothing else.
@@Team33Team33 Yes he has an ego and so do you. All of us have an ego. Most of us have bullied someone in one way or another. The life he is describing is the real world. He is relating truth.
@@Team33Team33 poor soul
@@Team33Team33 he said at least some things that had a ring of truth to it... like being simple and not overthinking stuff
Forget his cooking, this man is a fantastic storyteller.
yes indeed
Amongst many other things
Absolutely
That’s most aged and experienced men.
Why cant we enjoy his stories AND his cooking?
"I came from a working class world, and my father told me at 13 to get a job", and in that moment he lost the entire Oxford University audience...
hahaha
Ain't that the truth.
Lol. You’d be surprised though. Sometimes, Ivy league Universities give full scholarships to prodigies from foreign countries who come from poor families. I’ve met many, and their stories and mindsets stand out from the rest of the usual ivy leaguers from upper-middle class or upper-class families.
@@gvs6462 can you elaborate pls? what traits stand out usually?
Not the ones who got there on talent alone. They know something about work.
I love how he remembers everybody’s full name - very respectful.
And here I am forgetting the names of even beautiful ladies. I suck at remembering names and it is so embarrasing that people call you by your name and you respond back with "hey"
Omega Storm or you call them the wrong name by mistake 😩
wrong
And here I am not even knowing the first names of most of the people I work with
He also remembers the the dates, down to the day of the week. Some people have that ability.
This is a man whose entire life revolved around hard work.
yes, at many occasions he kept saying that it was all luck, luck has a part to play, however he would have never had the confidence to knock on the doors if he did'nt work that hard.
He is an amazing man. A true gentleman of our times.
Yeah 16 hours a day 6 days a week is crazy
@@What_is_a_freaking_handle_bro but that is what is necessary for greatness, in anything.
Actually around being PRETENTIOUS, Its people like him is why you cant get a decent meal nowadays, everyone thinks they sre some hard working chef when their food is trash. people do everything as fast as possible and dont even check if its good before serving. I quit being a chef or a cook cuz literally nobody cares about food, they just care about pretending they know about shi, when 90 percent dont even know what vegetable they are holding
He drops an absolutely amazing 50 minute speech from only two questions...that is a skill not many people have.
The memory is what I find so fascinating. Remembering such detail from decades ago. I have to sit and meditate into almost a trance to remember that kind of detail from decades ago.
You can see why people would follow to him and listen to him.
Could you kiss ass any better?
50 year speech, it seemed that long.
And somehow I felt like I watched the whole thing in 50 seconds
This man told his life story without even thinking about it, that is absolutely mental
He has thought about it for a long time he has done this speech a few times which is why his stories are so well articulated and put together.
Yeah, he sounds like he's reading a book.
@@thomashunter460 indeed. a man with his drive and awareness, no doubt he's already planned his talk, irregardless of the questions. love every minute of it.
Madness and genius ! It's all true
why is it mental, ? that is how others learn it takes good caricture to share stories of ones life,
Interviewer: "Marco, tell us about your early life."
Marco: (tells the full story in real time)
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was your 1000th like
@@シワ-k9o I was your first
@Mesophyl agreed - but he tells a good story.I was myself in the catering trade for a few years and trust me it was nothing but dealing with thick people, terrible wages and absolutely no job satisfaction whatsoever.He on the other hand makes it sound amazing.
But he's such a good story teller, I don't mind listening to his stories for hours
Dude dropped the most inspiring story and thought we wouldn’t notice
"You're being judged by people who know less than you."
That one sentence hits so hard.
True but in order to be able to say that, you have to be at the very top. "Achieve your goal and only then you will be able to say if you want it or not"
If you say it while being at the bottom, it's likely a case of "sour grapes".
It's like this comment section here...
It's terrifying how stupid humans are 🤷🏼♂️
It makes me sad...
@@yackfou2412 both of the comments above yours are very insightful. You might be the famed sour grape
Yeah but they will claim you the ignorant one to feed their own ego.
@@acsiata I don't believe you do have to be at the very top to make that statement. Your statement assumes that those being criticized are at such a level that only those at the very pinnacle would be capable of such observations and I am here to tell you that is a faulty assumption. Another observation I would like to make to you is that most everything you see in culinary knowledge and skills, IS without question, the distilled knowledge of everyday people gained through thousands of years of experience. Not the elites.
He did poorly in school, is dyslexic, and still has better storytelling skills and wider vocabulary than most people.
I think that’s a big part of todays issues in the West. We have “educated” people telling young people they have all these problems and unfortunately for most, they believe it. You have boys with a tonne of energy drugged because they have “ADHD” when in reality that’s the natural state of kids and sitting in a classroom is unnatural. Yet they’ll hormonally change you to fit you roughly into their puzzle piece. Quite fascinating.
ADHD is more complex than what your idea of it is
@@froghopkins people really don't understand...it has grew so bad with me that It has impacted every sense of my life....just an example I haven't had sex in 2 and half years in 22 attractive male btw 😅 it's not normal and ik and I know the reasons...adhd if it's all I have Is like being in an invisible prison feels like you are getting beat up by demons every day..
@@sir2657I know exactly what you mean just hang in there brother I made it to 29 it can be a gift and a curse
Well said
I accidentally hit on this and couldn't stop listening.
Same tbh
Ditto
This came up as a random hit on youtube and couldn't stop watching. Mr White is a far more complex character than the first impression of an arrogant, bad tempered blowhard. After watching this it's apparent he is a man more driven by passion for his work than anything else. I must say, he kinda grows on you and his passion for his job lifts the heart. Good on you Mr White.
He exudes a rare intensity. I had never heard his name, but I knew all the names of the chefs he mentioned. The pressure in the kitchen of a top tier restaurant is akin to the pressure in an ICU right now.
I love his voice and his attitude. I watched him on master chef Australia and he is a very kind man.
He’s remembering, without notes, the exact dates when those crucial moments, meetings and interviews took place. Some 30+ years after. Just proving how meaningful they are to him.
Part of what makes him so great is that he sees and appreciates the significance in everything, he’s truly a truthful character
He could read audio books if he wanted. He has a way of telling a story.
I might actually buy audio books if he read them
This guy is a not telling a story,his story is telling her self !!
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Too bad he didn't read his autobio, would've added that charm.. at least the version I've got
My exact same thoughts too. Do audio books have stars? 😄 But really he truly is a fantastic storyteller
This single interview inspired me to quit my degree in chemistry and begin working as a chef. 6 months later and 1000s spent on ingredients, hours upon hours slaving away in my kitchen burnt, cut and scalded to hell, tomorrow I start in my first fine dining chef job.
Don't underestimate the power of words. This man is a true living genius. Eccentric as fuck but genius none the less.
Congratulations!
How is your new chef job are you enjoying it
hope its going well chef
Congratulations. Hope it turns out well for you.
He's a true living Tory pigdog and you are a true living pussy for giving up chemistry.
He has a brilliant mind. His storytelling is impressive and intimidating in equal measure.
I found him to be very warm. He really wants young people to make the most of their lives, no matter what they do. He strikes me as a role model.
He does go the long way round tho!
The interviewer was amazing here! She just let him talk without interruption!
she seems distracted tbh
@@sageisragei would be distracted by his story too
@@dabasil 👎🏽
@@sageisrage why not? Isnt that your hobby?
shame she forgot to take the sticker off the sole of her new shoes.
I'm absolutely stunned at the fact he didn't stutter for an entire hour. How the hell do you tell a story without saying "Umm" a single time? Fucking incredible.
Fr. He's from the old school. We accept um and other dullness nowadays as normal. People were much sharper in the old world without doubt.
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K R galaxy brain comment
Perhaps it's one of the reasons he is so successful as a chef. Precision.
@@9dc956’source: I made it up’
Only marco can talk for 24 minutes without the interviewer speaking a word.
Oddo M
I am sure that he has a few personality issues, Albert Roux said so. I dont disagree that there are reasons to dislike him. But i find him quite charismatic, a lot of people do, and its the first interview ive seen where the interviewer has had such an easy job.
+Oddo M Without a doubt.
I have the attention span of a sparrow but every MPW interview is just worth listening.
brianplummy
who never asked a question before his story.
brianplummy
Wow, your powers of reason and thought are too strong to be wasted in the simple comment section when there are great legal issues that must be solved in our justice systems. GO GO for the good of the city!
Every single sentence he uttered was so well crafted and thought out. Brilliant speaker
+Alex Lotz eh? If he's so stupid, why would he have had 2 Michelin stars?
+Alex Lotz I agree with him. It doesn't matter how delicious the food is, if the service and atmosphere is hell, you barely taste any greatness.
+Michael Hope 3 actually he was the youngest chef to ever get 3 :D
+Dorcas Malahlela absolutely agree
***** ive been to places where the food was great but i hated being there. Ive been to other places where the food was also good and the ambience was great tbh he is right at least in my eyes when im out for a restaurant dinner i wanna eat but also enjoy myself while doing it. And yes ambience is indeed higher priority than food in my eyes but both need to have quality ^^.
It's insane how consistent he is at telling his experiences. I watched 6 different interviews with him about his first time working and where he came from and he says it ALWAYS the same, not one detail different. He is the pinnacle of memory.
It’s more that this is a well rehearsed and well worn performance by him, and he can railroad some poor student interviewer with it. Other journalists have expressed frustration with how tiresome he is to interview because he just wants to stick to this well-worn working class bootstrap stuff. I’m surprised the adulation in the comment section here, but it shows the value of media-savviness i suppose.
I love Marco, but if someone retells the same story, exactly the same down to the very last details multiple times consistently, it means it is a well rehearsed story. If someone is speaking a true story from the heart there will be small details that are different every time, because that's simply how the human mind works. Unless of course you have written the story out and very well rehearsed and memorised it.
@@obi-wankenobi8446 It might feel like you're missing out but a spontaneous story might also leave out important bits which will leave you truly missing out. This is more like a sermon. Its meant to teach not entertain. You choose your words carefully and your rhythm is set to keep the listeners attention. I appreciate this style more.
@@edmooreCan you give some examples of the said journalists? Genuinely asking.
@@mihir66 oh, absolutely loads. one quick example from googling just now might be Rachel Cooke’s 2015 guardian interview with him, in which she even says how little the interviews with him have moved on. An excerpt: “Two decades on, has anything changed? No. He’s less inclined to hammy tantrums than of old, and he sounds posher, too. But in other ways, he has calcified. The cadences of his speech are more biblical-sounding than ever, his logic more elusive. He remains obsessed with his Italian-born mother, who died of a brain haemorrhage when he was six, and he is still prone to talking about his working-class roots, for all that it’s almost 40 years since he left his father’s house in Leeds”
When a man takes off his glasses and folds his arms like that, prepare for a story
Laughing so hard
@Green Mills bj Ho h iPhone hii ju hi hi hiiiii u
Unbuttons coat, takes glasses off, and crosses arm. Oh yeh this man has got something to say
A good one!
Yeah, pure Bullshit crap story usually & weren't it just so..
"you're one of my biggest fans Marco"
bless that kid, so nervous he didn't even know why everyone was laughing
Mashallah tbark allah alhamudillah inshallah better AStgfrallah
Marco is laughting with him though, not off him :) True class!
@@allahm-ast3mnlywlatstbdlny164 u ok dude
Been there *shudder*
I thought he was joking.
I absolutely adore the fact that he makes a point to ask their names before answering their questions. He demonstrates so much respect for those around him
I'm stealing a lot of tricks from this interview
That's something I've been trying to be better at. Making sure I know everyone's name, it just shows respect for people.
@@Whiteboykun if they're 'tricks', you're doing it wrong.
@@CurtisSpiers mr. life of the party over here
@@Whiteboykun Just thought you were missing the point is all, the whole reason he comes across so well is because he's just being himself.
This talk from Marco was my inspiration to apply for a cook's position at a fine dining restaurant while I was a student in Germany. Like Marco, I emailed restaurants instead of knocking on their doors :) I did a trial with an Irish chef named Shane McMahon. The restaurant adventure did not work out due to visa issues, but Marco's speech made a huge impression on me and continues to inspire me in the kitchen to this day. Thank you very much Marco!
This man’s life story is so compelling, if it were to be made into a film it could become an instant classic.
@killwill83 hod he betray him? I haven’t gone that deep into the story?
@@davidfebreeze428 framed marco and crashed his wedding uninvited with a camera crew
His life is being made into a film. Or at least it is in pre-production
I’m playing him! I’m an up and coming actor
@@heartyquaffer if that's true, i wish you all the best of luck and I look forward to it.
if his chef career ever goes belly up, he could have a career in audiobooks
Just make sure he keeps water by his side. I hate mouth sounds.
@growlingbehemoth Hehe what? I'm talking about the sound his dry mouth makes occasionally.
@growlingbehemoth Nah brah its not annoying sounds. It's cerebral sounds and its called ASMR. I don't think anyone gets off to mouth noises, and if they do, more power to them.
@growlingbehemoth Hmm, I used to get it more when I was younger, listening to some music. But now im pretty much numb.
If it wasn't for him Gordon Ramsay wouldn't exist !!!
Everybody loves the tree but they never think of the roots that keep it alive !
Everybody loves a 8 bedroom 8 bathroom mansion. But they don't think the dirty hole in basement that keeps it up !
I do think he's the most intense personality on the internet. And a damn great storyteller.
He's the greatest alive
@@adonaiyah2196 definitely a raconteur.
Not just stories, all true believe me
If by intense you mean narcissistic and full of himself, then you're right.
@@brotherwoodrow8355 go take a cold shower will you. When you have achieved a little fingernails worth of what Marco has then by all means come back and comment. In the meantime you are probably a looser so do one will you!
Absolutely magnetic charisma. And as a storyteller, wow, impeccable timing and pace. A master
In the first 10 minutes of this talk I realized I was just a spoiled, whiney brat.
well said!
I felt quite... disappointed in myself
Im slowly starting to realize I was nothing more than a spoiled chef in the making. Ive always loved Marco even when I was more arrogant than anything. I cant wait to start my stages and begin the next stage of my journey.
life is live and learn people, learn from him
started working at 15, woke up at 5h30 everyday, did that for 2 years but it broke me, sometimes its not about how you're working, its more where and what you're doing, if you're not enjoying yourself a least a little bit, you might go crazy, my point is : don't be too severe with yourself
I helped decorate his first restaurant in London . As is typical with these projects , everything was last-minute and we worked into the night . Marco was quite calm and respectful though , despite the fact that the place was opening the next day . When there were alternative ways something might be done , he would go around the room asking people's opinions instead of dictating and throwing tantrums like other successful people I worked for
Richard Umfreville thank you for this.
he certainly comes across as very respectful in the interview. Never bad mouthed anyone.
Thanks for a kind + refreshing anecdote.
Interesting to learn Marco values others ideas and worked as a team on the refurb.
Who else successful did u work for?
That's an incredible memory!! Thanks for sharing with us!!
"You're one of my biggest fans Marco" LMAO. The way he made sure to stand up for him despite what he said was pure class. Love this guy.
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This man's success rate with job applications is unrivaled
It's understandable when you listen to him.
Never speaks with doubt and is always precise in his words. You'll never turn down a man like that.
@@Speculaas also is ALWAYS looking people in the eye
Don’t forget that firm handshake.
I'm a hard worker and a fast learner. That quote got me many jobs.
Persistent. Told “no vacancies” and offered to work with no pay. He wanted it bad enough. Not a lot of people have that kind of dedication.
Interviewer: tell us about your early life Marco.
Marco: have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise?
Its not a story Gordon would tell you
Brilliant!
The chefs followed the rule of two. One master, one apprentice; Always two.
that just makes too much sense
this is canon
This guy has a proper aura about him. Genius
Typical Italian story teller..
@@sigudakwesikwesi985 hes britisch you dumbass
@@User00018e he is also half Italian so who's the dumbass? You're the dumbass!
@@User00018e calls someone a dumbass while spelling British wrong lmao
@@User00018e we’re going to skip the fact that you can’t spell, what does that have to do with anything .? Even with a British accent doesn’t make you sound intelligent. Ignorant
Thank you Marco..you are the Godfather
me: * literally glued to the screen listening to every word about his journey *
Marco: I hOpE I'm nOt BoRing YOu
I legit thought the same. He had me enchanted with his story from beginning to end
Do you even know what the word "literally" means, uneducated pitiful joke commenting ass piece of dumb shit?
@@CliffCarmichael enlighten me
Ivan R dude is having a bad day, don’t bother starting an argument with him
@@CliffCarmichael"used for emphasis while not being literally true. "I was literally blown away by the response I got". I sure he had use it correctly. I am sorry for the bitterness you experienced as a child, please keep your pain to yourself. :)
I love that Mr.White never utters "uh, and um" when he pauses. Truly a talented speaker as well.
Rightly stated...Exactly what struck me in the first few minutes.
he says um right after the bit about small chairs
no@HerrNilssonTheMonkey
Not too hard. Im currently in a public speech course. You can eliminate 80 percent of your uhs if you just think about it before hand and make a conscious note not to. I f you just pause instead, your overall speech seems more dramatic, which is a good thing.
Welp 10 seconds after he sits down alrighty then
Listening to this and hearing Marco say how he was ruled by fear of failure made me rethink my own life. Marco used his fear of failure in order to better himself and push past his mental and physical limits, whereas I let my fear of failure stop me from even trying to do anything. Definitely made me feel silly about getting nervous over starting a new job when back in Marco's day, he had less resources to work with than I do today, yet he kept going and found his way. 100% making a change in my life, what a legend. Thank you Marco Pierre White.
same here actually! good luck! we got this.
@@viola308 yes, brilliant way of thinking. Bless you both!
I agree! Marco is giving me the courage I needed to start getting out my comfort zone! Start fighting for what I wanted and my dreams.
I’m the same way. How are you doing a year later?
Wish you guys the best of luck on career/life. Such a well deserved.
Stay healthy. Have a lovely day🙂everyone.
I had a career as a hair stylist for 30 years from assistant to owner. I have just arrived at my second year in multiple kitchens looking for the right fit for me. I have just landed my own place in a wine lounge and I am so lucky and proud. This interview was so magical and inspiring, thank you so much
As soon as he started speaking he caught the attention of the whole audience. That man has a sheer amount of charisma.
Simple words. Complete (and short) sentences. This is how you convey instruction/information in a noisy kitchen.
This man knows what he is talking about. What a wonderful character
wish he had mentored me 20 years ago !
Morgan Freeman is overrated. Marco Pierre White is the best story teller.
Totally! :)
are you mad? lmfao
Sounds like its time to throw the tea into the harbor again
KaZ Proper raconteur.
morgan who?
He is such a fascinatingly complex individual. Incredibly self-composed yet very vulnerable at the same time. Totally self-assured yet confortable showing two gratitude to others. You get the sense he admires his young self very much but was also terrified of what drove him to such heights.
He's doing this without a script. He speaks as though from a Hemingway novel.
he has a cock and an asshole
@@EthanJahnz nice
Not sure about the cock
@@69birdboy he has 2 assholes and thats it
He's doing this without a script. He speaks as though from a Hemingway novel.
I wish the interviewer would let marco talk!
I know right! How inconsiderate!
She's banging to be fair
now that would be a talk show!
😂😂
@@jonathancunningham4214 yeah would bang shit out it till the neighbour's complained about the smell 😂
the cadence in his voice is perfect. Iv'e never been captivated by a speech quite like that.
me to! I was only going to watch the first 5 minutes - I ended up watching it all.Perfect.
he could narrate a story of film
After 20 minutes it gets annoying, try on 1.25 speed it helps.
i admire his honesty.. no celebrity nonsense .. i really like how he tells his life story..he has a lot of charisma
Yeah but he's also an adulterer, so say what you will
Конрад Лейк adultery and fame aren’t related
There is something extremely impressive about Marco's ability to recall people's names, addresses, dates and specific details of events throughout his life. I don't even recall the date I first met the mrs!
MRK3LV I do 😁
Probably because Marco doesn’t regret the day he started at Boxtree whereas I bet you regr...oh.
Dyslexia helps.
Somebody asked how old I was recently and I had to do math
@@paulthoresen8241 😂🤣😂🤣
The moment when you think to your self: " oh, i might click on this video about Marco Pierre White. Might be interesting. I´ll just dig in for a couple minutes" and end up watching the whole thing. The way he told his story kept me here haha. I liked it :)
That's exactly what happened to me! I figured I'd click in for a few minutes, maybe ten, and after 2 there was no way I could tear myself away. Brilliant.
Yup. That's what you call charisma.
It's my fourth watch in two or three years. Absolutely love it every time
This is what we call...SPECIAL!
i did the same
What an incredible storyteller and human being. Massive respect!
This interview is jam packed with timeless quotes and life lessons from a legend in the culinary world
what about the marmalade?
@@ellie-tk4jy I guess you could say it's marnaladen with life lessons
I'm 62 year old grandmother and this has inspired me to keep working on my dreams....so much has been realised already. Thank you so much...there's always more to achieve and one must never give up and live life to the full. X
I believe in you miriam :D. Have a great weekend
I believe in you! I’m glad you wrote that comment as it has showed me that no matter what age you are, you will always have dreams to work towards. I’m a 27 year old man and doing okay for myself so far - you have inspired me even more without even realising. Good luck Miriam!
Hey grandma ! Love from Nagaland stay healthy
Best of luck with your dreams! Fingers crossed from Hungary! :D
keep on rocking Miriam!
My first 1hr TH-cam vid that I have ever cared enough to go the distance... so good. Insightful.
C.A. Long
With you all the way.
C.A. Long legit the same literally
This man is the reason I'm a cook aspiring to be a chef. I love Gordon Ramsay, he's one of my idols, but this man is the *reason* I cook for a living. His understanding of food is unlike any chef in the world, and his work ethic is unmatched. He is truly a god among men in gastronomy.
I mean he helped Gordon to became the man he is today.
Good luck to you can't go wrong if you heed his advice 👍🏻
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"I had worked hard for 22 years.....for something that I never wanted."
The honesty in that statement is mind blowing and heart breaking at the same time. I couldn't respect this man more after listening to him for 45 minutes. Amazing.
Oh yeah, totally heartbreaking. Worked 22 years for something... that made him a millionaire. My heart is breaking. That's, y'know, as opposed to most people who work for like 40-45 years and just about scrape together enough to retire on.
BixbyNoir they probably blow all there money on vices. Ants are still important in the environment tho.
sounds like he had therapy
Damn this guy's brain is a computer. The date, time, names, streets and restaurants are freaking detailed.
It's about his formative years talking about a time when he was, in his own words "ruled by fear". Times of great change and tumultuous events really stick with you. I myself can speak very very detailed about times I started life changing hobbies. And periods where I struggled at work or in a relationship. Almost down to the color of underwear and times I took a piss on the worst days.
I can totally see where he's coming from with this. For me and most others these events are spread throughout our lives. From his story it sounds like this was his entire upbringing. I can totally see it making a massive mark on him.
I am beyond amazed with his memory
He's a bard. He makes up something reasonable if he forgets for the sake of the story.
When you hear how a man made his journey, you start to really respect the man. What great inspiration.
I just thought, yeah OK you're a success but so are many. Why did he talk like he was talking about the 1890's?
@@Neil-Aspinall Still 70s and 80s was a struggling period for working class from countryside
An absolute masterclass in storytelling.
He sounds like he's been practicing all his life for this very moment. Probably because he has.
very observant and probably true. It sounds like he was on a mission from day one, despite him saying it came down to luck.
That’s just the path my man was on🛰 coming from his world he prolly didn’t have much to hope for so luck gave him the ol 1 2. he was on a mission, we all have to be to get what we truly want. My mans deserves this moment🤌🏽
When you put that much effort into your work, its easy to talk about your work. He probably didn't practice for this speech but he worked hard enough, so as a consequence he's able to tell his story so well.
@@seankim5827 I agree. I think we all aspire to be such a master in our relevant field. Where such a story can roll off the tongue. A true inspiration
You rofl'd me good
Beautiful interview. Interviewer was perfect. Did not interrupted and didn’t ask a question because it was not necessary. She did what even the best interviewer would do. Mr. Pierre is not only incredible chef but also incredible human being. Salut to you Sir!
No she wasnt!
@@trailerparkboys3390 How? He spoke fluidly, seamless, what else could the interviewer have asked? Handled perfectly.
She looked bored shitless half the time and was a distraction. Simply because she didn't get her time to shine.
@@Refulgent_Rascal ...what
@@Refulgent_Rascal I do and it's sounds like tits.
I love how specific he is the small details make a big difference
Just like how he cooks.
He also remembers names and dates
I love this talk. I come back from time to time to remember the wise words that this man says. Keeps me focused and not straying out of my path.
He manages not only to be interesting but to be poetic while being interesting. I could listen to Marco for hours.
The ending really took me by surprise and hit hard. When you work so hard to achieve something and then realise it was never what you wanted... you finally learn to go after what makes you happy. I'm glad Marco White is where he's at today. Most insightful part of his story,imo
That's true for many people. They're always chasing what society told them to. (Assuming it'll make them happy. Also fear of failure as he pointed out.) And when they get there, there's vacuum. No happiness. No drive/motivation. That's when you figure out what you really want or at least try to figure out...
I've watched this around 40+ times and I've read his auto biography 'the devil in the kitchen' countless times, I'm a chef myself working in a 2 Michelin star restaurant and I have to say marco is the most honest chef ever. Chefs (especially top chefs in top restaurants around the world) romantasisze the life of a chef, cooking beautiful food with a smile on there face, and in some cases that is true but they leave out the hardship and blood, sweat, burns and tears it takes to get to the top, the none existant social life and lost friendships and marco has never hid those facts he was and always has been 100% honest about the industry at the top level
@gaurav khandelwal very true
You know you're passionate about something if you've watched this over and over again. Well done on being where you are now and good luck on your journey
I think him being from Yorkshire and working class background has a lot do with it. He's obviously proud and talked with affection about his early days and the area he grew up in. It's straight talk, blunt, honest, from the heart. That's all characteristic of many Yorkshire folk, especially his generation.
Very outstanding storyteller. I will have to read that book now. I saw it many years back, and was intrigued by the title.
He exudes the tough grit, of discipline, and hard work.
A good food/chef movie I liked was, "The Hundred Foot Journey." Very good.
@@LS-td3no definitely worth a read I can't recommend it more
The man has a way to just hook you. From the moment he started his story, I couldn’t put the video down. He’s humble, yet serious, but in a way that just draws you in with sincerity. It’s truly amazing
12 mins in and I just realized how foolishly I underestimate the resources I already have
what resources?
@@australianpatriotTay-K : Archie's natural abilities to begin with. Marco just made my natural resources come to the surface of my mind too and l instantly wrote a plan. 🏆
That’s one of the biggest mistakes I’ve made in life as well. During a very intense candy flip trip, I realized I have EVERYTHING I need to be successful.
Was a different time. Things are a lot more expensive now, and he got pretty lucky. Obviously working hard increases your odds of success, but it's definitely not a guarantee.
@@DJBenjoyer True times change but the principles are exactly the same. Also it's all relative: things may be more expensive today but people get paid far more than they did back then so no difference. Tbf he never said it's just about working hard + he readily admitted on so many occasions it was down to luck. He lists a number of things that helped him became suuccesful but the one he really stressed was grabbing opportunities - absolutely no different than today.
“I was ruled by fear”
Damn, so he truly is a sith lord all the time
I think he is more like Raven cuz he knows the light and the dark side of cooking :D
Darth Pierrus and Darth Ramseus
@Hil Flo I don't know if this is some high level sarcasm or if you don't get sarcasm or you dont know star wars.
"The lighter the weaker the darker the stronger" Marco Pierre 'Sith Lord' White
@@gramgram2716 There were 2. always 2. A master and an apprentice...
This was incredible to listen to. He described every memory in such great detail for a few seconds I closed my eyes and could see his story as a movie.
I heard Russell Crowe wants to make it.
@@unscrupulousyou russel crow could play his younger years and Anthony Hopkins could play his older years
I’ve read his autobiography too. It could be a great film.
@@volkanalagoz2613 I’m not sure where you got the idea that Russell Crowe is a young man currently
@@Gino565 and Anthony Hopkins isn’t young enough to portray the older him. I think this guy is living in 2005
When the video’s completed, I run out of words- totally speechless.
The man’s more than deserved, all the successes- he has had over his career.
Marco Pierre White lives his life- trying to be the better of himself.
Therefore, inspired to many peoples.
My admirations, and with great respect.
Sincerely wish him in a good health. A happiness.
Thank you for sharing. Your works is appreciated.
Have a nice day🙂everyone.
I swear it sounds like he is reading a book.
He should narrate E-Books lol
And yet, this is all from memory. He doesn't even seem to have a set of notes or points. It is all improvized on the spot from experience and memory!
14:28, why they laughing at him ? WHY ARE YOU LAUGHING ?? 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28 14:28
Try humour.
+jorrgfromage - Not sure if you're being sarcastic, so i'm making the guess that you're not. The guy standing up said Marco was one of his biggest "fans". Obviously he meant that he was a big fan of Marco but got a bit tongue-tied under the pressure of the situation, public aloud, cameras etc.
I never really liked this fella.
But the second he started talking. I was totally hooked.
He’s a great speaker and story teller.
So now I understand him better.
Where he’s from. What he’s done.
How hard he’s worked. How respectful he is.
I really like him.
I’m with him on the ham butty with piccalilli.
Brilliant talk that.
I grew up in grimy 1970s Leeds just as he did and remember the poverty in some areas. So to achieve what he did is nothing short of amazing.
What a fantastic, eloquent,sensitive man. Easy to see why he was Bourdains idol. Michelin X 3 is a forever thing, made his mark and retreated to a meaningful life. He is the Jack Nicholson of the culinary world to me. A stud.
A serious talent, and a serious man.
Sensitive? The man made Gordon Ramsay cry. That’s scary
@@shadyblue1096 Gordon was a young,tender, neophyte then. Nothing like he is now. Cook on fire, walk thru fire.
Eldon Fitz his now a culinary god.
And the only man who made Gordon Ramsay cry.
I was latched on to every word he was saying. He has such a way with words and his story is inspiring. Truly inspiring man!
The amount of adverts during this video is absolutely obscene.
Pay for it and you won't see adverts
Derek Cheung we live in almost 2020 and people still don't know adblock wtf
You deserve to spammed by ads lol
@@KingdomArtz how do you get adblock on a phone m8
@@derekcheung3069 When I'm watching a vid like this with loads of ads i copy the link address (share button>copy link) then open my Firefox app with adblock addon (settings>addons>search) then paste the address in
Derek Cheung download OG TH-cam and use that.
He never once said “Ummm” or “Ermm” damnnnnn
not to be a buzzkill but he does iin the first 2 mins!!!! LOL
It's called eloquence, and it is teached in European schools.
@@CaptainPupu Taught*
@@Chodesity2012 OMG! I made a grammatical error??????? Call the news! Call the president! They need to know!!! Also please call Captain Obvious to point out i made a mistake!!! VERY IMPORTANT! The world will end if you dont!
@@CaptainPupu You should. I don't know how intelligent you have to be to use the word "Teached" instead of Taught. Like surely you realised it doesn't look or sound right. I'll leave you to deal with your problems.
His narratives are mind-boggingly interesting, for a man wtih a bad education, he speaks English exactly as a refined genius would!
i bet mr.marco used to think, contemplate a lot back in his early days, those resulting a great value from an extraordinary man like him.
Why would your accent have any bearing on your level of genius? You can be "refined" and have a regional, or god forbid NORTHERN accent, you realise?
He tells of an England that no longer exists. Wonderful.
He was like that when he was young. He obviously knows a great deal of French at this point. Not to mention the thousands of hours he worked in the nicest hotels and restaurants in the world around his time. You soak up and learn from your environment. He went into a whole new world, quite literally.
@Adam Search I’m Leeds and we sound thick up here , let’s face it .
This was art. He is simultaneously the most intimidating yet absorbing person I have ever had the joy of listening to. And if nothing else my knowledge of how to work eggs has been permanently altered.
That was the best Ted Talk I’ve ever heard
true
Honestly, Ted Talks is an insult to the chef.
chicken
@@josiahpaulthompson Yeah Ted Talks are bullshit
This is nuts he’s literally telling his life story in one hit - brilliant
I've never met a man who spoke so eloquently about his craft. Absolutely beautiful
I’ve watched this over and over
If you just stop what you're doing and just listen, this is one of the greatest stories ever told.
@John Shields yea John we get it, you read books
I get really annoyed when this Marco dude keeps talking and interrupting my advert viewing.
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Piss take really 🙄
Can’t stop staring at the fact that The interviewer has a sticker on the bottom of her shoe
Michael Smyth you’re welcome.
The interviewer is pretty hot
who the heck would even look at such a fine woman's shoes? what the heck is wrong with you mate?
She bought new heels for the interview by the looks of it
Thịnh Phan
Anyone who’s eyes are capable of taking in multiples of different details.
"Success is born out of luck. It's awareness of mind that takes advantage of that opportunity. You will all be confronted with opportunity. You must take advantage of it, because if you don't take advantage of your opportunity, you'll never realise your dreams. Whether you want them or not is an irrelevance. You don't know that until you acheive it." - Marco Pierre White.
Probably the best interview I've ever seen. Truly inspirational and fantastic advice.
Marco even drinks water like he’s tasting a signature dish, incredible
isn't that wine, though?
@@horowitz8680 wow he’s even a deity - he’s turned water into wine, or the other way round, very impressive 😉
@Horowitz Definitely not wine. That's water in glass bottles. Even screw cap (those bottles have screw caps on them) white wine would have a more yellow tint to it.
Eau du Tap
It became a habit of his I guess
Im not in the food business, but this guy nails being a man.
B. C
He's so manly, he scared the Kingfish away.
and he uses knorr stock cubes in his cooking
im actualy a very remarkble chef from india 🇮🇳!! i make best food it is superb! im also am work with mark piero white few years back in when he is young and he is my best friend! u see it is very cool work in chef job im love it all should try 4 have fun! u will enjoying? i am run restraunt employ best chef from all in the world im want come to london r u tell me pls
@@arjanpatel4895 eat nice food
Epic quote for You:
"You are being judged by people who have less knowledge than You, so the truth is - What's it all worth? Not much."
A very cool human being. I feel refreshed listening to his honesty, sincerity, kindness
As an off n on again visual artist, This all resonates. Thank you for this interview
He's actually the most humble man. He blames it on luck. He seriously believes it's all luck. While luck definitely has a part to play it in it all, it's certainly not just luck Marco. You made your foundation as a chef by determination and passion, you found your way through some doorways by perseverance and strength, you helped your friend as you watched him destroy himself without judging him, only with compassion and care for nothing in return. You found your way to the top with nothing but a sincere nature for what you cared about doing, being a chef. I know he'll never read that, but seriously, this man is the epitome of what it means to be successful.
I think he's very wise in the sense of luck. He makes it clear, perhaps less so in this address but more so in other talks and texts, that he knows he worked incredibly hard, but he's also aware that he was only given the opportunity to better himself, through hard work, by the string of good luck that came his way. I would say that White expresses a rare realism with regard to aspiration. He knows that to be a great chef you have to work incredibly hard, but he also knows that a lot of hard-working chefs have never had the chance to rise as high as him. And that's what gives his stories greater inspiration, because it's not a simple tale of someone wanting something and then achieving it.
I’m glad I’ve found this comment. Luck is chance taken personally. But Marco saw chances and used determination and blind confidence to be where he is. I wish he saw it the same.
If I may, the point he is making is that a man makes his own luck, simply by seizing the opportunity. Every man will be presented with a luck-fueled opportunity, a successful man is defined by being able to seize that opportunity.
He acknowledged that it was mostly hard work and being hardy.
Basically, to be successful, you have to be someone's bitch and sponge for their abuse.
My opinion of him has changed after seeing this. He is a self made man, not many ppl can claim that.
mario condello there is no such thing as a self made man, we are the sum parts of every individual we come in contact with, some good and some bad. It’s our job to take the good parts and the bad parts and then form our character with those we decide to keep.
C DUB i agree
Marco even said himself his journey to his first star was basically just him working hard, building courage to knock on doors and stumbling into good opportunity, after opportunity. And when he wanted to achieve all his stars his success is based off the people he surrounded himself with.
People like Marco will never say they are self made, it's a smug attitude, once you take on that attitude you have flown to close to the sun, and will fall hard. Being humble is one of the most important aspects of success.
Wow, in twenty years or so I'd very much like to see a movie made about Marco. Very entertaining to hear him recount his life.
Blake Christo they’re on it.
This is one of the greatest full addresses I have ever heard in my life. Absolutely fascinating. I stumbled upon this video tonight. I saw it months ago and was fascinated back then. Marco is amazing!
Helping a freinds distressed restaurant, 6 months, no pay, just as he is about to go to France to work with some of the greatest chefs. Purely helping a freind, who was getting drunk every night. Thats different level. Shows his true character isn't pure personal ambition. Highly doubt someone like Gordon would have done that. There is something in Marco that has that element of just dropping everything on a whim for things like that. Kind of that Italian, emotional element of him. Got a lot of time for him
Gordon was different, his drive was to keep getting better no matter the cost, as he described it his hunger.
Yes because English people would never help a friend, has to be his Italian heritage at play
Gordon accused Marco for taking booklet for reservation in a restaurant he was working on; And the Italian bankers stopped talking to Marco because of this.
Years later Gordon confesses that he did it, and he did it to fuck over Marco. This is due to the fact that Gordon felt like Marco might be approached by the Italian Bank, because of a negative review in fhe restaurant Gordon was in at the time.
Marco commented that he'd never talk with Gordon again.
Examples please....
Excellent comment.
This is to me one of the finest pieces of ASMR i have ever come across. There's just something about listening to an intelligent man talk about anything that he's passionate about. And Marco has such a great voice, he could easily have been on the radio. I'd tune in every day to listen for sure.
@Michael why you so aggressive? Nothing wrong with what he said ?