Americans React to GORDON RAMSAY "Funniest Insults" REACTION

My Reaction to Gordon Ramsey and his funniest insults. HE CALLED THEM MUPPETS! Muppet is my favorite word. ENJOY!
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[@doubletapthatdotty4597]

I've worked as a chef for 10 years. Every single head of executive I've ever had was like Gordon but slightly less angry. Hes one of the most decorated chefs in history. He has every right to be this angry, especially with these people who claim to be professionals. He's lovely to kids on child masterchef

[@Callifix]

true shit

[@thegamingcook785]

My favourite moment was the guy who made a sausage roll and rhe other judges were horrible to him, but gordon absolutely loved it because it tasted like a proper sausage roll and passed him

[@MJ-gu9rt]

I love how excited you get over the use of the word Muppet 😂 Very common over here in the UK to politely call them an idiot.

[@Olly1987]

Actually derives from the childrens show created by jim henson so we actually have the americans to thank for it...I'm surprised they don't use it more.....

[@lisagoulty3768]

I wouldnt be able to stand his big gob making you look a dick i would scrap him 😂

[@dannymoonie3914]

@@Olly1987 no

[@BroZilla-vh3tu]

@@Olly1987 the muppets wouldn't have made it big without the UK IIRC, we approved the muppet show

[@monkeytennis8861]

​@@Olly1987yeah we know, genius

[@dontaskme7004]

Gandhis flip flop is a UK slang reference to being dry, like needing a drink on a hot day - "I've got a mouth like Gandhis flip flop"

[@pipbaxter5286]

so polite😇. Australian bogans say "as dry as a dead dingo's donger"😅

[@solalexander674]

No it's dry and leathery/rubbery

[@realmusicreallife]

I agree. We used to say this all the time

[@dylanmurphy9389]

@@realmusicreallife same

[@timtreefrog9646]

Yep "mouth like Gandi's flip flop" is our UK dry mouth slang. But here Gordon creatively twists it for the show.

[@Broadercasting]

'Ramsey's attempt to relax the staff isn't working...' I lost it at that point 🤣🤣🤣 #understatement

[@jckon]

The way it cuts from the voiceover about Ramsay failing to relax the staff to a clip of him shouting is comedic genius 😂

[@michaelgrabner8977]

He said "Commis" which is a french expression therefore the "s" at the end is silent ..meaning in the professional kitchen language such as "helper being in training/assistant being in training = basically "an apprentice" it is in the kitchen hierarchy the lowest rank....it has nothing to do with "communist" at all... Everybody who is learning to become a professional chef starts at first as "Commis"..and has to prepare dishes for the food and easy helping tasks as like potatoe peeling (uncountable pounds on a daily basis) and cleaning veggies + cutting vegetables to the right size (uncountable pounds on a daily basis) and food pre-preparing things like that and at that level "a Commis" learns to handle knifes extremly professionally efficient and quick for instance..."A Commis" has simply to do just basic kitchen stuff before he got to learn "how to cook". Then there is also the "Commis de rang" and that is no cooking apprentice but the french expression for an "avarage waiter" in a "high cuisine restaurant" who is assisting the "head waiter" = "Chef de rang" but also assisting a "Maitre" when it is in Hotels. In Hotels the "Maitre" is in the hierarchy above the "Chef de rang"

[@FlyboyHelosim]

Wherever I've worked it's the kitchen porter who does all the tedious heavy work like working with potatoes and prepping veg, etc.

[@bexbugoutsurvivor]

@@FlyboyHelosim Commis chef if a trainee chef FACT. PORTERS DONT COOK FACT>YOU ARE AN argumentative PEDANT FACT....

[@philipdavidson3073]

A commis chef (pronounced commie) is the most junior position for someone training to be a chef. Calling people 'muppets' is quite common here in the UK. By the way, have you seen Peter Kay's misheard lyrics? It's hilarious! You may have trouble with his Northern accent, though! I am loving your channel, especially when Callie is with you. You guys have a really good relationship and great chemistry.

[@tinkerpinkerton5449]

Yes!! He must watch some Peter Kay for sure!! They'll both love him!

[@esclad]

@@tinkerpinkerton5449 Especially the Peter Kay 'Dogging' sketch :P

[@tinkerpinkerton5449]

@@esclad oh yea!! From Car Share? Brilliant!! Hahaha

[@esclad]

@@tinkerpinkerton5449 Yes that's the one! ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6aXmXSunpqVbNE

[@northernvoice7288]

Even I have bother with Peter Kays Southern accent.

[@waynemorton6120]

The clip where he shoves the young lad in the kitchen is at his own restaurant 'Ramseys' in London. It was part of a documentary highlighting britains worst bosses. He got a lot of flak for it but it merely made him more famous. He was going for his 3rd Michelin star and any mistakes cost restaurants dearly when they're at that level. Loving the reactions, keep em coming my man.

[@BradJames83]

Didn't Marco Pierre-White reduce Gordon Ramsay to tears?

[@waynemorton6120]

@@BradJames83 Yeah he certainly did. He was an arsehole of a boss aswell, great chef but a shitty human being.

[@marieantoinette1360]

Boiling Point was the doco

[@KingoRichie1990]

@@BradJames83 Indeed, he did.

[@solalexander674]

Lol that's not true Waynecur

[@PaddyD378]

That was early days of Gordon opening his own restaurant in London. He was getting a sledging at the time in the media and a reputation for being a bully. They even sent an undercover reporter into his kitchen to expose him, I think he had just left as head chef of another top restaurant and his staff ie the guys he was screaming abuse at, left to go with him too because while he was notoriously volatile, they still wanted to work with him. The documentary was called Boiling Point, at the time he was still in pursuit of a coveted 3rd Michelin star. Its a fantastic documentary. Some of the staff went on to run their own successful restaurants..

[@nickachief]

derp,, i should of read this comment before i made mine, boiling point is a great watch, as i was a chef at that level i have watched it many times.

[@thatsthat2612]

I remember that, it was with claridges weren't it? When he was going for his first Michelin(?) Star

[@PaddyD378]

@@thatsthat2612 He was awarded his first two stars at Aubergine. He was after his third when opening Restaurant Gordon Ramsay. Which is the one in the documentary.

[@theaces3697]

it isnt really abuse, this is how top tier chefs in places like france act (i believe gordan trianed with one so maybe thats where he got it from)

[@PaddyD378]

@@theaces3697 Call it conditioning then😂

[@FlightProgramAborted]

we Brits are the masters of insults lol

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

P.S I really hate the c word.

[@philmckenna5709]

Good anglo-saxon word

[@Vaguecreature]

@@GentlemanGaming1122cry about it

[@andrewvolf2916]

To be fair, any English speaker who didn't grow up in a 'participation trophy' society can offend Americans In two seconds flat. I've made grown men cry with my words so the bunch of pussies you send down here to watch us win the ashes from on the field are gonna find out. Those old C*nts from Lord's would have a heart attack from a minute talking to me. I don't suppose you have their contact details. They are probably all the same details as those three are definitely stuck together like a human centIpad. That is the South Park version, not the movie so that is not a spelling mistake.

[@Broodjemetbeleg]

​@GentlemanGaming1122 cry me a river mate

[@martinbobfrank]

I liked the comment, "He's from Texas" as it's a funny, quippy reply that works on different levels. That guy understands British humour and can even use it to win an argument; funny, and he set it up so perfectly. See the smirk on Gordan's face, and how he realised he had just been won!

[@GemmasJourneyGrace]

Thank you for reacting to Gordon Ramsay he is funny as hell. seeing you laugh so much is great !! ive nevr known American people to find us so funny !! keep up the great work :)

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

"you're cooking in a burnt pan" for those who can't cook is the equivalent to using a dirty cloth to clean with. Whatever food you're going to cook in that pan will taste burnt

[@Rebecca_Bailey]

I don’t know why anyone would cook in a burnt pan, I’m no chef but even I know not to do that, you’re going to set the pan on fire just like he did, plus the food is going to taste burnt anyway

[@Q_U_A_R_T_z_Z]

"Dude, you don't have the fucking gas on, STOOPID!" 🤣

[@pipbaxter5286]

A commis chef is the first role on the way to becoming a head chef. They are junior chefs who learn from a more experienced chef such as a chef de partie so they can learn more about each station. If you want a more senior role in a restaurant kitchen, a commis chef is the ideal starting point

[@jamespickersgill8416]

Man keeps running around the room when he’s proper amused. He’s definitely got some Afro in his American.😃

[@KingBoomer]

LOL

[@FlightProgramAborted]

Calling someone a muppet is quite common over here, a well used term. :)

[@elizabethsimpson4430]

It was soooo sweet how happy you were when Callie came home! Enjoying your vids, keep it up.

[@jackcarter5101]

The older clips were from Boiling Point (1998), Ramsay's TV debut. It was a fly-on-the-wall at Ramsay's first restaurant, so they were actual employees, not just contestants!

[@helenchristie6530]

Muppet or numpty are my favourite “nice” insults 😂

[@roryslaine7896]

Gordon: "You seriously do surprise me." Contestant: "Thanks chef, I was hoping you'd see that chef. I give it 110!" Gordon: "You surprise me as to how shit you are..." Contestant: "oh..." -Without a doubt my favourite interaction on this show 😂

[@poppytaylor-digance6712]

I just rewatched that season a couple of weeks ago. 😂😂 I love it. 😂😂

[@ellesee7079]

Gordon has done 'Rate my Plate' somewhere. Those are funny. He's not quite so savage, but still funny as fu....he nearly got me swearing now! 🤣🤣

[@TigerLily12345]

Its on Mentally Mitch’s channel

[@ScottishDeeSideEye]

Gordon is actually a really nice guy. You should react to him and his family. You'll defo see a different lovely side to him. His outbursts and swearing is just for show and kinda put him on the map. Your reactions are so funny.

[@billybonus12]

Glad to see your subscriber count going up. I subscribed at 3K and last I time I checked in on your channel you had 6k

[@annemariefleming]

Gordon is pretty creative in his use of language, lol! Not commie---commis, a class of chef in a professional kitchen. Bye Callie!

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

Hey! I like watching your videos your such a cool guy. You really are the kingboomer! Your reactions make me laugh as well as Gordon Ramsey calling people MUPPET! Greetings from the UK London!

[@chester6514]

The second time he said ‘mop head’ 🤣

[@davidsewellclarke4997]

The clip after hells kitchen was from his own restaurant, a commis is a chef learning the trade . It's filmed in his London Restaurant.

[@philipocallaghan]

The guy who couldn't understand the Texan is French, he's Gordon's restaurant manager .

[@markanderson461]

Belgian*

[@anthonyyarwood9558]

Just me at the moment. Have a great day and keep up the good vids

[@catshez]

You have a beautiful RP English accent 😍 Keep it up ! 😉 I laughed when that narrator came in too 🤣 Simple British humour 😄

[@KingoRichie1990]

Gandhi's flip flop is an old classic. 😂

[@comedycafe3262]

Comedy GOLD! "Looks like Gadhi's flip flop"

[@adrianmcgachie]

"Commis" chef = junior chef

[@madmike987655]

The thing with Gordon is, he's working with supposedly 'professional' chefs. He's said it himself before that he gets more angry when they're supposed to be professionals but can't get the basics right. When he works with amateurs or kids, he's actually really good with them. Plus these videos make for great entertainment 😂😂

[@jaynekavanagh4790]

Love Gordon please do some more.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

Just to put things into perspective in one of the mid seasons there is the blue vs the reds each team has 1 professional chef to keep a watch over their teams while Gordon takes orders and runs the 'pass', he takes a look before passing the plates to the waiter. In one episode quite near the start when both teams have about 8 cooks they did so bad that Gorden sends them all out of the kitchen and then proceeds to do everything with just the 2 helpers. And just 1 chef on each side and Gordon helping where needed they got 30 covers out, that's orders from 30 tables of starters and a mains. Just 3 people. So when a team of 8 can not send out more than 4 starters in 1 hour and 40 minutes then it's bad. Ask your lady if it was Angela Hartnett who was a tough taskmaster. She's the only female pastry chef I know that was trained by Gordon.

[@davidlamont5793]

Best insult ever wasnt on this clip when ramsay says to a guy "your so full of shit even your eyes are brown " cracks me up every time i hear it and i regularly use it myself now

[@emzhopez3892]

Gordon Ramsay says it how it is .its passion when it comes to his food 🤣

[@neilgayleard3842]

It's nothing compared to what many British people say to each other on a daily basis. If he tried it in most industries he would get a gob full back of a smack in the mouth.

[@Chrono_Punk]

Muppet is my personal favourite too😂 but as I'm scottish, there's usually a fucking before it

[@dom101184]

I love your funny reactions. And i have to say when you laugh you look alot like ray liotta😄

[@kallasmith827]

i have to say this you are both the most cutest couple just adorable i love it and i love the video 🤗

[@RHINOWINOLUNATIC]

You really need the interaction between Ramsay and Ben when he rips him a new one on a practically daily basis

[@claireobrien4665]

Love your content. Its brilliant. Love gorden ramsay . Sending peace to you guys x

[@hadesdogs4366]

I agree it is a highly stressful environment but when these muppets are supposed to be top tier chefs and they can’t cook a chicken properly says a lot and again it is stressful and it will make or break you however the most important part of being a chef is health, not only are you providing and cooking food for someone but you could kill someone For example on one table the father wants a ceaser salad with peanuts, the mum wants fried whitebait, and the son who is allergic to nuts wants pork slices. Now let that sink in for a second, if the high class donkeys for instance, makes the ceaser salad but forgets to wipe the table counter then there is a possibility of cross contamination with the other foods for example some nuts might have gotten onto the pork either because someone didn’t wash their hands or because they had but crumbs lying about and a small piece got into the pork or it’s sauce if not then the muppet didn’t read the order correctly and so originally the pork chops had cashew nuts on it and in the sauce but failed to remove them and the kid gets a severe allergic reaction and dies from one simple mistake and the mother might have gotten a tape worn because the food wasn’t fully cooked giving her food poisoning

[@CalSprigley]

Don’t usually watch these kind of videos but you popped up in my recommended one day, and I have to say you are incredibly entertaining. A well deserved sub my liege

[@KingBoomer]

Thank you!

[@dalejay]

LOOL your a natural entertainer

[@honestreviews7276]

Ghandies flip flop is a well known saying here. Also, dry as a nuns chuff.

[@KingBoomer]

LOL!

[@watchreadplayretro]

there's a Skyrim mod has the crabs coming out with all the sweariest funniest Gordon Ramsey audio clip lines, I seriously hang with the crabs near the start for hours with that mod turned on rofl This was funny as hell too, nice one! :D Oh and Muppe-ht is a fool, it pre-dates the tv show as I'm sure you know, so the way to say it is usually with a slightly silent t at the end (I had a boss back in the mid 90s that used it a lot with a thick Cockney accent it was the most divine of insults!)

[@monotrious]

Nobody's A Jerk In The U.S. Anymore , They're A Muppet ! Love The Reaction , As Always .

[@shanenolan8252]

Thanks. Gordon Ramsay. Lol . You should see the children's version. He is so nice to them .

[@pauldocmusic2411]

A lot of Americans think Gordon Ramsay is English , his accent doesn't help either lol Can't be a snowflake in a lot of UK workplaces , suppose you can just sue him in the USA for being offended lol

[@yamno94]

Ghandis Flip Flop omfg, im crying, that the best one yet.. he is Genius with his remarks......

[@robbie.j7639]

You really need to watch some Bob Mortimer on Would I lie To You, he is a legend.

[@chrisgermann6658]

Shouting and swearing can be bad enough but if someone so much as layed their hand on me at work i would honestly tear their arms off.

[@BanditBoi271]

Ghandies flip flop got me laughing 😂

[@carlaspinall7418]

Gordan Ramsey is not really unpleasant he is really nice❤️🧑‍🍳🇬🇧

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

He also did a show judging little kids cooking. He was much nicer to them. Remember, these people are supposed to be professional chefs (the kids were not). They're supposed to know better.

[@marknicholls1075]

7:20 As mentioned, that's Boiling Point. Before ramsay's huge boost in popularity worldwide. Its the best show to watch if you like gordon, its him really unfiltered and before he cared about TV fame. He was chasing his 3rd star, so you know its not scripted 👌

[@itswill1236]

3:32 the guy he’s shouting at is called raj and he’s got an entire video of Gordon just insulting him. It’s worth watching

[@Goated2002]

That intro is terrifying😂😂😂

[@KingBoomer]

😎

[@andrew348]

People don't understand that show is the equivalent of boot camp. The winner is literally getting a six figure income and running their own restaurant. Gordon is manufacturing pressure and stress the same way a drill sergeant does to weed people out.

[@ChefKeyBrien]

Those chefs he was calling Commis were Chef De Parties and he demoted them to Commis Chefs and told them if you don't like it leave

[@dougiehowe802]

Commis (Comeey) Chef is a junior/trainee chef. Out of Catering College, or straight from school, into the trade, you stared as commis chef. Learning from the Head/Exucative Chef and their Sous chefs/chefs within the brigade.

[@TheHasselBoff]

Commis isn't an insult, he isn't calling them communists, it's frenchh for apprentice. . The footage is from a documentary in the late 90s called boiling point. Essentially this in this scene the two chefs have got demoted.

[@diane9656]

Muppet or Numpty. Same thing

[@burnsyboyy7534]

The British programme your seeing there is Ramsey’s Boiling Point, during that service he had Michelin inspectors in for dinner and at the time was going for his 3rd Star.

[@dougiehowe802]

When I was still a chef, my go to was,, "It's Hard To Soar With Eagles When They Give You Turkeys To Work With". Life in kitchens is stressful enough without the uneducated interference of front of house Cockwombles (Waiters/Waitresses), plus customers who couldn't boil water, or make a proper brew, (Cup of tea/coffee). In the catering business, the customer is NOT ALWAYS right. Dougie, Frome, Somerset, UK

[@DillaryHuff]

I think he said "mop head" to the kid with long, curly hair.

[@dazediss6629]

Executive Chef > Expediter > Chef de cuisine > Sous chef > Chef de Partie > Commis chef > Porter > Exscuelerie. Commis chef is basically the lowest rank in a restaurant which is still allowed to touch food.

[@hadesdogs4366]

It’s true and hilarious how even we in England have trouble understanding what other people are saying for example ever tried talking to a Londoner and then compare it to a scouse or a welsh accent I ueerr urrr eeerrr uurrrr wwaaarr eeerreaar Or in English I would like to subscribe to this channel and to hit the bell icon. And this may sound extreme but it’s the truth🤣😂😂

[@patp4406]

Love the content bro. Are you related to Jim Carey?

[@t1tanfallpr025]

In the kitchen it is professional not personal. The kitchen can get extremely stressful so sometimes others in the kitchen experience it. Everywhere ive been the rule is if we fight or get in a shoving contest, we wait until we get through the rush pull the other to one side and settle it how you have to (whether talking it out, apologies or a quick altercation) then you get back to work and forgive each other.

[@bda8266]

He got trained by the finest chefs the world has seen he was building up for years and finally had a shot at winning an award he asked the guy 10 minutes before to start cooking and 10 minutes later he hadn't even turned the heat on ready to fuckin cook blowing Gordon's chances at his michiellin star.. the greatest achievement in pro cooking

[@offal]

This was a documentary about his first restaraunt after he left marco pierre white at harvey`s, incidentally Marco made HIM cry there is a photo of him bubbling in the corner of the kitchen. you should look it up

[@SgtSteel1]

As a Brit, I'm 100% confident in saying that we highly value manners. We really do. However, if a line is crossed , the cuffs come off and it's not a pretty sight. Just saying.

[@jckon]

Also DAMN! Gordon dropping the ‘burning bundle of sticks’ bomb (if u know u know)

[@nickachief]

gordon ramsey - boiling point is the documentary name

[@marieantoinette1360]

The extra bit was from a doco called BOILING POINT it's awesome you should check it out, and remember where he trained and who with.

[@jillosler9353]

You'd never believe watching this that Gordon is a very loving family man who adores his mother, wife and children! The reality though is that those who mess up just go and work elsewhere but Gordon's reputation and business are ruined.

[@DannyHeywood]

''IM FROM TEXAS AND I AM PRO GUN AND PRO LIFE!'' - Anyone from Texas.

[@casinoclown5502]

What an intro 🤣

[@bobbybigboyyes]

P.S. The Muppet Show was made in my hometown in Hertfordshire England at ATV TV Studios where my sister worked. It is also the birthplace of Star Wars and Indiana Jones at Elstree Studios across the street from there. Sir Lew Grade head of ATV gave Jim Henson his start to fame.

[@JG-fv9bv]

Gordon's a tough nut ......it was Marco Pierre White who made Gordon Ramsey cry when Ramsey was working for him

[@TheLittleliz3379]

Gordon has a few restaurants, footage from those I think.

[@Robert10075]

And then there’s the chef that made Ramsey cry…Marco Pierre White. Like the final boss you unlock after defeating Gordon. Intense geezer

[@anglosaxon5874]

He said: "You! Mop head" not muppet @ 12:28 You see that later when he asks the same chef why he didn't become a hairdresser! lol

[@firecat4734]

Ramsey is trying to put the owner (I think I am a chef) on track. If you take your Beautiful lady for a meal at a top restaurant and paid $1000 would you be happy waiting 1.5 hrs for the starter? You need the correct capable staff.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

It's so different to our British version. IIRC we only had seasons and 2 'celebrity' seasons. The US has 20 seasons. lol. I'm sure he is just playing it up for the US audience. He does still shout and scream at people in the UK version it's no where near as much or as brutal as he is in the USA version. But you guys must love it. Over 300 episodes over there. I think we have less that 30. hahaha.

[@ukoutdoors3022]

Commis chef (silent s) is a beginner chef. That clip is from the documentary 'Boiling Point'. It's about Gordon Ramsay's first restaurant and him trying to get his first Michelin star. It's from the late 80s maybe early 90s. Great entertainment.

[@arh6624]

Muppet is a blend of the words marionette and puppet fun fact

[@seanmc1351]

those clips that were abit older, as said in anothe comment was ramsay in boiling point, which was the show about opening his own place, which was called Gordon ramsay in chelsea, Some of the clips were of his opening night, all his extration and air went down, they were just about cooking on there knees with the heat and chugging water all night, There are quite a few chefs in that brigade, have gone on to have there own places, and have been very successfull, he was brutal, but those that stayed have done well.

[@craigcassidy6078]

You were probably bad employee 🤣

[@KingBoomer]

Lol!

[@lextex3280]

I use muppet All the time too. But for those who continuesly make a muppet out of themselves. You ask them,, can you here the music 🎶, and when they say what music 🎶, you reply with doing the muppet show theme music. Pmsl. 😁.

[@dotheyfloat9961]

He actually said "mophead" @ 12:27 ... another great insult, but exclusively reserved for someone with hair like a mop

[@johnnypatrickhaus890]

Commi is "Commis Chef". It's like sous chef in America.

[@garethlloyd4731]

If you want to see the tables turned and someone shouting at Gordon instead then check out the video of him training with the Royal Marine Commandos they destroy him ! On a sidenotr his son recently joined the Royal Marines 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@andreww2098]

he's probably immune to angry sweary dudes telling him what to do, Basic should be a breeze for him!

[@dmitrivolkov6364]

It's a mixture of British military drill and the French discipline with cooking. Harsh but he made some great chefs!

[@michaelt9639]

You should do a reaction to the red arrows