Why Gordon Ramsay Pretends to Be Something He's Not

[@S0L12D3]

Anyone who is a true fan of Gordon Ramsay knows that he isnt at all like the memes…. If you check out any of his series’ where he travels to cultural hubs, he has a tremendous amount of respect for their traditions and food techniques! That is the reason he seems upset most time. Because he truly has a passion and respect for quality food.

[@loadiee]

Exactly & master chef junior is literally the best show ever lmao HE ACTUALLY wants to teach the younger people how to be better. He only gets upset when people THINK they know what they’re doing & clearly they don’t.

[@Zaiden.]

@@loadieeno bro 😂

[@S0L12D3]

@@loadiee I like his home cooking courses the most. Like his masterclass and others

[@eddiegreencheez]

Omg! You mean to tell me that these TV shows aren't entirely real...blasphemy

[@Zaiden.]

@@eddiegreencheez what

[@descendintostanarchy]

I met Gordon at a book signing when I was 13 years old. He is truly one so kind and genuine. He listened intently to what I had to say to him. When his handler went to interrupt to tell him something he told his handler to piss off and let me finish. I still have the cook book he signed for me and has been an inspiration ever since.

[@DrLC.]

Aw I love this! I’m glad you got that experience. I have a lot of respect for adults (especially celebrities with handlers) who give children their full attention. Best comment I’ve read in a while ☺️

[@SnowWolf597]

that's amazing. thank you for sharing!

[@CaseyAvalon]

That's so cool! Thanks for sharing with us. Been watching him since like 2009

[@michaelhaydenbell]

Cool story, I like how he screams like a manic little baby at everybody else but you. What a great guy!

[@ghassenbenabdallah5899]

"We need bullies in school to recognize them in the future" Chris Rock (Ramsey is just a clumsy bully that we didn't recognize)

[@templariclegion2826]

When I found out he had a children version of his show, I was mortified. Then I watched it and realized how kind and compassionate he can be. He knows not to act the same way around those kids because he doesn't want to ruin their love for the craft. Mad respect for this man

[@didi012578]

Most adults know the difference between children and adults.

[@BobrLovr]

@@didi012578 lmao right? who ever wrote that comment should definitely have their computer searched. Guy doesn't realize that most people can differentiate between children and adults

[@fobinc]

I mean he has 3 kids, I hope he was good with them.

[@beggingbugger]

​@@fobinc As the son of a man who also suffered abuse from his father I can tell you from experience that he's probably trying very hard to improve but can slip up and get aggressive sometimes.

[@Maddiiea]

@@BobrLovrnot imo. It is not unusual for kids who have been exposed to physical and verbal abuse, to grow up and adopt habits that their own parents had towards them. I can understand why a lot of people would be worried about how he was gonna treat the kids, especially with his outbursts in the adult versions 😅 I doubt the person of the comment had any bad intentions in their comment

[@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon]

The UK version of Kitchen Nightmares really shows what Gordon is like when he's not shooting for an American audience. He's genuine and extremely passionate about what he does. Absolute legend, literally started from the bottom.

[@Kai...999]

That's weird, Americans aren't all about drama and cruelty.

[@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon]

@@Kai...999 yeah right

[@Kai...999]

@@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon lol you know I'm lying

[@Sig509]

yeah, I loved the UK version of KN. The American one... over dramatized. I've also stopped watching HK about the time they've introduced live audience for the dish tryouts. WTF was that.

[@12stepsbeyondtheeventhorizon]

@@Sig509 aye wtf was that indeed. Pure, concentrated cringe.

[@claymore9359]

"I didn't make Gordon Ramsay cry, he made himself cry. That was his choice to cry" Marco was a savage

[@taylorbug9]

Sounds like he was a terrible person and not one most people would ever choose to be around.

[@glenstortroen1286]

Sounds like he was a really harsh guy but Gordon Ramsay's relationship with him was critical to his success. Especially because he gave Gordon a lead position. Gordon is largely famous because of his ability to emulate that type of harshness as a leader. It may not be everyone's preferred style of leadership but it has proven effective.

[@izzysteez27]

Dude I started laughing out loud once I heard thay

[@talkingfez1265]

He sounds like Scar!

[@ljeans531]

Gaslight, Gatekeep, Girlboss😂😂😂

[@bub5842]

Met Gordon on the set of kitchen nightmares in 2010. I was in college. He was absolutely the nicest person I’ve ever met and I’ve met a lot of celebrities. Asked me questions about school about my life and really cared. Only thing is in person it’s really hard to understand him lol they tell him to talk more clearly for American TV and he also has producers in his ear so you can understand him better on TV than in person.

[@joncarroll2040]

I find this is true of most Scottish people.

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

Here is a thing on Ramsay's kitchen nightmares: Ramsay is capable of going a little tough on certain restaurants and look no further than the bistro with the vacuum packed lamb shanks that he actually had to reject because the waitress admitted theyre not just not fresh but werent refrigerated. Owner admits he never kept them cold because of the preservatives He chewed out the owner for the preservatives in them and how he is lucky he hasnt killed anyone yet pulling that method

[@alank1220]

This is the same comment of my sister who worked with him recently. Incredibly funny and a really nice guy. High standards, as you'd expect, but lovely man.

[@ardaoguzhan8181]

Yeah and i met Hitler yesterday with my dad Kanye West

[@helenvertannes691]

He speaks English, with no trace of a Scottish accent, yet you can't understand him. Forgive us English for actually knowing how to talk, without the ridiculous accents American's seems to have to adopt

[@gnub3360]

It's disgusting how his father was never locked up for what he did. There should be 0 tolerance for domestic abuse. No excuse.

[@themostbestwizard]

There should also be zero tolerance for frauds who turn the kitchen into a toxic workplace and can't even melt the cheese in a grilled cheese sandwich... Seriously Gordon can't even cook!

[@darthom]

true

[@anonymouse7074]

There's millions $$$ he will never see a cent of, so that's some mind torture for him

[@Chris-cy8mx]

It’s stunning that his mom choose such a guy. Let’s stop pretending like women are innocent angels. This doesn’t help anyone. Both people need to be selective on who they mate with but our society pushes that responsibility solely on men because women are worshipped as gods. Meanwhile, women actively seek out the bad boys because thrills or “I can change him” and act shocked when the bad boys are bad to them. If society held women accountable like men perhaps this wouldn’t happen. For you betas reading this, all your shaming won’t change the facts.

[@themostbestwizard]

@@Chris-cy8mx women seek out bad boys the same way that men seek bad girls. I don't see the difference. In fact, I see more men simping for women than the other way around. Ever heard of a pay pig?

[@justjay5879]

gordon is more strict on hells kitchen than master chef because the cooks on hells kitchen are professional cooks and the winner gets to run a restaurant.

[@followthemusic01]

Fr. He rather put them through hell so they become immune to it 🤣

[@juanchoresultay2704]

and it’s because its his own show so he can do what he wants to scold people when they flop

[@PramkLuna]

He has also explained in an interview that he is harder on hell's kitchen chefs more than the Masterchef ones because Masterchef has new home cooks and hell's kitchen is made of PROFESSIONAL chefs

[@047Kenny]

100% kitchens really can be incredibly intense. I miss it but I also don’t.

[@darkcnight]

he helped create a culture where screaming in the professional kitchen is a normalised act when in every other industry HR would have a word with him and fire him. It's not right to scream at your subordinates. you only resort to screaming when you have no control of your temper and lack basic leadership skills which you try to mask with screaming. Gordon is by and large a massive twat. you can appreciate his culinary skills but as a leader, he's atrocious.

[@halflucan]

Ramsay's rage does not come from his father. It comes from his extreme empathy of being a customer If you wait an hour for food that's undercooked, he's expressing rage on your behalf because a polite talking too isn't going to help restaurants in crisis

[@schizo5189]

Lol "empathy for customers". Brits must be fragile af if they go into flying rage just because food servered at a restaurant is bad. First world problems lmao

[@swampsprite9]

Verbally abusing people can just make them more anxious and less confident so they don't do as good of a job. There's no excuse for a lot of the stuff he said to the cooks.

[@Caitlyn777-e1x]

But the way you do it, always depends on how your raised, how you do everything is built from how your raised

[@berniasd012]

@@swampsprite9at the end pf the day it is business. If quailty falls so does the income. Which eventually pays the chefs. Plus he always compliments good work. Does both megativ and positive reinforcements. Obviously havent worked with him, but had similar mentor characters during my years and loved and respected them all! They made me better and want to be better.

[@SonOfSal94]

Being empathetic to people who have had had poor restaurant service doesn't give anyone an excuse to treat people you don't know like trash. Why not be empathetic to all people instead of picking and choosing?

[@r.mlheureux8481]

I think the most important thing you forgot to mention is that Gordon is only a dick to people claiming to be professional chefs. he's great with kids and people still learning! and him describing the blind woman's pie to her always makes me cry

[@TeamSprocket]

I remember reading somewhere that he''s only "unprofessional to unprofessional professionals" which I think is a good way to think of it

[@r.mlheureux8481]

​@@TeamSprocketthat's a great way to put it!

[@lucianholbrook3966]

I was a chef for over a decade and I personally worked with Gordon a few times. He was kind, skilled and well-respected by those around him. If you fuck something up, you face the consequences. But that's no different to the other kitchens I've worked in.

[@EmilliaMendoza]

​@@kingdom-dude I rather have that then getting smack in the head with a spoon. Grab your helmet sweetie. You might die from how soft you sound like

[@nathanhosea489]

​@@kingdom-dude That sh*t happens everywhere. My friend is training to be a cook, and in many services he's had pans/knives/food thrown at him. Gordon is nowhere as harsh as a lot of chefs are

[@antonymilne1346]

An abusive up-bringing, borderline (if not outright) abusive professional teaching, and a constantly stressful work environment tends to wind people up like a coil. We see in other shows like Masterchef, Gordon is fully able to tackle things calmly, even downright jovially. And if he's dealing with kids his patience and compassion really shine through. His kids speak highly of him, so clearly didn't adopt his father's "parenting", and isn't aggressive or angry around the house. Something tells me the shows where Ramsey is screaming at people is a mix of borh releasing a lot of pent up shit, and played up a little (or a lot) for entertainment.

[@anthonylonlieano848]

Not only that but it’s also important to note that the two shows where he’s angriest are Hell’s Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares. The ones where he’s dealing with people who are supposedly professional. If he sees someone in master chef not cook something perfectly he’ll tell them how they messed up and how to do it better. In something like Hell’s Kitchen it’s a different story since they should know how to cook something like a scallop, yet they never can.

[@samlaw5959]

Dude, putting out top level food every plate at a stellar pace winds you up like a coil. Just, you people don't get it. It can never just be THINGS ARE SERIOUS, TAKE THEM SERIOUSLY. It's always some wanky pseudo diagnosis which you all know is a fools errand. God you people piss me off.

[@s1ckboirari]

Gordan (specifically on hot ones) used to talk about the great Chefs he learned from and how much abuse they put him through even though he laughs it off, that childhood + working on such a tight schedule that if you leave the salmon in the pan for just 10 seconds too long, the head chef will downright throw this whole dish out and say start again AND call you filthy names (that's not just a Gordan thing that is a Head Chef thing) I've never been to a high-end restaurant but even as a costumer at this little Chinese place I grew up near I remember someones order was way later than the other ones and when the WAITRESS (not even a bloke) came out she had a visible red mark on her face like she'd been slapped. Could've been a family business, idk for sure but that arguably makes it even worse that they would hit their daughter for a small mistake that we as "diners" wouldn't have even noticed..

[@hadbetterdays8118]

Not to mention he respect people boundaries like when a contestant didn't want to be called a name his abusive father used to call him, Hordon proffenaily apologized and used his full name

[@redacted2275]

Yeah... this video misses the mark wanting to imply that Ramsay is a brute "because of his upbringing." As far as I know, he was never violent with his family or his staff (shouting in a kitchen environment is not violence in the traditional sense of the word). The same way he learned from Marco's fierce personality in the kitchen, he learned from his dad's erratic behavior. Of all of Ramsay's interviews that I read, he always tells his life story, he never preaches it.

[@Journey22405]

this video could be 3 seconds long, "why is Gordon Ramsey so angry?" "He's Scottish" Video Ends

[@nighttrain1565]

I have seen Gordon be very introspective and almost a therapist to the people he counsels. His temper is most definitely not an act but he is one of the most eloquent well articulated crisis managers alive. His ability to identify key problems and then address them and fix them is quite impressive. He could have had a second life as a psychiatrist.

[@hwstar9416]

you mean like that one time when his restaurant was in a rush and one of his staff had a blue band-aid. So instead of simply telling him to take it off, he went on and on and on wasting so much time yelling like a baby.

[@whatda38]

@@hwstar9416 nah the million other times that he councilled people on his shows

[@hwstar9416]

@@whatda38 you do realize that's all fake tv right? Boiling point is a show where Gordon is not acting as he's trying to achieve a michelen star for his restaurant

[@nighttrain1565]

@@hwstar9416 You can't fake or script at the counseling that Gordon has given the restaurant he has recovered on the shows where he goes in to save the restaurant. That's not staged. He is pretty damn reserved and collected when he wants to be.

[@hwstar9416]

@@nighttrain1565 lmao didn't your parents tell that most of what you see on TV is acting. Everything Gordon does after boiling point is acting

[@crispchaos]

Gordon Ramsay deserves every single bit of success he's attained. His childhood was so messed up and it's really a blessing he didn't go down a darker path like allot would. He also has really helped allot of people become successful chef and resturant owners. Also his work ethic is insane and something every man/woman should respect to and want to strive for.

[@DistrictEx]

666 @ JASON SANKAR 666 @ JASON SANKAR 666 @ JASON SANKAR

[@onemorechris]

There are more failed restaurants off the back of his kitchen nightmares show. and some of the chefs unalived themselves so his unjustifiable attitude hasn’t helped everyone

[@WellISaidIt]

He didn't but his brother did. his brother is a druggie and Gordons aid multiple times to get him clean but has now cut him off.

[@WellISaidIt]

@@onemorechris They would have failed with or without him, he just prolonged it a little. They all would have failed, the point is he saved a few of them as opposed to non of them had he not turned up. Also you claim of chefs unaliving themselves, I only know of one and he did it because he was caught cheating on his wife with a server. His affair is what led hm to take that action not Gordon.

[@onemorechris]

@@WellISaidIt there was a website with sources that detailed the aftermath

[@Sephiroth32vergil]

My favorite Gordon moment was him arguing with a business owner, the owner went on an egotistical rant and then asked "who the fuck are you?" Instead of mentioning all his michelin stars, money and accomplishments Gordon just leaned into his ear and said "I can cook". Gordon always valued his skills as a chef rather than his status.

[@Decafcoffeepls]

Wasn’t that the mill street bistro one? The one with the goat and elk dish?

[@bjornhaforsson2108]

​@@Decafcoffeeplsyes it was, the Joe guy. Crazy

[@sakshinarvekar6697]

​@@Decafcoffeepls yeah, that was Joe Nagi (or Nagy) owner of Mill Street Bistro

[@ll2323]

I love watching him with the kid chefs. He’s so nice and calm with them and even will stop and teach them during competitions. Stark difference in his personality, and fun to watch.

[@peterohara1]

Kitchen Nightmares is one of the best reality shows ever made. Not just because it was entertaining but also due to it being educational and helpful to the people on the show rather than exploiting them for the sake of the audience which most reality shows do.

[@assassin8636]

Okay? What's what's the issue of what you said at the end don't some people like that

[@CharlieApples]

As an American, I wish the American version was more like the UK version. The US version is so formulaic that it’s easily predictable. The UK version has more nuance. :/

[@dbgrfdg]

Sorry, that's not true. Did you even watch the show? 3/4 of it focuses on personal drama, they frame people with the cheapest reality TV show tricks, like short jump cuts and on the nose background music. And if you read up on the Restaurants after the show, you'll see that most of them didn't like the new interior, the guests didn't like the new menu and the either ended up closing the place or reorganizing it to mostly the pre show state.

[@adamprice3466]

​@@CharlieApples It really showed to difference between UK tv and American TV, the UK version was more calm and presented like a documentary where the US version is just shouting matches every episode.

[@nouhorni3229]

​@@dbgrfdgwatched the US adaptation.

[@Stirrups]

Fun fact about Season 6 of HK: According to Kevin Cottle's AMA on Reddit, Joseph challenging Gordon to a fight wasn't staged at all and the dude was actually kind of a psycho.

[@petersansgaming8783]

Yeah, I think what Hell's Kitchen does though is choosing certain people with character traits like these where they know it will be good entertainment. It's not fake per se but still somewhat crafted by filtering out boring people in the interviewing stage. That's how most reality TV shows operate.

[@justaguywhoplayspayday2841]

Dude needs therapy

[@KEEGANATORGAMING]

No matter what you think of him, you gotta respect everything he’s accomplished

[@sethxtekken]

No i dont respect that he made lots of millions of fake tv

[@KEEGANATORGAMING]

@@sethxtekken no he made millions off his 5 star restaurants aswell as his real tv

[@sethxtekken]

@@KEEGANATORGAMING yeh but fooling the viewers is not appreciated

[@GothamsMostTrusted]

​@@sethxtekken"Fooling the viewers." What are you on about, seriously? Everybody knows reality TV isn't reality.

[@bwer123gt]

​@@GothamsMostTrustedprolly the same people that enjoy wrestling keyfabe while repeatedly saying "I know it isn't real"

[@JameyMcQueen]

Love how the title is "Why Gordon Ramsay is Always Angry", when he's only angry towards adults. With children, he's always calm and collected.

[@LouieOcean2]

Yeah most grown people are ganna be dealing with a whole lot more adults than children

[@truck0]

Lol its pretty much just played up as an act

[@remydixon]

Well yeah, then he’d just be his father.

[@hemanthnair1290]

And even then he usually only gets really mad at people who have it coming...

[@Safalmao]

simple sweet calm and connected

[@Capnobvious]

His anger is chasing excellence. Last year I was eating at one of his restaurants in Vegas and he happened to walk in. Instead of making a b line to the back he stopped chatting with customers taking photos. It literally took him 30 min to walk about 15 feet and while one could say it’s publicity in the public eye. The face and eyes never lie and you could see he truly enjoyed talking to his customers.

[@sirnetflix7162]

It's also worth noting that Ramsay is not always angry in his modern shows either. As many people know, he doesn't have angry outbursts on MasterChef, even though the contestants are all adults as in all his other shows. Obviously he doesn't yell at children in the Junior version either. I don't think his actions in Hell's Kitchen are staged. If anything, the editors manipulate the footage in order to make everything seem worse but I don't think Ramsay as any real control over that. He's the host of the show, the main attraction, and he does his job. Whatever happens to the footage is out of his hands (unless they really tried to tarnish his reputation for whatever reason).

[@miragebangbravern]

Yeah, people who were in Kitchen Nightmares even say that everything you see is genuine besides the editing making things seem more incredibly bad than it is for the most part.

[@gdriskyplane3389]

Hell’s Kitchen isn’t edited or fake its real and you can ask anyone on the show particularly the latest winner of the show

[@gdriskyplane3389]

@@DeagleGamesTV yea but it’s not “fake” the edits obviously are but the chefs and alla that ARENT hence my point of it not being fake

[@WookieWoman]

"Hell's" Kitchen should be overseen by the devil. I'm sure that's what the producers told Gordon. So he just cranked it up to 11. 🤷‍♀️

[@Hc.krd1]

@@DeagleGamesTVlmao what? Master chef is for home cooks and Hell’s Kitchen is for professional cooks that’s why he’s tougher

[@thequintessential5503]

I never knew that Gordon had a rough childhood I understand exactly now where his rage stems from. I’m glad he was able to succeed in life I hope he is now able to buy his mom or siblings a home to get away from his alcoholic father

[@loganmcallister4635]

I mean, considering they’re all full blown adults now I would hope they don’t still live with him anyway lmao

[@mysteria5705]

They don't have to worry about the father anymore because he died in 1997.

[@flux_time]

​@@loganmcallister4635wives and husband's usually live together. Do you know what the comment was even saying?

[@GreenBoy9000]

@@mysteria5705 RIP Bozo

[@kuruptzZz]

You can tell how someone truly is by the way they treat common folk. And on those hotel hell shows, no matter how much gordon gives the owners shit, he is always incredibly respectful to the wait staff and lower level employees

[@PaulaAmato22]

I've worked with Him and he's a great Mentor... I remember he explained to me In the Kitchen it's not Anger but a pursuit for Quality, professionalism and Passion And he helped me with my personal situation when I was working at the Savoy for him... He's a gem 💜

[@themostbestwizard]

I believe you have offered your opinion in good faith (although it's wrong) because most abusive creeps are nice to people they want to get with. Even Steven Crowder would be nice to a pretty girl if she showed up as a coworker... at least for a little while. 😇

[@PaulaAmato22]

@@themostbestwizard what??? Are you drunk??? Don't disrespect one of my Mentors like that

[@themostbestwizard]

@@PaulaAmato22 It's nice that you want to be loyal but in my opinion, any woman who looks up to a man who has been literally caught on film being a toxic creep who demeans women... needs more self-respect and a better mentor. Speaking of which, don't be afraid to find a new mentor. Your next mentor will probably be a better person and he or she might even have the culinary skills necessary to melt the cheese in a grilled cheese sandwich. P.S. Fun fact: Disney once made a film about a talking pig named Gordy... though that probably has no bearing on this since THAT particular pig didn't get off on demeaning women.

[@PaulaAmato22]

@@themostbestwizard don't believe anything you see on the internet that's all I'm gonna say

[@CarlosRojas-qd2fc]

​@@PaulaAmato22Please ignore the asshat, how did you meet him tho? :0

[@lunaleia952]

Man his father was so brutal i can't imagine having to live like this.. my heart goes out to his mother too

[@mrj8214]

My Father was like that.

[@johnnyvalentino8720]

@@mrj8214did u beat his as when u got older?

[@holeindanssock156]

@@mrj8214 don't be like Gordon, lul, rise above the wave 🌊 ✌️ bless yo

[@danielramos6325]

Same thing to my dad father

[@Mal_Freeman0451]

1. The mother selected him 2. The mother chose to stay with him.

[@Reefer-Rampage69]

He’s genuinely a very respectful and calm man 90% of the time! His persona and memes are legit his brand now, but he definitely does have some demons in his heart from his past ❤

[@swampsprite9]

Bad parents cause lifelong damage to their kids. And I want to know why his mother stayed with the father when he wasn't even contributing financially. All serious abusers have at least one enabler and they're to blame as well.

[@ASCENSiON_]

Gordon's anger in the kitchen comes from a place of teaching. He knows these chefs are capable of way more than what they're showing him, which is why he pushes them so hard. Outside of dinner service, he's an extremely kindhearted and respectful person, and you get to see that a lot on his shows. I've gained a lot of respect for him since I first started watching Kitchen Nightmares and Hell's Kitchen on KZbin. Kitchen Nightmares is finally returning very soon on September 25th, with a new Hell's Kitchen season also starting 3 days later. Masterchef is currently airing a new season

[@aslamnurfikri7640]

I wonder what new Hell's Kitchen would look like after they experimented with new formats lately like All Stars, Rookies vs Veterans, Battle of the Ages, and Young Guns

[@ASCENSiON_]

​@@aslamnurfikri7640 there's a new trailer on KZbin for Hell's Kitchen: The American Dream. It seems like it'll be like Las Vegas where it's more of a season theme than an actual gimmick.

[@akselitukiainen1395]

I’ve worked in the industry for years and I can confirm that while it’s clearly made for television the show is definitely based on reality. High pressure environment mixed with strong personalities leads into intense situations where somebody’s feelings might get hurt

[@jamiebee1231]

Yeah I swear it’s an industry language? Not sure why he’s attributing it to his upbringing

[@slimtouche]

I quit the cooking because of it

[@WookieWoman]

Plus ratings/producers. It became a character and it brought the ratings. But yeah, kitchen life is fast paced, high stress, and rarely high paying.

[@elobiretv]

Yeah just watch Boiling Point, you can tell there's no acting from him in that and he is pretty much the same as in his later shows.

[@JustChill_1031]

And to think I had dreams of being a chef when I was in high school 25 years ago, thank God I reconsidered...

[@The_Joestar]

If you've seen his cook-alongs (usually on BBC around Christmas) you can see what he's really like. Funny, patient, willing to teach and has immense respect for people who genuinely want to learn how to cook but are still just beginning or just plain bad at it.

[@Gnomes4u]

The fact Gordon never served his dad a knuckle punch sandwiche is a testament on how cool head he could be.

[@92larsko]

thats more of a classic case of growing up with abusive parental figures

[@xtensionxward3659]

he was probably scared not cool headed

[@MrCandeiasjr]

On contrary. Gordon actually stated once when he encountered his father he couldn't feel anything but pity, but Gordon didn't help him in any way, which is poetic justice.

[@DistrictEx]

666 @ JASON SANKAR 666 @ JASON SANKAR 666 @ JASON SANKAR

[@DeadKraken]

@@MrCandeiasjr Love that tbh. Why beating him and making a media circus out of your private life, when you can just watch your abuser waste away in misery. Smart and way more cruel, that's what I aspire to serve my abusive family too🙏

[@Thed538dhsk]

He's not a jerk tho, these chefs be serving raw food, having rats in the kitchen like ratatouille, and giving him attitude when he is the professional. You'd be yelling too. Especially shows like kitchen nightmares and hotel nightmares, these restaurant owners be stealing worker's tips and yelling at customers. Watch him deal with these assholes and then see him with children chefs. Supportive, welcoming, and thoughtful criticism vs dealing with these adults where he appears aggressive

[@orbit9965]

if you watch other shows such as Gordon, Gino and Freds Road Trip, you can see how funny, kind and caring he is and how he truly cares about different cultures and food

[@liukang3545]

HAHA

[@liukang3545]

pure psych0 if you ask me, father like son HAHA!

[@viheart]

Gordon is just very strict when it comes to running his kitchen because he takes his profession very seriously, but many time over he has showed he is a kind and genuine man with a real no bullshit attitude. It’s rare to find celebrities with that amount of being real.

[@themostbestwizard]

"Iosif Dzugashvilli is just very strict when it comes to running his country because he takes his profession very seriously... - Same Logic There is a key difference however. Unlike Gordon Ransey, Iosif could probably at least melt the cheese in a GRILLED CHEESE sandwich. 😄

[@thenaysays]

@@themostbestwizard ok that grilled cheese and kimchi sandwich, idk what gordon was on, maybe opium. but hey, maybe a guy can have pregnancy cravings sometimes.

[@themostbestwizard]

@@thenaysays men can get pregnant? That doesn't make sense. To get pregnant you need a uterus and men don't have those.

[@sulffffffur]

@@themostbestwizardtf Stalin got to do with anything LMAO

[@memorimusic420]

He just does this for the show. Hes actually a very wholesome man behind the scenes

[@sauce1232]

Ever watched boiling point when he was chasing his first 3 Michelin stars? That was not for the show 😂

[@nighttrain1565]

He is a very wholesome person but his temper is definitely not an act

[@memorimusic420]

@@sauce1232 yes maybe sometimes he loses temper like everyone on this planet. But he has helped countless people become chefs, pay their schools, helped inmates get a job etc etc

[@yourlocalwaifu8601]

That's what I say

[@zibberebbiz]

wow I didn't know so many people hadn't seen Boiling Point

[@1spidog]

you can tell he genuinely cares about people he gets angry when he feels the need to push people to their potential or feels frustrated with people not taking things seriously or a joke but l can tell he’s a good guy at heart from the people he’s helped.

[@cuddlecakes7153]

Not to mention he helped Prisoners get better by allowing them to cook food instead of sitting in a cell all day. He went through a lot of crap to make that happen, and even set up a bakery where they can sell their food

[@Mixman86Page]

Gordon Ramsay is a pretty wholesome guy a lot of the time outside his own TV shows. Reality TV has to keep its viewers entertained, so they always (even if faked) have to one up themselves or get cancelled.

[@liukang3545]

lolw

[@liukang3545]

look at this guy, justifying a bully HAHA!

[@vladimirtiffany]

@@liukang3545 its literally staged

[@TheItalianoAssassino]

7:30 that's a pound sign bro 😂

[@john-xu9iz]

We met Chef Ramsay once in Los Angeles, and he was very kind to us when we asked if we could please take his picture. He took time from his day to stop, pose, and smile for us without hesitation.

[@n0tett]

Gordon Ramseys always angry because he's thinking about something someone said to him 20 years ago constantly.

[@followthemusic01]

But everything is so damn funny when he says it

[@Planeet-Long]

06:00 "I didn't make Gordon Ramsay cry, he made himself cry, that was his choice to cry." That's literally how an abuser sounds like.

[@Zaiden.]

Because he is Gordan Ramsay 😂💀

[@Xsor]

The title say why he is no why is he

[@Lor..]

@@Xsordoesn’t matter

[@tiaraw872]

@@Lor..then you wouldn’t be here if it didn’t matter

[@SimpleManSimpleLife]

​@Xsor it's supposed to be a joke

[@Lor..]

@@SimpleManSimpleLife I don’t see the joke

[@lisahoshowsky4251]

To me it always seemed the over the top reactions come less from anger and more from deep passion. He wants people to succeed in a career he loves. You can also tell he has a deep respect for most people as well, he is incredibly good with the children competitors, he handles his home cooks different than his professional cook competitors. He is a man who has found success in this industry and is always working to inspire passion and success in others. I don’t think his “anger” comes from meanness, even when he did target people more directly (ie idiot sandwich) he never really tore a person down deeply and I’ve noticed he’s even gotten away from those more “personal” attacks. He may still say he’s disappointed in you all when a service doesn’t go right, which I’m sure absolutely cuts, but he’s never insulting towards you personally outside your skills as a chef which I feel like would be really easy to do in these types of shows. It’s a high stress industry and if he was truly deeply mentally hurting people I think we’d have a lot more carnage in his wake over the years with how many shows he’s on.

[@PhilGMonte]

I know people working in a fine dining restaurant, they always say that yelling and cursing in the kitchen is pretty normal. It's a high pressure workplace for sure.

[@cpuman]

The simple and easy to understand reason why Ramsey is angry is because the people on the show are supposed to be PROFESSIONALS that should be able to handle what in a professional industry are simple tasks, they make amateur level mistakes constantly and are wanting to run a whole restaurant when they can't even manage a simple line cook position.

[@hwstar9416]

you know whats a simple task that PROFESSIONALS should be able to handle? staying calm and handling the situation properly. Gordon is an overgrown baby. There's a scene in boiling point where one of the staff has a blue band-aid (not ideal for a michelen star), so naturally you'd want to tell him to wear a skin colored band-aid. Yet gordon did not do that, instead he started yelling and went on and on about this blue band-aid. And this was while the restaurant was packed and in a rush. Stop admiring a POS

[@lawrencehortizuela4978]

@@hwstar9416 You say that but something tells me you either never seen the constant comments about his calmness outside of Kitchen nightmares (Masterchef and Masterchef Jr) or ignored the video regarding his abuse. Also most of his outbursts are just remixed to be blown out of proportion.

[@hwstar9416]

@@lawrencehortizuela4978 im talking about boiling point, a show where he's not acting. He's trying to get a micheln star for his restaurant

[@aurelian2668]

​@@hwstar9416 Yeah, that would make someone like Gordon go explosive on the temper. The pressure to get a third michelin star probably contributed to his already strong temper.

[@TFreds11]

I love how he’s saying the British version of words for this video

[@Jamzmahname]

“The restaurant was renamed ‘Eggplant’”

[@bigdawg8875]

@@Jamzmahnamehe’s probably on about calling what you’d call soccer football

[@ploopy8780]

except he's calling pounds 'euros' lol

[@evan]

The mispronunciations of warwickshire and even aubergine truly hurt

[@SirTheobald]

actually one of the greatest tv persons and one of the most polite, respectful, and fair world-class professional who achieved impossible levels of fame. gives as much as he takes, and has no problem talking eye to eye like a normal person and listen. The reason he's world class is his respect and love for food and that transpires through everything he does.

[@DecentGreenTea]

gordon ramsay doing his bosses wife is the most gordon ramsay thing to do in that situation

[@AA-hg5fk]

2:01 - At least 4 of the locations dotted on the map are in Scotland, not England. Ramsey is proud of his Scottish heritage. Also Banbury in Oxfordshire is not in 'South east' England!

[@JRK2669]

Oxfordshire is South-east England?

[@HotLeafJuicer]

He's not a jerk he's a legendary jerk

[@Ryan-ni7mo]

If you watch old footage of gordon working to earn his michalen stars. That was his worst. He was toxic and ruthless to his staff. But he worked like 18 hours a day, stressing out over his restraunts reputation. He was and still is a workaholic. Thats where his anger comes from. Youll only see it nowadays when hes put back into that same positon leading a kitchen and he only really knows how to lead that way. People think hes acting for the cameras but hes definitely not

[@gx1tar1er]

Boiling Point Documentary. His rage in there is 100× worse than Hell's Kitchen eventhough he admit he feels embarrassed watching that now.

[@RussNoeHnHShow]

I have deep respect for Gordon Ramsey for his passion and his work ethic. He is someone that I look up to greatly.

[@danielsanabria6917]

Gordon came to Costa Rica recently, he went to a local restaurant on the Caribbean coast, ordered the most costarrican meal possible, and praised the coock. He’s a great dude

[@AdamOBrien29]

He's absolutely not an asshole, a genuinely lovely bloke who goes above and beyond to help

[@garywarburton3124]

here is the thing his "anger" makes him money as well so does his cooking however its truly not the real Ramsay you see on the tv unless its masterchef or interviews

[@DannieKamete]

calling people abusive names for not cooking a dish to his liking makes him a lovely bloke? He gets away with these things, but were it anyone else, they'd get slagged for it

[@AdamOBrien29]

@@DannieKamete are you referring to Kitchen Nightmares or Hells Kitchen? In kitchen nightmares the food is being served to the public, any bad practises can make people sick and poor food will hurt the business. He needs to be aggressive to stamp his point, and often he's dealing with deluded stubborn owners/chefs. In hell's kitchen the contestants are competing to work in his restaurant as an extension of him. If they can't handle pressure and 'abuse' as you call it they shouldn't be there. If you've worked in a kitchen you'll know that being cursed at and angry responses is part of the industry

[@DannieKamete]

@@AdamOBrien29 It's clearly excessive, abusive language. He knows people love drama and plays it up for the cameras. You can get your point across without appearing like a raving loon. I've worked in restaurants before, in two countries, and being cursed at is not something I experienced. Maybe it's a cultural thing, but that behavior would never fly in my country. Justifying insane outbursts as part and parcel of the industry is how these chefs think they're gods in human form

[@AdamOBrien29]

@@DannieKamete well yeah I mean he does ramp it up for TV but so what, it is entertaining and he's trying to help these people. It's for sure a thing in Ireland. Considering he's Scottish maybe it is cultural

[@nyeonii]

I’ve actually met him before at one of his restaurants. Gordon is a genuinely nice person but he is very passionate about cooking. He is critical and yells when he thinks someone is being careless or lazy, but he is much more forgiving when he sees someone putting in effort to improve

[@camschuster5947]

Recently found your channel. I know you’ve heard this a thousand times but this is some of the best docu style content on KZbin. To the point narration, entertaining and educational. Bravo good sir. 👏

[@kaarxu]

Gordon only gets upset because he genuinely wants that person to learn and get better, he doesn't get angry just because "he feels like it". If you've seen some of his other videos aside from the "memes" he actually helps them, to the point where he is almost counseling them.

[@hwstar9416]

you clearly didnt watch boiling point (he's not acting in it, hes trying to get his 3rd michelen star). He constantly acts like a baby in it, and not for good reason.

[@LordRobaZe]

@@hwstar9416 lol what?

[@SonOfTheChinChin]

​@@hwstar94161. the kitchen ac was faulty 2. his wife was pregnant 3. he had a debt with his friend 4. it was his first opening night of his restaurant 5. he needed to be successful on his first restaurant night

[@PokemonHaloFan]

I enjoy watching Gordon's cooking videos on his channel. He seems like a decent guy there. Just relaxed and enjoying his passion.

[@ComeAcasa-y9x]

8:55 the water. The waiter drunk out of the bottle. Ramsey was angry he didn't poor it into a glass and drank out of the glass.

[@imkarmabtw]

i don't think gordons temper is actually as bad as it seems, there's lots of articles from past HK contestants saying that whenever they have problems in the kitchen he always takes the time to help and show them how to do whatever they are doing, fox just cuts all that out

[@phil_dubss8335]

Kitchen Knightmares wasn’t cancelled, he woke up one morning and decided to stop the show. And it’s now back on the air for an 8th season in US

[@teddyfurstman1997]

I adore Gordon for his honesty and his passion for cooking and used anger at his opponents for a reason in his shows.

[@SuitlessRun]

The UK versions of Kitchen Nightmares and Hotel Hell give you much better insight into GR than the over-the-top US stuff. He's not a perfect guy, but he's driven by passion and wants others to reach their potential. Watching those old shows is very inspiring.

[@kishorekumar3475]

"I didn't make Gordon Ramsay cry, he made himself cry. That was his choice to cry" - Average stoicism enjoyer, LOL.

[@Terror_Dactel]

Literally every video is so different from the last and each is just as interesting. Never stop Patrick. 💧

[@noicemate9111]

I still don’t understand how people like this dude just cuz of funny moments, he literally is an angry dork

[@miragebangbravern]

Imagine being in his shoes having to deal with incompetent chefs who can likely make incredibly bad decisions that can ruin everything like serving raw food. Or perhaps, just get a job in a top tier restaurant and you would understand where he is coming from.

[@noicemate9111]

@@miragebangbravern then how do all the other chefs do it? Wtf are u even talking about? I never said not to be strict, maybe just don’t degrade tf out of people

[@bonbonvegabon]

bahhahaha Man I hate sensitive Ge Z's lol GROW UP

[@EpicAndrew97]

@@noicemate9111 stupid

[@AzureRaven]

When you watch Hells Kitchen rage compilations, Gordon seems completely unhinged. But when you actually watch the show, you realize that 90% of the contestants are pieces of shit and you end up begging that Gordon puts them in their place.

[@superplague]

Had a chef that worked at Burger as well as helped with training the kids for Master Chef Junior. He said that Gordon is exactly like how you see him when he talks to the kids. Just a chill, happy guy.

[@gLobbZ]

It's hard to comprehend how someone who is so mean to people, is so loved by everyone. I think it stems from the fact that, yes he is verbally abusive in some cases, BUT he does it because he knows the person is capable of better and he just wants them to see the potential in themselves that he sees in them.

[@JReybabay]

1:00 she must’ve been a really bad listener. 😂😂😂

[@lunastar7599]

I saw him on you tube cooking with his kids, I was happily shocked with how much he smiled and was very happy!❤❤❤❤

[@younessizemreten5703]

The show that really shows Ramsay's true nature and passion and love for cooking is Gordon Ramsay: Uncharted.

[@okctrl]

Gordon is just too funny 😂

[@jewsaregenocidalhores]

Only to sad imbeciles. if the shoe fits go ahead

[@1.7.]

You can’t spell Gordan Ramsay without the word angry 🔥

[@Relic58]

Gordon feels a lot like Benson from Regular Show. Known mostly for his angry outbursts but is actually a pretty nice guy and a good mentor, but he also grew up with an abusive father.

[@bamuz]

I have watched every episode of everything Gordon has done, and totally organic Never knew how much I enjoyed his stuff until I realized I’ve watched it all Absolute legend and has def influenced me in the kitchen and life

[@chrisst8922]

I've rarely watched him as he's negative. But in one programme some year ago he couldn't praise them all enough. He was so complimentary of their hard work and quality. More of that please.

[@scarecrowsurprise]

Not only is he a tremendous chef, but he's one of the few mainstream celebrities who's been able to seamlessly transition to having an online presence, what with his Tik-Tok reactions, and appearing on KZbin chef's channels. I think it's often understated how good he is at having a screen presence.

[@aconvowithcrissee222]

"until he started a sexual relationship with the owner's wife" was such a curveball

[@1.7.]

How

[@ollieminecraft]

Gordon Ramsay got mad at somebody for drinking water. Water is healthy, so I disagree with Gordon's decision. Stay hydrated.

[@matthewrowe-blackman4994]

it wasn't that he drank water, it was he did in fron of the customers

[@bonedog5130]

"i didn't make him cry, he made himself cry" is like saying "i didn't shoot him, he shot himself"

[@ValisX]

I’m in awe at how much Gordon is/ has been on television through the years. Seeing this makes me understand why he’s trying to do so much.

[@MarioG02]

He is angry for American audiences… for British tv he is usually calm and respectful.

[@eoinoconnor5783]

He wasn’t like that back in the 90s. He was just as volatile then.

[@josh.dclxvi]

8:46 if anyone else has worked in a fine dining restaurant you know that’s something you don’t do.

[@topspot4834]

Gordon is worth over $200 million ... The reason he's always "angry" is cause that's what he gets paid to do. Any true fan knows Gordon has a heart of gold!

[@youtubmicpan]

Any true fan is as obnoxious a supporter of abuse as Ramsay.

[@2thumms487]

I never wanted to be dumb enough to associate the Michelin star with the Michelin man mascot but then...you know.. I guess that is what it is huh😂

[@jojoyeu]

Lol...me too. I realised only recently that the company responsible for making Michelin tyres also gave Michelin stars.

[@zacstrip6172]

Gordon Ramsay can help and touch people in ways others can't and especially don't have the patience for. I have nothing but respect and admiration for him, I'm still watching kitchen nightmares and hell hotel to this day. They dedication he has to help others blows my mind

[@pantoraaijmakers6711]

love how patrick gives his opinions on the subject matter instead of staying radio silent so the viewer can draw its own conclueslion

[@dcry1003]

ngl the US version of kitchen nightmares perfectly captures how the US is as a whole, and its fcking terrifying, i'd rather watch the UK version all day

[@BlameItOnMercury]

I hate living in the U.S.

[@md20062]

@@BlameItOnMercurythen leave

[@takeshiasahi5494]

Gordon's mother is just wholesome, her famous apple pie video with Gordon is still one of the most wholesome moments on youtube.

[@MrGamerz20]

Whether it’s performative or not, he is definitely compelling. As long as he’s still a well-acclaimed chef, he’ll have some level of leeway with how harsh he wants to be with criticisms in the kitchen. Great backstory as usual Patrick!

[@Slipknlov]

8:50 lol you bleep out the F work like "FU-CK OFF!"

[@loadiee]

lol before even watching this, hes not angry, he just knows good food. everyone thinks they can cook just like everyone thinks they know everything, but gordon just tells people like it is, and hearing you cant do something "your grandmother taught you" is hard stuff to swallow. he also has the resume to be as mean as he'd like when it comes to food and food prep

[@TheTundraTerror]

Also, a lot of it is just played up for American television.

[@S0L12D3]

He only gets upset when people out right disrespect quality ingredients, or when they half ass their work….

[@PatrickCc]

Nothing says I know good food like calling someone a stupid fat bitch 🤣🤣🤣

[@Zaiden.]

@@PatrickCc 😂

[@nevatrussAhoe]

Being good at something doesn’t give you the right to berate and insult people.

[@bogus69]

Gordon is a legend, I’m so glad kitchen nightmares is free on YT lol

[@TheChosennn]

my culinary teacher met gordon in vegas and said that his attitude on tv is just for show. he’s actually an insanely nice guy irl and doesn’t get on his other chefs like this. a security guard from my school met him at hell’s kitchen once too and said he’s an extremely nice guy. everyone that has met him has said how nice he is and legitimately too so to me this makes sense

[@dukesilver3491]

Great video. Shire is usually pronounced Sheer in the uk...like 90% of the time at least. Safer to go with Sheer if in doubt.

[@KO-Nn00]

"I didn't make Gordon Ramsay cry... He made himself cry, that was his choice to cry".... 😭😭🤣💀 - Marco White 5:44

[@ljeans531]

The ultimate Gaslight technique 👌 😂😭

[@kaylamullins2410]

😂😂😂

[@ChrisP3000x]

1) You have no knowledge of who he "is" or "isn't" 2) Of course actors "pretend" to be a character in a scripted TV show. That's what actors do.