Top Five Biggest Betrayals In Hell's Kitchen History

[@wojciech_leszczynski]

The fact that Elise got to keep her jacket while Jennifer and Tommy had to give back theirs is the ultimate slap in the face.

[@Karma-qt4ji]

Elise was not the worst cook on the show but she wasn't strong enough to get as far as she did. If this show had been held in the UK, she would have been kicked off a hell of a lot earlier, but sadly US shows require drama to keep the audiences tuning in next week and people like Elise play to that need.

[@bennyfisher9157]

@@Karma-qt4ji Sometimes I don't want to know how American audiences and TV show runners' minds work.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And Elise kept her jackets twice! In Season 9 and Season 17.

[@mastermind4499]

I also just cannot understand how she was able to convince the guys to protect her during elimination. Unless they're complete morons.

[@Karma-qt4ji]

@@bennyfisher9157 Sometimes? 🤣🤣

[@heymistercarter.]

This is more of a personal betrayal than a competition one, and you’ve mentioned this in videos before. But you can’t deny that Andrew cheating on his fiancée with Heather in Season 16 was a betrayal for both Heather (someone who really viewed him as a close friend) and said fiancée. No wonder Heather later said the two are no longer on speaking terms.

[@vanapirarayne738]

And his smug fucking face when he talked about in the interviews or whatever...if I was Heather I would have slapped him straight in the face and told his fiancee everything that had been going down behind her back.

[@thepancakereviewer]

Big W for Tommy for being the only one that didn't fall for Elises bullshit.

[@TyMarshall007]

Tommy is not Stupid I wished Gordan asked Tommy whos the weakest chef as well

[@seanswinton6242]

@Ty Marshall He was the only one to say Elise. Tommy got it right! I think they eliminated Jennifer because she was their biggest threat. She could have defeated them if they slipped up.

[@TyMarshall007]

@@seanswinton6242 she's the strongest one

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Tommy may not a good cook but he has a pure heart and not back down to Elise or more like Hellise

[@milanek1527]

​@@TyMarshall007Will and Paul were better.

[@hexnight]

"she works at a waffle house" says the one who couldn't cook an egg

[@urbanfool1]

I felt awful for Julia when they kept throwing that in her face.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And I'm glad Melissa didn't care about it since Julia and her are helping each other on opening night. I hate how Tiffany and Joanna bullying Julia and Bonnie at that time as they both are being too bossy.

[@nicholassmith4665]

She also finished fourth

[@JubioHDX]

@raymondcarver476 FR! it be 2 people in there at 4 am cooking hard as hell while a bunch of drunks fighting on the other side of the counter i have nothing but respect for waffle house workers

[@jacquelineking5783]

The narration harping on it was the most annoying part of it for me.

[@Father_of_Death]

Jennifer is a QUEEN! I felt so bad for her, but at least in the All Stars season she got revenge on Elise. Also, her flipping off Elise when she was walking out was great!

[@klaudiagrob]

But Jennifer formed alliance with Elise to get rid of Michelle.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, I like how in All Stars season, she didn't care to not get Black Jacket, she's just happy to finally beat Elise

[@lyrmaxlyrics]

Another honorable mention would be when Rochelle, Sandra, Kaisha, Joy, and Melanie all agreed that their nominees will be Sandra and Kaisha. But as soon as Rochelle left the room, Kaisha, Joy, and Melania changed their Kaisha votes to Rochelle just because she has a family life. Even Sandra pointed out how scummy that was to do that behind her back. Thank goodness Rochelle had such a strong speech in defense of herself.

[@bennyfisher9157]

This was mostly because of Joy and Kashia's nepotism, so I'm glad those birches didn't make it to the final 4. Rochelle has more heart, passion and talent than Joy and Kashia combined.

[@thepancakereviewer]

@@bennyfisher9157 Joy is honestly the most overrated contestant in all the show.

[@bennyfisher9157]

@@thepancakereviewer Yep. Especially since she buckled and broke in the third to last round right after Kashia left. Weak!

[@margarethmichelina5146]

@@bennyfisher9157 And ironically, Rochelle made it far than those two.

[@bennyfisher9157]

@@margarethmichelina5146 And rightfully so.

[@TheBlackPanther05]

Once I saw the thumbnail, I knew that Paul and Will's betrayal of Jennifer was gonna be #1.

[@gregoryusov6139]

Me too

[@Loraszno]

Wow nice to see you here!!

[@TheBlackPanther05]

@@Loraszno Oh hi nice to see you here too! I didn't expect you to be here either LOL!

[@ashen_roses]

Even before I saw her

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

I love the slow head turn Chris gives to Michael after the nomination. That's a turn that says "Oh no you DIDN'T!" Also, when Scott convinced Fran to not nominate him because they’d lose 2 people…why would Fran fall for that? If somehow both Scott and Maria went home, that means another, probably better chef would be sent to the Red Team. Hell that does happen once Scott leaves, w/ Benjamin gets swapped. I may not appreciate his stance on rice, but he is a strong chef, no one can deny that.

[@nicjanelle]

In any case for Fran, it would be in her interest to see 2 people go home in one go. Less competition. That argument was so dumb by Scott.

[@MdnightWnd]

Benjamin was a good chef and pretty likeable at first, but then he turned into an arrogant ass. He really pissed me off with Siobhan in a later ep where Ramsay judged her sandwich to be good, but Ben kept telling her it was crap. Like dude, really. You were sent over there to be a leader and a motivator and you're tearing this poor girl down when even Ramsay liked her dish!

[@seanswinton6242]

@Melodica It's why Benjamin will always rank among my least favorites on Hell's Kitchen. Once he did that along with being totally rude and ugly to Nelka doing an evening service by pushing her, I was done. Some thought he changed in season 17, but he really didn't. He was just among some of HK's best, so he couldn't manipulate his competition.

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

Yes and he deserved F2 spot over Holli

[@SevvyTV]

What I don't get is season 1 seemed to ENCOURAGE betrayal. Like, it was shined in a positive light each time Michael did it, I think even Gordon said "That was very clever!" But in every other season, it's frowned upon and considered "Sabotage" or "Backstabbing"

[@frida.7831]

Well, I doubt the first season counts as a cooking competition. They needed to continue the show somehow.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

Season 1 was more of a strategy game than an actual cooking competition.

[@quangminhtran2916]

To me the first season was more like a test to future seasons, because 5 of them didn't have any cooking experience prior to the show and those who had experience didn't perform that good, either. Michael, Chris and Ralph were the only three that actually did well throughout their runs on the show, while Elsie showed she has talent and grew the most out of everyone, the rest was just hard to watch due to their terrible performances.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

​@@quangminhtran2916 Season 1 is kinda like Masterchef when most of people who are not chefs in general competing in a big kitchen. However, since Season 3, they raised the bar to find real chefs since most of dinner services for the first 2 seasons are too slow and make the customers left.

[@quangminhtran2916]

@@margarethmichelina5146 Yeah I know about that, the first 2 seasons' dinner services were so bad, they had to changed some casting rules and required real chefs who have actual experience in the kitchen to be on the show. Despite the change, though, there're still a couple of terrible chefs who had no idea what they were doing and completely lost in dinner services. I believe season 6 was the last season where amatuer chefs could apply but those chefs (Tony and Sabrina) eventually didn't last long so from season 7 onward they only cast professional only with 1 or 2 inexperience chefs who either just in the field for a few years or just newly graduated from culinary schools.

[@AlwaysInTactical]

It's even sweeter to know that Jennifer beat Elise in All-Stars before the jackets, even though neither of them got one, and Elise HATED Michelle and to see michelle end up winning, it's still so feel good to see karma come back and hit where it needs to hit.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

Michelle shouldn't have won though because Benjamin was better than her in everyway including the finale.

[@AlwaysInTactical]

@MrKid I seen it going both ways honestly. Michelle took on the adversity and performed with less, but Ben was proven already he just needed to be humbled and stepped up. They both are solid leaders, I don't remember who won more challenge points between the two.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

@@AlwaysInTactical Benjamin's challenge record in S17 was 4.53/5 and Michelle's challenges were 3.23/5.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

@@AlwaysInTactical Michelle had bad leadership because of how much she screwed up despite her brigade doing mostly good in the finale.

[@AlwaysInTactical]

@@Idkdontworrylol that blue team was stacked, Robin going father than Gio was nuts

[@nevenpatrk9661]

Sometimes I wonder if the backstabbing of Jennifer was a strategic plan by Will and Paul as since Jennifer was the strongest cook out of her, Tommy, and Elise, getting rid of her essentially guaranteed that they would be the final 2, as Jennifer stood much more of a chance of competing with them than Tommy and Elise.

[@demisaysstuff]

This is what I’ve always assumed. There was no way Elise could beat either of them, but Jennifer had a chance.

[@ashen_roses]

This goes to show how bc they screwed over a friend to get further, Elise is a cunt.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Had Elise not manipulating Paul and Will, she and Tommy might be in bottom 2 at that night. But, I guess the dream top 3 of Paul, Will and Jennifer won't happen just like how I wanted Heather, Keith and Garrett being the real top 3 of Season 2 if Garrett didn't suck at meat station.

[@peterwhite6415]

It was likely that to be honest, the 2 likely talked abit before the voting or they both heard or saw her talking with the other. Their options were to keep.: Jennifer - a reasonably strong cook who made very few mistakes but had a few rough nights. Elise - someone who made not only multiple mistakes and is alot weaker in general. From a strategic standpoint, they did the right decision in the competition... plus i wouldnt be suprised if Ramsay later realized that wich made his job easier in the top 3 elimination.

[@evangraham2254]

Nilka's confrontation after being safe from the nominations was funny as hell.

[@varisrevolver4061]

I'd class the first betrayal was actually in episode 1, also features Elsie, but she was doing the nominations, she said that essentially she'd make sure Dewberry doesn't go home to his face, and then nominate him

[@FlynnMasters]

Good one! I guess Elsie was the first true backstabber in HK haha

[@urbanfool1]

That was low. She didn't even have to discuss it if he was her choice.

[@urbanfool1]

That was another crap move by Elsie. If she was planning to nominate him, she could've just kept her mouth shut and let it play out.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Honestly, Elsie played her game well. She knew Dewberry is weak and she pretends to be his mother figure to him. Just like Melissa and Michael, Elsie is not biased.

[@varisrevolver4061]

@@margarethmichelina5146 I didn't say she did, all I said was that she was the first betrayal

[@mariamontserratgalindobovi9945]

Paul and Will lost all my respect when they betrayed Jennifer

[@KL-ki8db]

That was when I knew that whoever won, I will have no respect for them left.

[@scottylewis8124]

They pulled a Michael from 1.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

And I respect Tommy more because he's the only one who didn't fall to Elise's BS

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

They probably knew that Elise would have lasted longer than Jennifer so they decided to throw the latter out because she could have won or have arrived in the finale over them

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

Why was Jennifer the FIRST nominee and Elise the second then?

[@cenakruegerlover]

Tiffany was a satisfying first boot. Because she was so rude about Julia all night, and pretty much started the whole parade about looking down on Julia for working at Waffle House. Like, bro, you couldnt even do quail eggs and didnt want help from Julia, and everybody else who did help her sucked as well.

[@ashen_roses]

Like the hilarious thing is how she didnt think a Waffle House chef knew a thing about EGGS?????

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Tiffany and Joana kept bullying Julia and Bonnie at opening night and then both of them are in bottom 2. Kudos to Melissa to not fall for her BS because Julia clearly helping Melissa on making quail eggs.

[@mintomax2]

I love the slow head turn by Chris in series one when Michael says he's name for elimination it's almost like a cartoon where someone just realised what's going on.

[@TPRules17]

Jennifer’s elimination is still bs! Elise truly is the worst.

[@DiegoMartinez-cd2tm]

So what are trying to say? You wanted her to go further than 5th place?

[@williambryant6175]

Honestly, yeah. I cheered when she got her revenge in All Stars.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

@@williambryant6175 She later got robbed by Robyn though.

[@nixuniverse5240]

@@williambryant6175 Too bad her revenge only lasted 30 seconds

[@Father_of_Death]

@@Idkdontworrylol but she and Robyn both agreed that it was fair.

[@Zero0Zero0000]

The complete opposite of betrayal happened in S4 when Corey and Christina hated each other for weeks until near the end they became besties on their mutual hatred for Jen and Corey was genuinely happy to help and see Christina win. It was a rivalry that pushed her forward.

[@5PctJuice]

I still don't get the obsession with keeping villains around at a certain point. I actually skip the entirety of season 9 whenever I rewatch the show just because of Elise. She's not even the fun kind of crazy villain like Jen from 4 and 18. She's just aggravating and actively makes the show worse/borderline unwatchable. There's knowing a good villain and just keeping someone around who raises collective blood pressure. Execs really need to learn the difference.

[@Saltyoven]

Elise has X-Pac Heat. She isn't someone we want to see lose, she's someone we don't want to see at all.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

At least Jen keeps consistent and shines either on challenges and has good leadership while Elise is mostly create problems to everyone and more focus on drama. Elise is actually talented but her talent is buried by her bitchiness and her never-stop-talking mouth.

[@heymistercarter.]

One worth mentioning in terms of challenge performance betrayals between contestants: Ashley and Jared at the Top 5. The two were VERY close throughout the season, and practically said they’d support each other as long as the two were in it together. Then when Jared won the first individual Black Jacket reward challenge, he somehow chose Kristen to go with him instead of Ashley. This was sorta depicted as a betrayal due to their friendship beforehand. And Ashley absolutely went OFF on him when he came back from the reward, which I totally understand. Heck, in the storyline for the episode, Jared was practically served his comeuppance when he was blindsided in a double elimination with Manda. Ashley and Jared are on good terms now (something Ashley said when they were on All-Stars together), but you can tell him leaving her out of the reward was a stinger for her.

[@un6250]

Jared was pretty spineless tbf. Guy was ready to sell his mother for the black jacket

[@thepancakereviewer]

Honestly that entire situation was pettier than Tom, much like every situation during season 15.

[@nixuniverse5240]

You can tell Jared tried to be the flirty player type in his season.

[@jraymond1988]

Jared also seemed to be the only one that defended/missed Ashley when she was eliminated early in All Stars. But yes, when Keith/Garrett was on here I figured that Jared/Ashley would at least get an HM.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Meanwhile, in Season 19, Cody and Mary Lou are also close to each other and later in Black Jacket rounds, Kori won 2 challenges and pick each of them in 2 different weeks and both of them didn't feel jealous and just enjoying the punishments. Too bad they're not together in real life.

[@professionalasexual172]

Tiffany going ”I mean c’mon, she works at a waffle house” is the single most blood-boiling thing I ever heard from a contestant, idk why but it makes me sooooo mad

[@serryjeinfeld4864]

Ramsay smirking when he sent Nilka back in line cracks me up🤣🤣🤣 he knew he was gonna be a showdown when they were done lmfaooo

[@ColoredCelestial]

Honestly, Keith putting up Garrett may have been part of the reason he didn't make it to the final two. He'll put up with a little disloyalty for ratings but at the end of the day he has to trust the person he's giving the win to, and you can't trust someone who betrays their friend

[@deer0skullz]

obsessed with chris’ slow head turn

[@un6250]

The most underrated one has to be Jared’s betrayal of Ashley 😂

[@havelthedeadinside1799]

Melissa may have been a train wreck, but by taking out Tiffany, we were able to watch the sweetest underdog story in hells kitchen

[@seanswinton6242]

I agree, but Tiffany was gonna be toxic later, just like the Tiffany from Season 10 later. Tiffany was all over Julia from the start just because she worked at Waffle House, even though nobody could simply cook EGGS! Julia clearly could and showed them.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

​@@seanswinton6242Also, Julia who is Waffle House Cook must cook eggs a lot because when you want Waffle, Eggs are the main component.

[@joeymanus8108]

"Keep your head up Jennifer" 🤢 I hate her

[@subzerotheiceninga8254]

I love Chris's slow head turn after Michael puts him up for elimination.

[@urbanfool1]

It super bugged me when Elsie said she was mom to 3 kids and stepmom to 3. I just couldn't believe she'd make that distinction. Kudos to the narrator for saying mother of six every time after that.

[@Cruddy129]

I feel sorry for the kids that they're birthed by a self centred back stabbing b*tch of a mother

[@chimmu.]

Maybe she didn't want to disrespect her stepkids' biological mother. I've heard a lot of stories of step kids resenting their step parent for trying to take over the biological parent's place.

[@urbanfool1]

@@chimmu. I guess I just doesn't sound like that to me in this instance.

[@varisrevolver4061]

I always forget she says that, it comes naturally when talking about her, great underdog, great chef and a mother of 6

[@valkyraeee]

the oh so slow head turn chris gave michael after thr nomination. like you can tell what that turn says "oh hell no you did NOT just-"

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

3 more things about Jennifer's Elimination 1- Stan Tommy 2- Elise is the worst HK contestant alongside Matt Hearn and Russhole 3- Danny and Paula > Will and Paul, Literally, almost every other final 2 wouldn't have betrayed Jennifer like that.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

I think Jen is equally as awful as Elise. Elise was only slightly worse cause of her being a bully.

[@Andrewtops781]

Regarding point 2, where’s S4 Jason?

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

@@Andrewtops781 5th worse contestant imo, Behind Johnny and the others mentioned.

[@Andrewtops781]

@@ItsAaronsaccount05 how are Johnny, Russell, and Elise worse than S4 Jason?

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

@@Andrewtops781 More episodes of their unlike behavior plus Why did you not include Matt Hearn?

[@AidenOcelot]

The biggest betrayal was when Wolfgang Puck praised Declan for his amazing food, much more than the other two contestants. But then gave Declan the lowest score

[@vitomcsween974]

The thing about Hells Kitchen is the majority of contests don't realize how fragile friendship and teammates are when they're all working towards the same goal especially when it comes to Corporation in the kitchen and putting someone up for elimination and majority of them won't hesitate to betray a friend or teamate to win Hells Kitchen and the prize

[@Your_DaDye]

Paul and will just pissed me off. Jennifer was a better chef than Elise and they were manipulated by her! Elise had horrible services and made pretty much a mistake in every service. And I mean, she should have gone home over Elizabeth because she was way more consistent and made way less mistakes. That single handled made me lose all respect for Will and Paul.

[@peterwhite6415]

I agree Jennifer being booted out is rough and not the best choice. But its very likely they did it not due to manipulation, but it would make the next chalenge and service alot easier for them to be the Top 2. Elise atempt was pathetic and they both likely realize that or saw her talking to other. So theyre options were.: - Be honest, vote out Elise, and be at risk of not making it to the top 2 due to Jennifer being a stronger Chef. - Play along with the manipulation, vote out Jennifer, and relax abit since Elise would be easy to beat, giving them better chances of being the Top 2. Elise was fucked eitherway cause she was blinded by her Ego and these 2 had a chance to remove an actual threat and kick a weak one.

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

Jennifer was also a bigger threat than Elise. So they did right of wanting her out in order to win easier. I would have done the exact same

[@classicsportclassictiyl8547]

​@@AlessandroChiarelli Personally I don't think Jennifer was a threat to win the season tbh lets not forget that when the black jackets come out you have to stand out as leader and Jennifer didn't stand out for me. She had no voice at all compared to Elise, yes she had big gob on her but she proved that she has a voice that can command a team. She proved that at the final 10 when she carried to red team to victory on the meat station which was made even more impressive due to the fact that night nearly all the main course orders that came into the red kitchen were meat. Even the biggest Elise critic which they are many including myself had to hold their hands up and say fair play Elise crushed it that night. Here's another way of looking at it go back to the final 15 Red team's first dinner service defeat. She was nominated by Gordon along with Carrie and everyone on the red team were on the Carrie's hopeless, Carrie's crap bandwagon after the meat station fell apart. but Gordon asked her at the elimination ceremony why didn't she take control of the station, why didn't she drive it. That said to me right there Jennifer is not a leader because a leader would've taken control.

[@TheLegendaryMovieCritic]

Abe backstabbing Billy despite making a alliance with him was a very brutal Hell’s Kitchen betrayal!

[@djanime317]

He got his comeuppance though 😈

[@Fulgore2005]

Chris's slow turn along with Jimmy's mischievous smile made Michael's chess move much funnier. Imagine Season 13's Jennifer being alongside Paul, Will, Tommy and Elise. Wonder how that would play out.

[@samwasser4385]

“When you come to the kitchen and announce that you're an executive chef, you expect a little bit more than what I got from Chris. He's been telling the world that he has that amount of knowledge, then he should have been ten times better. “To be a great chef, you need great attention to detail, passion, and great work ethics. Tiffany worked hard, but that was it. Nothing else.” “ I’m trying to find someone here who deserves a restaurant. Each and every step of the way, Garrett fought me and his team. That’s why he’s not here any longer.” “ Jennifer finally found her voice in Hell’s Kitchen. Unfortunately, it’s when she was being eliminated.”

[@jraymond1988]

I feel like Elsie betraying Dewberry by saying he's safe and then putting him up in the 1st elimination should be on here.

[@Idkdontworrylol]

(Dewberry deserved to be nominated that night)

[@sleepbocas]

keith picking Virginia for the reward is funny given when he was eliminated over Virginia in the final 3, he accused ramsey of having a "hard-on" for her. now i feel like he was projecting a bit...

[@scottylewis8124]

At least Jennifer got her revenge in All Stars.

[@Sj430]

Me and my sister said the same thing.

[@ericyoutube77]

Lmfao , Keith picked Virginia on the reward but Virginia cheated on the couscous and Keith got eliminated over Virginia 😂😂

[@dominic4981]

I can understand Will voting for Jennifer since he probably saw her as a big competitor, but Paul voting is just big backstab

[@flareyg8072]

I don’t know if this counts as a betrayal, but this should be mentioned, but in current season 21, Abe betrayed Billy after they said they would be in an alliance and Billy got eliminated cause of that

[@fadeblac5633]

The Waffle House cook was better than most of her team. Fran did the most despicable back stabbing thing ever!! That was insane thing Keith had done. He was a Liar. Jennifer poured her heart out. Lol Alise should have gone home. Complete betrayal. That made no sense.

[@LawlessLonewolf]

Don't forget Antonio snitching on Sam when they promised not to throw each other under the bus

[@jesusrox4u]

If I’m remembering right, Fran acknowledged immediately that she messed up by nominating Nilka over Marie.

[@williammoore6128]

Can you do a video on bad chefs that don't get talked about enough like Melissa from S8 comes straight to mind

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

Jennifer getting betrayed by Paul and Will will always piss me off. No way was Elise better then her and not just cause of cooking. Just glad she beat Elise in All-Stars. Such sweet karma.

[@KWCline91]

I think Paul and Will did so out of strategy and not personal. They knew Elise couldn't beat them in the end despite what she said. Jennifer was a stronger threat to them. So they had to get rid of her. Could they have done so in a different way? Perhaps, but with five competitors left, Jennifer could've made the finale with how she was cooking.

[@rebeccamcdermott9259]

@@KWCline91 I can see your point.

[@darthsenate9506]

Found this channel a an hour ago didn’t know there was so much to the Hell’s Kitchen iceberg love the channel man thank you

[@Jayshiver]

Michael was probably the smartest Hell’s Kitchen contestant ever: -manipulated Gordon’s high hopes for Elsie and his hatred of Chris to get rid of one of his greatest competitors -immediately picked Jessica for his finale team for no reason other than to take her away from Ralph, thus making him pick the less talented members of the blue team to have someone he knew how to work with so he could get Elsie on his team -Invented the sabotage to make Ralph look bad in front of Gordon -In general, just stayed quiet, didn’t try to be too much of a leader, didn’t oversell himself, and was fairly friendly to pretty much everyone

[@ryanmusiker8702]

Another example is in season 15 when Ashley expected Jared to take her with him on her reward, but he chose Kristin, and Ashley was very angry with him and refused to get out of bed and wouldn't accept his apology or anything.

[@ElectroLyghtnyn20]

Facts

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Meanwhile, in Season 19, Cody and Mary Lou who are also very close seems like okay with each other as Kori as challenge winners in 2 different challenges pick her first and then Cody later.

[@ElectroLyghtnyn20]

@@margarethmichelina5146 i don't think Cody and ML are dating

[@everdeft]

With all these worst boots and worst betrayals it makes me wonder about the good teams. Do you have any plans to talk about the best teams and competitors in Hell's Kitchen? For competitor I know Dave is killer but there's also Ji, who volunteered herself for the red team so they could win and also because her pain was really bad. Gordon let her keep the jacket, too!

[@goober5713]

Did you know Kimmie is from the south?

[@iwenttobunnings7868]

No way

[@michaelfisher7159]

Nah.. I’ve never heard her say it.. not once…

[@starpaladinnelaj]

Paul and Wills betrayal was so fucked. Especially since they were such cool people otherwise

[@VoodooV1]

it's all a show. wouldn't shock me one bit if even Jen was in on it. Producers pull them aside, offer them more cash if they get super dramatic. Also gotta remember that Gordon is in on it too. If he's truly trying to get rid of the worst chef and he gets rid of Jennifer instead of Elise? it's all a scam.

[@twes003]

The Jennifer elimination pretty much destroyed the credibility of the show for me tbh. It’s still fun, but not as fun knowing alot of it is staged BS for drama which is kind of a given for reality tv so Ig it’s my fault for expecting too much

[@GlitchanBlack]

My personal addition to this list would be S1 Blue Team’s betrayal of Andrew.

[@kristencarlbon4561]

Julia’s was a good chef and Tiffany knew it and that’s why she wanted her out. Tiffany was a nasty person.

[@livyleigh_]

i met Julia this past summer at the waffle house she worked at. she was the nicest, most hard working person. she was taking care of orders, taking payment, cooking, cleaning, and telling us about her time on the show. it sucks that so many people underestimated her!

[@melissal1527]

She still works at Waffle House?

[@handsomeT-zf8to]

@@melissal1527 Yeah it seems a bit of a downgrade but there are waffle house vids of Julia in it. She seems really happy and enjoying her life. I mean there is nothing wrong with loving your job when it can help make ends meet, even when there are better opportunities out there. She is happy and that's what matters.

[@BeautyMonster1000]

Honestly, Garrett was being too damn dramatic about that thing with Keith. It's not camp, it's Hell's Kitchen. You're there to do a job, not to make friends. Also, what Elise and the guys did to Jennifer pisses me off to this day. She deserved so much better than that.

[@thecamishere4344]

I hardcore disagree considering Keith betrayed him TWICE. I still think it's horse shit Virgina made Final 2 but maybe Keith was snubbed as karma for what he did to Gareth. Now I'm slightly less pissed

[@Idkdontworrylol]

@@thecamishere4344 Wasn't a betrayal because the 1st thing was more of him changing his mind. For the 2nd reason Keith flat out said that friendship dosen't affect nomination( also, Garrett deserved to be nominated)

[@vidoquen111]

You should do a video on the weirdest opening titles sequence. They have some insane ones and these poor chefs having to pose for them.

[@kornchaiwongkiat7218]

Hell Kitchen is one of the very few shows that show how fake, dishonest and fragile a friendship could be and that you can never fully trust anyone, no matter how much you like them

[@AtomicGT55]

Meh, you have to remember that the footage is heavily edited and manipulated to potentially create storylines. Who knows how genuine these "friendships" really are

[@nunyabidnes2579]

A heavily-edited TV show with complete strangers forced to live together for a couple months and compete with each other for a single job position is in no way representative of friendship or anything else that happens in real life.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Isn't that basically every reality show ever?

[@VoodooV1]

the show encourages the worst traits in people....as do all reality shows

[@sheldoman]

That Jennifer moment was so painful when watching that season. I hated Elise so much and I thought that Paul vs Jennifer would've made for a really great finale but instead they just had to keep Elise for longer.

[@adamfearns9306]

Video idea: Best final dinner service teams Worst final dinner service teams

[@horrorfan5157]

Ugh I hate Paul and Elise. Elise will be the worst most hated contestant ever. 👎

[@Andrewtops781]

What about S4 Jason?

[@Idkdontworrylol]

Or Matt Hearn

[@eranshachar9954]

The thing about Michael and Chris is that they were not friends. Even prior to be put into elimination they understood each other perfectly so it was clear Michael will do something of this sort eventually. In the case of Melissa nominating the 2 girls who did the worst well done to her. I was pleased to see Tiffany go because she was heartless and egoistic girl. Fran was fooled but it was indeed a true betrayal. Garrett and Keith is number 1 for me.

[@vikkstarenthusiast6512]

Common Flynn masters W

[@Itallianmobboss]

To be fair, Waffle House chefs have a whole book to memorize

[@jiminthecutemochi7652]

The breathing into the mic at 2:56 really scared me for a moment LOL

[@CrownedGrassy]

Bc This channel i look forward to every single sunday

[@ForeignerFan74]

Thanks For Sharing!

[@asectic771]

If I were Nilka I would've laughed straight at Fran's face. Sure I might've been angry in the beginning, but oh boy did Chef Ramsay prove her wrong. The true form of revenge is always happiness people, not showing anger.

[@MiklosTamas1997]

Love your content!

[@FlynnMasters]

Thank you!

[@shayneholt6846]

I watch s1 of hell kitchen it’s way different but i love it my favs are Michael (the likable villain) Ralph I love his charisma but very great especially the of what he did after the show Elsie her growth is amazing and I am proud of her she made it that far Jessica she’s so sweet and I am surprise she made it that far but this is s1 also her friendship with Ralph was adorable and surprising Wendy I know she’s suck but I relate to her perfectionist nature I forgot Michael betray Chris also to remember their names I just give them nicknames

[@pneumonoultramicroscopicsiIico]

What about the dude that was cuddling with another woman on live tv while he has a fiancée and was supposed to be wed in a few months, that’s a pretty big betrayal

[@vanapirarayne738]

Chris went from executive chef to furniture maker, yeah he was really the strongest link in the red team...Michael was right to nominate him...he wouldn't have been there that long if he didn't because he was already getting on chef's nerves from the first time he opened his mouth...much like Andrew, but I actually think that Jessica should have went home before Andrew, but because she was best of the worst it had do be him...Jessica was carried by Ralph the whole time and when it came down to her having to do things for herself she couldn't and that's why it was beautiful Karma when Michael picked her for his team, because he knew that she wanted to be on Ralph's...and when he lost I bet Jessica was thanking the kitchen gods that she wasn't...Ralph sucked in my opinion too into himself and not wanting to listen to his team members when they were doing the menus and not wanting to admit when he made a bad call or mistake, that is not someone I would want to work in my kitchen. The sabotage from Michael and the poached Halibut is why he lost...in my opinion which doesn't matter, but I have been rewatching old seasons, before watching the newer ones that I missed because of watching Flynn's channel among others and I can safely say that I think I am right in my assumptions. TL;DR: RALPH FROM SEASON ONE LOST BECAUSE HE WAS FULL OF HIMSELF AND SABOTAGE, AND CHRIS FROM SEASON ONE IS A FURNITURE MAKER NOW INSTEAD OF AN EXECUTIVE CHEF LOL.

[@seanswinton6242]

I agree. Ralph literally pushed around Andrew when they were building ingredients that menu. When Michael nailed him at the pass, I was truly elated.

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

Jessica and Ralph both had a lot of BoW, no chance they were going home before the weak Andrew, who got nominated basically every time he could be

[@vanapirarayne738]

@@AlessandroChiarelli They've both had two BoWs, so not really a lot... Jessica was best of the worst in week four and week six while Ralph had it week three and week seven...Andrew was nominated three times in week three, four, and six where he was eliminated...do you see the pattern...he was nominated when either Ralph or Jessica were BoW, so I will tell you that they had it out for him from the get. Ralph and Jessica were hoping to go against each other, because in my opinion Ralph knew that Jessica was a weak chef, thankfully that didn't happen.

[@colocho545]

A vid i would love to see a ranking of all the recurring characters like all the sous chefs and maitre d’hotel excluding Gordon ramsey of course he’s number 1

[@EpicAndrew97]

I feel like if Keith didn’t nominate Garrett, he would’ve saved his own ass from being unfairly eliminated over Virginia in the final 3 service

[@Eckh4rt]

What Paul did to Jennifer was brutal. Wow, I don't think I could have done that to someone who confessed their feelings to me.

[@matthewlabbe8395]

Honorable mention or dishonorable in this case for Billy and Abe in the current season. Forming an “alliance” and then Abe putting Billy up for elimination (deservedly so but still stone cold)

[@yasmine6781]

Though what he did was unfair, I really think Paul did it more out of strategy than actually wanting Elise to stay. She was the strongest cook on his team during the final dinner service and her performance is probably the reason why his kitchen was run more seamlessly than Will's. Paul knew Elise would not make it to the final over him or Will and he chose to not alienate her so that she'd have his back in the final.

[@JohnSmith-wh2ob]

5:58 the shock on gordon’s face 😂

[@nugrahadwianggoro]

Just an idea: a video about your S21 black jacket prediction and contestants that you want to have black jackets if it's different lists

[@88crazydriver]

Love how that came back to bite keith in the ass

[@francoiscarriere5584]

there can be competition... with some sense of honor and (self-)respect...

[@antwansmith4925]

I don’t know if you have done this for a video but you should do like top 10 fan favorite chefs

[@varisrevolver4061]

On a rewatch of 2, I actually rate Keith, yeah, his attitude left a lot to be desired, but I'd say he was stronger than Heather, the final dinner service between red and blue (I think it was that one), Keith had a great performance whilst both Garret and Heather were terrible, with hindsight I was a bit too harsh on him

[@Spthomas47]

Betrayal is such a strange term in this format, but exists- Friendship didn't preclude honesty and that doesn't negate friendship. I've plenty of friends that in areas I trounce them but they completely ECLIPSE me in others. We understand these as just what is(reality), yet, I've known them many decades and Personalities wouldn't like that comfortabitity quickly.

[@alexthunder9926]

I wonder if jennifer has tried to find Paul to slap him in the face. I hope she did

[@seanswinton6242]

😂😂😂😂 She was really fuming, and I give her credit for staying composed so she could return. At the time, I thought she was gonna break out her inner Rhonda Rousey and launch at Paul, Will, or Elise. That would have been more memorable that Joseph Tinelly!

[@liminalcriminal_]

I wonder if the Jennifer betrayal was a strategic decision to keep Elise in the game, who he may have known was bringing in ratings and obviously wouldn't win

[@VerdantRange]

Cue the Spoony "BETRAYAL!" song.

[@SP4449productions]

Some Betrayals results in other people turning to that person or it back fires

[@joeydemitro8976]

INTERESTING STORY TOO MY FRIEND

[@abhainnxv1554]

I swear, if u use this one stock song one more f*cking time, I'm gonna apply and go on Hell's Kitchen despite me not being a chef at all.

[@forallthestupidshit3550]

Go for it. It's fun to see an unqualified idiot get cut on the first episode.

[@PsYDaniel]

Michael received a good dose of karma after season 1.

[@clursunny]

Your daughter dying and going homeless? That is not a good dose of karma

[@DanielSelk]

No Jared to Ashley? I'm shocked...

[@Idkdontworrylol]

It was one moment and they quickly made up.

[@Savantar_Ace]

WHO TF IS BREATHING IN THE MIC AT 3:00 ???

[@lemonbars1576]

#1 still makes me so dam angry to this day

[@mochalatte207]

Betraying someone from prison isn’t a good idea

[@gregwilliams853]

I wonder how some of the people are nominated to be a contestant on this show. Seems like a lot of them could scorch water.

[@DakkaScrappa]

oh and also nilka was eliminated from the buff necked, 10 packed, 6 armed menace