Does Limmy Consider Gordon Ramsay To Be Scottish?

[@danderson8463]

his brother was on the gear, you don't get any more Scottish than that.

[@getheroutofthetruck]

on the muck.

[@sayno2lolzisback]

This is fucking hilarious 😂😂😂

[@adamwilliamsaudio]

I met his brother at CeX in Bristol in 2010. He was surprisingly down to earth, and very funny. No really though, he was selling his phone.

[@intelligenceofacertainkind]

​@@adamwilliamsaudioselling his phone for the muck. He loved the muck.

[@danderson8463]

@adamwilliamsaudio he lost three year tae a vodaphone contact and another five year savin up fir a hawf decent Motorola on a pay n go

[@beedee8185]

The least convincing “Aye” in the past decade

[@thomasgeraghty3227]

You havent heard gordon ramsay say it

[@netto6681]

…brother died from The Muck. What more do you want?

[@MrHammerman97]

Scots dying on mass and getting replaced = W

[@rockstoneballs]

His brother isn't dead

[@johnmcwhinnie670]

The muck😂 son a luv yi, but a love the muck mer😂😂😂

[@mleesh9370]

"Ramsay described his father as a violent alcoholic with an intelligence of a certain kind."

[@dancoy09]

Absolutely riviting content from limmy. Guys taking the new year by storm all ready

[@blertstain]

He's Scottish for the craic, when someone like Gino calls him English. He's British when he's in America. And he probably sleeps in Rangers pyjamas.

[@americanmouthoflimmy]

wuzawl this ahm hearin a-bout raynjuhrs pajamas? we hear in the yooNITED STATEZ UHF UHMERICA respect both owr military personal EAND owr park rangurhs. y'all needa be taught sum rispect y'ihear? also speak the language we GAVE you english man.

[@brainofthefrain]

I remember a US episode of Kitchen Nightmares when he told a French chef “don’t call me fucking English” after the guy accused all English people of being the same during an argument 😂

[@nietzchepreacher9477]

He did play for rangers so why not

[@user-or4ut2qi3q]

Scots are British though

[@badgoogle9938]

​@@nietzchepreacher9477youth team is not the same as playing for the first team

[@craigstewart6073]

Dad was an alcoholic, brother dies fae the gear and he played for the gers so id say so.

[@JoeBleasdaleReal]

The only reason I knew Gordon Ramsay was Scottish was bc he always played for the Rest of the World on Soccer Aid. He’s from the “Rest of the World” in the same way Lee Mack is from the “Rest of the World”.

[@neiluk1470]

Imagine telling yer ma her apple pie "doesn't blow you away" 😅

[@KIager]

You can tell from Gordon that she never told him that either. An eye for an eye.

[@neiluk1470]

@@KIager he is the apple of her eye for an eye

[@jamesnite2157]

@@neiluk1470 aye

[@matthewleslie4448]

There was an episode of Kitchen Nightmares USA where he was up against a stubborn Scouse chef in Florida. Ramsay listed some similarities including - "We're both English". Not to mention Gordon pleading to David Beckham before the 2006 World Cup - "Please, please win us the World Cup". Like him, I'm Scots born with Scots parentage and raised in the English midlands (my accent is a bit more Brummie than his) but "ah ken whur ma bread's buttered likesay"

[@conorsmith8551]

I cant imagine ramsay joining the tartan army on tour somehow 😅

[@quarantinefox]

Opposite to you, I was born to English parentage and lived in England until was 13. Been in Scotland for over 2 decades. It's 'breed' mate. Don't let the other Scottish people hear you say 'bread'.

[@MaxKingsley72]

He’s never once said “we’re both English” Why even lie

[@1000EyesAnd1]

Ramseys maw~ "Is that cooked in the middle?" Naw it wiznae cooked in the middle. It was raw af. His ain maw pumped um at makin apple pie. The great chef done by an auld Scottish wummin.

[@AqueousMantra]

Watch Gordon try to grill a burger and see if you still consider him a chef

[@David-mi3il]

“This is unbelievable cos there's a lot of similarities between Andy and I. "We're both English, and we both studied in Paris, but there's one thing we don't share in common. I care about my customers. He clearly doesn't give a f***. What a shame.” - Gordon Ramsay 🤢

[@fenrifegads5571]

@@LHBH8 It's not that deep. He's English when it's financially / career convenient. An ancient Scottish tradition as old as haggis, tartan skirts, and poor hygine.

[@daviebananas1735]

It’s not that deep mate. He’s Scottish by nationality, he was born here to two Scottish parents, but he spent his whole life basically in England.

[@fenrifegads5571]

@@daviebananas1735 What you describe is not "Scotish by nationality" but Scotish by ethnicity.

[@CamMackay96]

What defines it then? He was born n Scotland and lived there until he was 9 what more do you need 😂​@@fenrifegads5571

[@daviebananas1735]

@ He is Scottish by nationality. I’d have to strongly debate whether Scottish even IS an ethnicity, and whether he would come under that banner.

[@meneurdujeu]

Ramsay, like Limmy, boyhood Rangers man

[@fenrifegads5571]

"Do you consider him to be scottish?" Limmy: ".... aye ...... ih ........ a ...... ish ...... ep ........ aye"

[@SensibleCentrist]

There isn’t a “consideration” and it isn’t Limmy’s thought either. Scottish is an ethnic background. White North Western European, with an ancestral lineage to this land. With ad mixture of Irish, Welsh and English within one generation can be Scottish. Nothing outside White North European can ad mix at all to be Scottish. Watch SurviveTheJive to learn more.

[@toonu]

Limmy “ahm no a gatekeeper” ends the debate for good.

[@marccas10]

As my boy used to say "Scotlish."

[@IHATENOTIFICATIONS]

That's so cute 🥺😭

[@industrialvore]

Scottish self-id

[@nectarinedreams7208]

Nobody who isn't Scottish pretends to be Scottish except some weird Americans. He's Scottish.

[@fenrifegads5571]

Hamza Yousef? He pretends to be Scottish so he can complain about how there are too many Scottish people in Scotland.

[@connorwalker9977]

@@fenrifegads5571 Yousaf was born and raised in Scotland, so he is Scottish. Doesn’t get simpler than that.

[@fenrifegads5571]

@@connorwalker9977 How does where you are born change what you are? Seems fairly complex if you think about it even a little bit. Is it magic soil? A piece of paper?

[@connorwalker9977]

@@fenrifegads5571 In saying he is Scottish, i’m making a statement about nationality not ethnicity or other classification. One’s nationality is generally the country in which one is born/grew up.

[@fenrifegads5571]

@@connorwalker9977 So you misspoke. You meant to say he's a Scottish citizen. Not that he's Scottish. Which are, as you so correctly pointed out, two different things. Nationality is meaningless. BTW. It's an expression of ethnicity.

[@oursoulz2525]

inconclusive

[@DCI-Frank-Burnside]

"Scot-shaming" Noun: The act of pointing someone out as Scottish. Causing the individual deep shame and humiliation.

[@IIChristisKingII]

Imagine if the far left got hold of that argument, we would all be buggered senseless.

[@CelticFC.1888]

​@@IIChristisKingIIwit?

[@JackKlumpass]

Why do Scots always need to go on about being Scottish - it’s a bit of a snorer guys.

[@JimmyOibruv-dv8jc]

If he didn’t say he was Scottish, the same people would be asking if he is ashamed of it. The real question is - who gives a…

[@BirbarianHomeGuard]

no true scotsman would ever talk like that!

[@Josh-g7d9t]

Only an American would lie about being Scottish

[@JoeBloggz-x2j]

The Purple burgular alarmist has branched out and is not holding back on the accent!! 😅

[@Rydonattelo]

He lived in Scotland until he was 5

[@sammyb1651]

Long enough for anyone tbf.

[@providief]

like an american saying they're Irish

[@daviebananas1735]

What? He was born in Scotland to two Scottish parents.

[@TheAllyMor]

I want to know who's apple pie was best...... But I can't be arsed looking it up.

[@Chardan001]

Mums. He wasn't fully cooked.

[@euclidsbendywater749]

Has Ramsay passed the 'purple burglar alarm' test though??

[@intelligenceofacertainkind]

You can have that Ian Duncan Smith an all.

[@grant1133]

I think we need to draw a line somewhere.

[@conorsmith8551]

He's Scottish on holidays I imagine

[@DNortRyan]

Well, i suppose you get the purists out there, if they mean, Scottish as in, the ancient Irish tribe, or just from Scotland. The name Ramsay comes from Normandy and his mothers name can be Irish or English. And he did grow up in Stratford right?…He is a good ambassador for Scotland and hes an impressive fella, although, not always a good role model for chefs 😄. Its a tough one between him and Rod Stewart 🤣

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

His names Gordon Ramsay, born in Scotland.

[@brodogoks2526]

And sounds like a posh Englishman

[@fenrifegads5571]

You can change your name and being born somewhere doesn't have any effect on your ethnicity. Not saying Ramsey isn't Scottish. He seems to be to me (accent also has no effect on your ethnicity and can be changed at will). Just pointing out that your logic is flawed. Because it allows foreign people like Hamza Yousaf to claim ownership of your nation and use said claim to ruin it.

[@anvilbrunner.2013]

@brodogoks2526 Purposely changed his accent because he wanted to fit in and he'd probably tired of repeating himself. + He wanted to leave Scotland behind with the memory of his psychopathic narcissist Da. When he does his T.V. show he's being a mildly conscientious version of his old boy.

[@brodogoks2526]

@@fenrifegads5571 was hamza not born in Scotland

[@fenrifegads5571]

@brodogoks2526 Does magic soil change the DNA of the things born upon it? Does a dog born in a stable become a horse? Does a human born in a hospital become a doctor? No. He aint Scottish. Scottish people are white. It's not a very sunny country.

[@mickbiggs3389]

2:13

[@blackmichael75]

Look up Wikipedia's "English people of Scottish descent". It includes quintessential Englishman Hugh Grant, and also Hugh Laurie.

[@TheFatController.]

I know Scotts, Irish and Welsh don't like to admit it, but we are all related on these little islands. I live right in the middle of the island, we had our family tree done on both sides.. full of Scots, Welsh and Irish.

[@bluegreenplanet89]

And David Mitchell as well, I think.

[@fenrifegads5571]

@@bluegreenplanet89 Mitchell is a jew.

[@conorsmith8551]

​@@TheFatController.This. We are a mish mash

[@kirstinline]

she sounds a bit like jeanette krankie.

[@pitchforkcustom]

fascinating 😊

[@this_is_a_tiny_town]

How does he say, "Curly-wurly"?

[@AntMan-b8l]

or purple burglar alarm

[@StillABigKid]

Pretty much lost his accent but doesn't get half the grief Sheena Easton does. Where's the justice?

[@daviebananas1735]

Ramsay moved away at the age of 9. Easton moved at the age of 22 and had an American accent within 3 years.

[@StillABigKid]

@daviebananas1735 well when did Gordon lose his?

[@daviebananas1735]

@ Who knows. He wasn’t in any way famous until 20 odd years after leaving Scotland after growing up in England.

[@StillABigKid]

@daviebananas1735 Well if you discover he kept it longer than Easton, let me know and I'll delete the comment.

[@brianburns8198]

He's got Family in Port Glasgow. Butchers I think.

[@TobySpaniel2024]

Why lie about that

[@GRH_Roadhouse]

Gordon, he served me Greg's beefy bake once Roadhouse

[@hoggybhoy1967]

😂

[@Ligerpride]

She said "little", not "wee". He is Scottish though yes.

[@alexbowman7582]

Donovan Leitch was born in Maryhill, move to St Vincent Street Anderston at 3, move to SW England at 10 and is considered Scottish. Mark Knopfler born in Bearsden, started school there then moved to England and is considered an English Geordie. John Martin was born in Surrey but moved to Glasgow as a child and is considered Scottish.

[@daviebananas1735]

It’s all down to what they think themselves. Donovan identified with being Scottish, possibly due to the history of folk music here. Knopfler is a proud Geordie. Martyn was born in England (with a Scottish father) but was brought up between both counties, spending a lot of his young life in Scotland and he first made his name as part of the Scottish folk scene, while he attended GSOA.

[@paulc5935]

Rod Stewart ? Is he Scottish

[@bossdemon]

A resounding endorsement there at the end!

[@junglejim67]

Are people born and raised in England to Scottish parents considered Scottish? Asking for a friend...

[@Bluewolfe96-r1d]

Yes, if you feel that way. If you feel English then that's how you feel. Some ppl can be both obviously 😂

[@jamesmacdonald2886]

Depends how good a football player you are,.

[@junglejim67]

@@jamesmacdonald2886 absolutely pish, support a weegie team though

[@daviebananas1735]

Whatever you think. It’s perfectly reasonable to consider yourself Scottish with two parents. Also perfectly reasonable to consider yourself English as you grew up there.

[@Emtrax.]

Isn't James bond meant to be Scottish

[@redkingwyn6221]

I’ve literally heard him says he’s English in an episode of kitchen nightmares.

[@numberonedad]

he told me he was portuguese

[@lowfat0g]

He was born in Scotland, his moms Scottish. Its not a conspiracy. Many people across the world have multiple heritage and raised in multiple cultures. Its not his fault his was born in one country and raised in another.

[@redkingwyn6221]

@ but he said himself that he is English

[@lowfat0g]

@redkingwyn6221 apparently both his parents are Scottish, hes lived in England since the age of 9, his wife and kids were born in England. Hes just a proper British boy. He picks and chooses which heritage based off of the people around him, Possibly tasteless, im not really sure. Apparently you become American after working there for 12 years. Maybe thats similar in the uk.

[@numberonedad]

@@lowfat0g yeah it's almost like limmy's attitude is correct and gatekeeping about this stuff is mindless or something

[@marccas10]

If he hates bagpipes he's a sweaty sock. If he loves them like i do he's an English see you next Tuesday.

[@graemethompson3169]

The maw seems far more entertaining than Ramsay.

[@andysun73]

But, does he drink IRN BRU ?

[@brodogoks2526]

Yeah 1901

[@skooshy621]

@brodogoks2526 I arsed a bottle of 1901 with a really good takeaway curry yesterday. Match made in heaven.

[@brodogoks2526]

@@skooshy621 love it but a don’t know why whenever I drink it a get the most banging headache ever. Something in it that really doesn’t agree with me. Lol

[@skooshy621]

@brodogoks2526 Aw that's a shame. It might be the girder dust.

[@brodogoks2526]

@@skooshy621 yeah that or the 50 spoons of sugar

[@smithy456]

Me and my family spoke to Gordon Ramsey in 2006 at Disney world. Really nice guy.

[@lfcadam]

His mum sounds like Mrs Doubtfire

[@edwardhannah8507]

Your accent sounds a bit muddled.

[@monkey8558]

A cat born in a stable isnt a horse

[@hoggybhoy1967]

Turning on nia roo. Shame on ye Brian.

[@intelligenceofacertainkind]

I once had a Nia Roo. Traded it in for a Nissan. Good little runner but prone to a rusty undercarriage.

[@ahamil27]

Aye but did he vote for independence?

[@MuhammadBinMuhammad-nz7my]

Muhammad (PBUH)

[@YESSlllI]

Good rangers man yassssss

[@MrHammerman97]

I mean if you can just say your the opposite genders now adays, youll pass saying your from an entirely different country.

[@Bluewolfe96-r1d]

He might be Scottish, but Scotland didn't make him what he is today. If he'd stayed here he might've been just a normal guy.

[@aquaticspasticp5024]

Ramsey is more Scottish than lemdawg

[@unusedsub3003]

I was born in Motherwell, Scottish dad, but moved to Burnley at age 2. I support England, have English accent and support England. It’s a personal thing I reckon. As long as you’re happy.

[@YourOwnDa]

good lad 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@benmacdui9328]

Cant think of anything worse than having an English accent.

[@shotgunshawzy]

Turncoat 😂

[@shotgunshawzy]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@unusedsub3003]

@@shotgunshawzy Couldn’t care less, haven’t been there since I was two. I’ve spent more time in France than Scotland.

[@dobermankompanie]

😂 He doesnt sound Scottish wtf lol most the Pakistanis in Glasgow sound kinda Scottish but they ain't Scottish 😂wur no jus an accent it's blood an genetics . OCH aye the NOOOOOOO 😂👍 ffs I spoke with pronounced English till I returned to Scotland as a wee boy. Jocks eh 😅

[@marleyplumb4562]

Regardless if he's is Scottish or not, Gordon doesn't seem like the type to take things (in general) lightly. If Gordon Ramsey doesn't like you better hide, unless you want to part of a stew, casserole, or perhaps some sort of sausage.

[@Roger-Bacon]

He's in category like those west end Glaswegians that think they are mental cause they had irn bru with a roll n sausage types , bams like Ewan Cameron 🤢