The Worst Elimination Pleas In Hell's Kitchen History

[@lucasmarble2572]

Tiffany's plea at the final 11 ticked me off more than any. Especially since she said Barbie couldn't run a station by herself when she got her out of trouble twice that service. wow.

[@scottylewis8124]

She predicted her elimination number.

[@solomonburgess8196]

@@scottylewis8124 John Taffer and his experts and his crew is involved in the worst elimination pleas with Gordon Ramsey on HK kitchen nightmares and bar rescue.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also Tiffany didn't even return to Final Dinner Service to help Christina or Justin and got replaced by Patrick. Meanwhile, the former BFFs, Robyn and Kimmie returned along with their "nemesis", Barbie.

[@allisonlee6298]

@@margarethmichelina5146 Fun fact: Barbie and Kimmie became friends after the show

[@scottylewis8124]

@@margarethmichelina5146 the passion of a snail

[@dizzylilthing]

"I don't know percentages but over that." MY GUY WENT LAST IN A NAME THE HIGHEST NUMBER COMPETITION AND FUCKING LOST

[@JToaster]

Something so fucking stupid it shouldn’t be possible

[@RanOutOfSpac]

This is the truest/funniest thing I’ve ever read lmao

[@hemlockolympic]

DUDE FOR REAL! Great comment lmao.

[@MrWik0078]

I still don't know how ya lose that

[@margarethmichelina5146]

He could just say "I give you 200%" because Ben said "100%" and Matt said "175%" Come on, man.

[@Pepito_Sanchez]

The weirdest plea is when Giacomo compared the competition to "holding a greasy potato". He actually managed to survive that night.

[@CaptainSpycrab]

I've held a greasy potato before. It's because it's coated in olive oil and is about to be salted and baked to perfection.

[@DooDooWater9732-n5z]

​@@CaptainSpycrab That's probably why he stayed lol

[@randomyoutuberobot3247]

Tiffany:Barbie can't run a station by herself! *Earlier that night* Barbie: *Takes over Tiffany's station twice after the food gets ruined, and runs garnish*

[@margarethmichelina5146]

I feel bad for Barbie in Season 10 who's always getting bullied by her teammates for no reason. But, Barbie in Season 17 is a total bitch for always bullying Michelle along with Elise.

[@creedbratton4064]

I never understood why they all decided to hate Barbie

[@Locutus]

@@creedbratton4064 Yeah, me too. Barbie could cook. I liked Barbie.

[@klltx2001]

@@creedbratton4064 Probably a racism thing just for the drama. (You know how American tv is.)

[@sensualsquelch]

@@Locutus I don’t want to watch season 17 because I’ve heard that Barbie is apparently much worse and I really liked her in season 10, the same reason I don’t want to see T’s second season

[@amthatdad3450]

It cracks me up every single time when the contestants up for elimination say things like "I'm a fighter" and "I'm ready for battle". This is a cooking show, not gladiator school.

[@acidd69]

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[@marleinasmom]

You clearly have never worked under Gordon Ramsay.

[@tafua_a]

@@acidd69 When it's overused by shit cooks, it starts getting annoying though.

[@TheEarlThePearl1]

@@acidd69 bro doesn’t know that 90% of the chefs say that exact same thing 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@richardsavings6690]

"Believe me chef, I'm a warrior, I'm ready to fight! That's why I brought my bat" *Pulls out a baseball bat*

[@MegaCheeseEater303]

Craig: "I don't know percentage." Maybe if he's allowed to wear the chef hat Remy would have helped him with the plea

[@darcyroberts8873]

Craig didn't study his maths

[@ADuckInBlack]

that was so stupid it's comical

[@FoxGamer39618]

Who is Remy?

[@ElsaAzevedo-qw8cl]

The rat from Ratatouille​@@FoxGamer39618

[@jeremiahhester6408]

​@@FoxGamer39618The rat from Ratatouille

[@Raziel236]

Like a nine lmao. She actually looked so earnest like she thought she had given a good answer.

[@pandosham]

As much as i hate Tiffany i think the situation kind of made sense for the answer cause in most situations like that 10 is 'Unrealistic and you're just bsing' I mean she really wasn't getting out of that one alive regardless

[@teresawatson1038]

i don't think there was anything wrong with that answer

[@ryanmusiker8702]

It shows she doesn't completely care. If she did, she would have said 10 or even more than that, and said it convincingly at that.

[@bingbongdingdong867]

Tiffany: "10." Gordon: "Yeah? Well it doesn't fucking show." There's no way to answer a question *correctly* when you're on the chopping block.

[@ryanmusiker8702]

@@bingbongdingdong867 well, that's why you need to do a good job, that way you won't be on the chopping block.

[@SFC_on_Insta]

“Chef, I have the drive and the passion to be here.” -Every chef at elimination

[@TheEarlThePearl1]

“I’m a fighter chef”

[@cloudy7937]

Honorable mentions "I always give a 100/110/150/200%" "I have so much heart and so much passion"

[@cherrychocolate1434]

"You forgot fingers." -Ramsey to Gaurav during his elimination plea after saying that exact statement

[@margarethmichelina5146]

"I make a mistake tonight and I'll never do it again." *Process to make mistakes and get nominated again*

[@goldengoodra2941]

Wtf else are you supposed to say

[@Neo-lc9wu]

I know it isn't exactly a plea, but Simone in season 12 literally volunteered to leave so I think that deserves an honourable mention

[@Woodenfan]

S13 Aaron too (unless that's in this vid)

[@MaxBurnHeart]

They left because of their own decision. Not because their reason to stay was horrible. This video was about that second part.

[@megavore97]

Season 21 Zeus as well.

[@canadacaden3266]

I'm honestly surprised that Tiffany wasn't instantly eliminated when Ramsay asked her how much she cares and she didn't immediately answer 10. If I were Ramsay and heard that, I wouldn't even bother hearing the other pleas and told Tiffany to give me her jacket.

[@heymistercarter.]

In terms of chefs who struggled with the “Are you better than XYZ Chef” question during the elimination plea, Sam from Young Guns is also up there. He did solidly throughout the season, but was losing a bit of steam and got nominated a few times. Then it was him and Antonio up for elimination. And I guess because he didn’t want to throw Antonio under the bus, he refused to answer Ramsay’s question and was sniped out of the competition. It’s a shame too, because I think he had a chance of making the black jackets if this hadn’t happened.

[@bck_02]

And before the two of them went up there, they both said they wouldn't throw each other under the bus; And when Ramsey asked Antonio who the weakest chef was, without hesitation he said Sam lol

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Sam just took Elliot's level of stupidity. I know he doesn't want to throw the team under thr bus. But, when Chef Ramsay asked you, you should answer it.

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

At least he didn’t throw in the towel like Elliot

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Update: Jermaine from recent season which is Season 22 also got eliminated for the same reason: Couldn't answer who is the weakest chef on his team

[@michaelweiske702]

It appears to me that many of these failing pleas fall into one of two traps: -Mistaking confidence with arrogance -Mistaking humility with weakness

[@tafua_a]

Craig's "I don't know percentages" exacerbated my gripe and annoyance with the "I'll give you over 100%" cliché. It's not physically possible, and even if it were, I'll gladly take Gordon Ramsay's 20% over a Craig's 200%.

[@jamesflames6987]

Why isn't is physically possible? They didn't specify 100% of what.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Craig could just say 200% since Ben said 100% and Matt said 125%.

[@trueblueryu5713]

Over 100% is supposed to mean surpassing your previous limitations. The only time it’s not possible in any capacity is when people say something like “it was 110% less”, then it’s impossible, since removing 100% of anything makes it zero.

[@squidwardshouse5431]

@@jamesflames6987 kinda is considering they barely hit 10%

[@Person01234]

depends if they mean "over 100% of what I have" or "over 100% of what I've been giving so far". The first would be impossible, the second wouldn't be a good look either because it implies you've been half-assing it up till now. At least craig admitted he didn't know percentages though. Putting aside that it's just numbers and he needed only to be able to count to 126, at least it gives him an excuse for promising the impossible. Funnily enough though I actually suspect that he was trying to say the same thing as you. Of course he can count above 125, but he knows that saying "I'll give you 150%" is just empty platitudes, I just think that being on the spot and not really going balls in on calling out his fellow contestant for being full of shit he really didn't express it in a satisfactory way.

[@rowan4573]

A video idea, you could do most Brutal Eliminations Like Matthew from S20, where he didn't even get a plea. Or Kevin from S15 who got ejected without Ramsay even batting an eye

[@Pepito_Sanchez]

The most brutal elimination is Nilka from S7. "NO CHEF DON'T SAY THAT PLEASE!"

[@margarethmichelina5146]

The first one is Mellisa from Season 3 whom Ramsay didn't even give a chance to speak after see how much pathetic she is even after get transferred to Blue Team

[@samwasser4385]

Sam as well when he was asked if he was a better chef than Antonio

[@aslamnurfikri7640]

Mine is Josh from season 3. Probably the only black jacket to be eliminated on the spot

[@heymistercarter.]

Jen's tantrum in Season 18, and the argument with Ramsay is still one of the wildest eliminations ever. I can only imagine what it was like for the chefs who were actually there!

[@davidfearis7335]

1:17 Craig:- I Don't Know Percentages, But Just Over That! Craig sounds like he's given up he has NO FIGHT left in him at all

[@elijahpatterson2596]

Of all these pleas, that one made me laugh and cringe the hardest, mostly because I love math. Percentages are not that hard! The bigger the percentage, the bigger the number.

[@samwasser4385]

“ I can teach someone how to cook, but Craig was a bad cook with an even worse attitude. There was no hope for him.”

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

If he said something like “I’ll give you 200, 300, however more percentage than these two.” He probably would’ve stayed

[@TheBadDeadFox]

But you need to know percentages and ratios in cooking, why tf did he not know about them

[@LyraLyraPantsOnFyra]

the best part of Tony-from-season 6's plea is that it come directly after the Joseph incident. Very clearly Joseph was wrong, Tony could not in fact speak for himself.

[@SerafinaCordero]

would love to see a ranking of the first-eliminated chefs!!

[@Pepito_Sanchez]

Jason from Season 9 would be the obvious best one. Worst ones would be Louie, Tavon, or Antonia.

[@KL-ki8db]

@@Pepito_Sanchez I don't know if I would count Antonia as she wasn't eliminated in the traditional way.

[@varisrevolver4061]

@@ItsAaronsaccount05 Depends on if he's counting just the 1 episode or if they came back/previous time on the show, plus for season 9 I doubt Flynn would count medical ejections, because what if hypothetically even though Jason did the tacos, later that season he goes on a downhill spiral, so people like Jason and Antonia wouldn't count, I'd say to be counted must have lasted up to the dinner service and partaken in it (Unless it's the cook for your life one in season 19)

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Excluding Jason and Antonia who left because of medical reasons, Kenneth and Ava who got eliminated at Punishment Pass Challenge and Louie who got ejected mid service, it doesn't count. Only for Dinner Service. I'm gonna say: 1. Tavon (Season 10) for lying as Executive Chef at 22 and disrespectful for Chef Ramsay. 2. Melinda (Season 6) for wasting a lot of undercooked Cappelinis to trash bin and making Chef Ramsay got voice crack: "LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!" 3. Sebastian (Season 11) for calling "Mikey Wacky" and the infamous "ZACKY WACKY!" 4. Chrissa (Season 14) for not doing anything and wandering around and asking too many questions to Sarah. Even in elimination deliberation, she broke a glass and not paying attention. Let's not forget how she wanted to pee before dinner service began instead of doing it in Prep and also want to escape while Chef Ramsay is talking to her. 5. Elliot (Season 19) for being in Lalaland and can't answer the question correctly. 6. Matthew (Season 20) for being a complete trainwreck chef and got caught for using digital thermometer and also laughed in front of Chef Ramsay 7. Tiffany (Season 3) for bullying Julia as Waffle House Cook along with Joanna by ignoring her but she couldn't cook Quail Eggs properly. Even Mellisa who got Best of The Worst betrayed her when she begged her to not nominate her but nominate Julia instead. 8. JP (Season 13) for not only he cooked his signature dish too fast but he also got eliminated too fast 9. Pat (Season 16) for not cooking Risotto properly even though he's an Italian 10. CarolAnn (Season 1) for not helping her teammate because she was at dessert station when she supposed to help everybody

[@varisrevolver4061]

@@margarethmichelina5146 I'd count Kenneth and Ava, at least they were given a chance to prove outside of the signature dish

[@natalieallen8387]

There was a lady who didn't plea because her bags were already packed even though she had only made one mistake. That's the worst plea in my opinion

[@Woodenfan]

oh yeah, S16 Jessica or Vanessa or whoever that was. There's so many early Jessica boots that I forget who they are after a while.

[@jraymond1988]

@@Woodenfan It was Jessica, although it doesn't help that Gia is a rat and under the slightest pressure started snitching and telling Gordon that Jessica packed her bags ahead of time. (Which I thought was standard but apparently you don't need to pack until after you're eliminated, I didn't assume that you went back to the dorms after the video)

[@ashen_roses]

And Paulie ratted out that Koop got pissed and like hit a chair and Koop got eliminated for that like Gordon please make up your mind

[@ramonestefano]

We needed Jen's hour long rambling on how good she was

[@mr.noride7226]

Same with Ben from S5.

[@chrisevans6548]

Tony's plea sounded like the low Intelligence dialog options in a Fallout game.

[@r34p3r1992]

Alright, few ideas for videos! 1. Best/worst family night's 2. Best gordon insulting people leaving after being eliminated 3. Best arguments between teammates 4. Worst punishments 5. Best victory trips 6. Guest judges 7. Chef's table either way, Thanks for the video

[@Jay-Is-Gaminggg]

"I don't know percentages" Dude I couldn't 🤣🤣🤣

[@tafua_a]

Also writing another comment, the reason why Tom survived elimination in spite of that plea while the others didn't is this: Tom admitted he wasn't the best, the others couldn't say they were the worst. It's the tiny difference that separates the humble from the unambitious. One is honesty, the other is insecurity. You can forgive someone who doesn't think they're the best, but not someone who can't say they're not the worst.

[@BrickBuster2552]

"Elliot; when someone asks you if you're a better chef than Drew, you say YES."

[@theyakkomanguy7522]

Nice Ghostbusters reference.

[@JustCallMeMaxy]

I would've liked to see Lovely from season 6 on here when she claimed that she was moving so fast that Ramsay couldn't see her. Like, was she even serious to say that?

[@ryanmusiker8702]

For goodness sake, it took her 42 minutes to take an order! Even a professional waiter on his very first shift doesn't take that long!

[@Woodenfan]

She must have been going Ultra Instinct before that was even a concept then. We are not worthy.

[@00_BRUHH]

She was moving faster than Quicksilver and the Flash combined

[@natalyafisher2571]

I thought she was so oblivious to everything around her it was just comical. What's a Children's Camp cook? 😊

[@vSylphiva]

@natalyafisher2571 its a cook who cooks at summer camp basically

[@LoonaYuri]

"i like to m- ..make things taste.. good. :)" what a great reason to stay

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

This video gets....on a scale of 1 to 10 like...125%. I mean I don't know percentages but...just, over that.

[@chocolateafrican2368]

The worst plea wasn’t even a plea at all. That contestant knows who he is he can speak for himself. Well…😂

[@scottylewis8124]

I ask the questions, you give the answers!

[@alexandercook3483]

We sat down as a group, no peer pressure, we're men!

[@scottylewis8124]

@@alexandercook3483 what do you want a fucking medal?

[@alexandercook3483]

@@scottylewis8124 What do you want me to say?

[@scottylewis8124]

@@alexandercook3483 unbelievable! One simple request. Who and why, and you make a song and dance about it!

[@stew4572]

a good one to add, imo is Scott (season 18) with his the last part of his plea solidifying his elimination Gordon: "What have you got that I haven't seen?" Scott: "Well, I know beef extremely well." Gordon: "Great, you should be a f-ing butcher."

[@LemonadeSandwich]

Giacomo's greasy potato speech from season 2 was a great plea too imo

[@hiddenmosaic]

PFP Checks out ✅

[@haka-katyt7439]

@@hiddenmosaic I think this potato has something to say to the class about it's preferences

[@gorrow1990]

Everyone forgets how pathetic Tony's argument for staying in the competition was because of the iconic Joseph confrontation. That one is definitely up there. And I still feel that Virginia was the worst contestant to ever make it to the Final 2. Keith was out of line with the way he handled his exit, but he was clearly better than Virginia that season.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, the others are still in shocked of Joseph's confontation and nobody even talking about Tony's exit

[@milanek1527]

Virginia at the time was really bad. But cooking wise she isnt that bad at all. In season 2 she was bad, but she clearly learned to become one of the best. Why? Well in Season 10, the runners up came back and that included Virginia. Virginia made 0 mistakes that service. Keep in mind she had to keep up with the other runners up. Safe to say she definetly improved alot.

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

No argument on any of these whatsoever. I guess to Chris' credit, I'm pretty sure he was going home no matter what that round, as Roshni was just a pawn, Royce didn't screw up *that* bad, and Barbie was his closest opponent to leaving, but would result in more drama, so Chris was doomed either way...but yes his plea did him no favors whatsoever. As a dishonorable mention, Sabrina's pleas in Season 8 deserve to be here. All of them. My goodness they were all the fricking same! Just throwing other people under the bus, rather than standing up for herself! She often pushed the blame onto people who weren't even up for nomination, that's how pathetic she was!

[@holyheretic3185]

"Nona! She snores!". I hated her the entire season.

[@peekitty]

Amen, Sabrina was just the worst, ugh.

[@carter1780]

ok sabrina sucks but some of her pleas are iconic "yeah emily, she sucks, but she doesn't suck as bad as melissa" "nona! she snores!"

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

I think Tony was the same way. Yes, Joseph was already gone, but Tony was out of his league. You could tell that with his plea, and to be honest, I think you could see it during his moments on the show too. Maybe this is just me, but from what I saw, I think there were times that he didn't seem to take it seriously. Combine both of those together, and I don't think it's as hard of a choice as it sounds.

[@KalosRegionGuy]

Sabrina's last plea, when she DEFENDED Trev who was nominated alongside her, deserved to be on here.

[@totaldramatyler4484]

I still don’t know how for the life of me Tiffany stayed she had a much worse service than Patrick and it could have still kept drama on the red team with Robyn v everyone also Virginias pleas were bordering on infuriating it angers me beyond belief how she made the finals over K-Grease

[@ultranaticproductions3103]

Realistically, Patrick actually did have the worst service, and had been on a bit of a downward spiral, but I do agree with a plea like that, Tiffany should've gone home. Anyone who answers how much they care on a scale of 1-10 with "Like a 9" doesn't want to be there as much as everyone else! Also, Tiffany in a later episode claimed she cared about food more than her own family. Ouch! Then at most she cares about her family on a scale of 1-10, "Like an 8". 😝

[@AlessandroChiarelli]

@Default Blue team should have won that service because of Justin, Clemenza and Brian, but I guess that Ramsay wanted to protect Tiffany and Robyn because of their personalities.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Ironically, she didn't come to final dinner service and got replaced by Patrick

[@ninedaysjane2466]

@@ultranaticproductions3103 Realistically, it was for drama.

[@milanek1527]

Ironically, in season 10 virginia made 0 mistakes during service. I dont think she is as bad as people make her out to be.

[@heymistercarter.]

I thought of another one. In the Top 10 of Season 10, Royce said he “literally beats himself up” for his mistakes as his plea. It was so bad that the Red Team couldn’t help laughing out loud.

[@universe7soap]

Would've included S13 Aaron, I know it was more just downright quitting than a proper plea but what he said came across as just him trying to save face from being deemed the worst chef on the blue team rather than a carefully considered decision.

[@anonymousperson3023]

Maybe that's how he came across to you but to me, it just seemed like he realized what he wanted and he didnt want this reward so he ousted himself

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also he said that winning Hell's Kitchen won't give him an opportunity to be a Michelin Star Chef.

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

@@margarethmichelina5146it may not make a Michelin star chef automatically, but it’s a start. He just threw in the towel and kept insulting Sterling. There’s a reason he wasn’t apart of the final service brigade

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

@@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152 He was eliminated too early for that I think

[@herrscheroftheabyss7218]

I think what pissed me off the most about Scott from S7 WA sjust his expression every time he was up on the chopping block. Idk, but he always had on this look and this smirk that always said "You know I'm right. Anything else you say is invalid". Just the way he would give that smirk irritated me so fucking much that I physically could not watch S7 for a second time just because he always triggered me so hard.

[@coltonwilkie241]

Ms. Like A Nine couldn't even be bothered to show up for the last service.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

One slight correction on the first one: I think the Blue Team put up Matt and Craig only. I believe Ramsay nominated Ben on his own.

[@Woodenfan]

Yup, because Ben prematurely celebrated the team having only 6 tickets left...when the red team had 2. "Captain that hit the iceberg of the fucking Titanic" indeed.

[@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343]

Let’s not forget Seth from Season 5’s second plea and how it went on for like five minutes. Man that had me in stitches.

[@ajplaze8001]

“I don’t know percentages” dude doesn’t know how numbers work 😂

[@stevenstice6683]

The numbers don't lie, and they spelled "disaster" for him.

[@oldbees648]

The way Tiffany would just start shit with barbie every 5 seconds drove me insane

[@dyoung1998]

Love your videos Flynn! Got me back into HK and I'm thinking of watching some of the other shows you've covered due to how great of a job these videos are!

[@FlynnMasters]

Thanks so much, Daniel! That really does make my day!

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

@@FlynnMasters Flynn, I just thought of the funniest idea or scenario, Imagine if Michael from S11 was in a final 2 as and his teammates were Elise and Dan S11. If they argued and Dan served up raw fish or something like that. Mike would probably smash the fish and then eject both Elise and Dan, GR style hollering at them to get out. And two of his other teammates being Devin S16 and Chris S12 would probably be like: 😯 What do you think?

[@Firevine]

Virginia: "I have big booba" Producers: "Back in line 👈"

[@samwasser4385]

“ I can teach someone how to cook, but Craig was a bad cook with an even worse attitude. There was no hope for him.“ “If Scott could cook as well as he talks, he’d be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen. Unfortunately for him, he can’t” “I’m sure Chris prays that he never sees another scallop. And after tonight, I pray that I don’t see any more of him.” “If the size of one’s waist corresponds to the size of one’s talent, then Rob would be a fantastic chef. Instead, he just wears gigantic pants.” “Eliminating a chef this early is usually quite hard. But tonight, I didn't have to eliminate a chef. I had to eliminate Eliott." “With her team struggling, Nicole decided to hide instead of help. That’s all I needed to see.” “The most passionate I ever saw Tiffany was moments ago when she was already on her way out. That was just too late.”

[@bumblebee8903]

I think it’s worth mentioning how Matthew (Season 20) never got a chance to give his plea, since Ramsay just automatically eliminates him. Who knows what he would have said to try to stay in the competition? Lol

[@GGGD1655]

Too bad he didn’t got a chance to say anything because You know

[@jojojo89517]

Whatever he would have said, I'm sure it would have been really...raw.

[@stew4572]

"It was really fast, and I was trying to figure it all out."

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

Scott saying “he busts ass everyday” sends me every single time 😂

[@julialovessmosh]

“I don’t know percentages… but whatever’s over that” 😭😭😭😭

[@ryanmusiker8702]

What about the times Sabrina (season 8) was up for elimination and she threw people like Nona and Gail under the bus?

[@ericmonaco4509]

Basically blamed everyone on her team but her self

[@ItsAaronsaccount05]

If any of these contestants on this list used that one plea Clemenza made in Season 10 then they would probably be in less danger. ( this comment fing sucks)

[@BladeBlur]

I'd give this video "Like a 9".

[@isaacfaith9369]

Love seeing arrogant people like Scott being shot down mid-argument.

[@russellhunter363]

I rate this video like a 9, Flynn.

[@LadyTyger51ne]

Take a shot every time Chef Ramsay looks confused or rubs his forehead in agony.

[@Jred657]

After seeing the final words from GR for Cameron, a list of his most savage/best final words if you havent done it already is a must!

[@squidwardwithblondehair7219]

First dude set himself up with the “I don’t know percentages” all 3 of them could’ve easily gotten another chance💀

[@hexnight]

tbh the ones that stick out to me are when they sound very nervous & unconfident, which shows to me that they're not exactly ready

[@l-wolverine2211]

If you’re talking Pathetic Pleas for each season, these are my picks for all 21 Seasons: 1. Carolann 2. Gabe 3. Vinnie 4. Craig 5. Charlie 6. Tony 7. Scott 8. Rob 9. Brendan 10. Tiffany 11. Sebastian 12. Simone 13. JR 14. Cameron 15. Vanessa 16. Jessica 17. Ashley 18. Scott 19. Elliott 20. Josie 21. Nicole

[@alexandercook3483]

I would put Ava for 20. Matthew should have left first. Steve gave an excellent plea when Josie went home.

[@darcyroberts8873]

Sam S20 plea was worse than Josie

[@scottylewis8124]

22. Jermaine

[@thegoodcaptain6620]

The ad at 1:25 : Mr. Clean magic eraser for getting rid of tough messes.

[@InsertCreativeusername_]

I think my absolute favorite one was when one of the contestants trying to convince Ramsay to throw out her teammate because her teammate snores to loud keeping her up at night

[@jesusrox4u]

Gordon in the thumbnail sums up fans when seeing such pitiful pleas.

[@superintendentchalmers5973]

Pleas in a nutshell: i’M a FiGhTeR aNd I hAvE pAsSiOn aNd a hArD wOrKeR

[@NebTek]

"LiKe a nInE" bruh lol what the heck was she thinking

[@cherrymoonproductionscmp3378]

"I don't know percentages" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PoipoleEntertainment1987]

Matt is the reason why the blue team was moving and it’s funny how he tried to act tough when moving to the red team, but I’m glad he didn’t win the competition because to me he is the worst chef

[@darcyroberts8873]

Jason and Craig were worse at cooking than Matt

[@lastace5422]

1:17 There's no way a GROWN A** man doesn't know percentages

[@jamesblood6035]

I care about this video on a scale of 1 to 10, like a 9 🤣🤣 The people who would care at a 10 can speak for themselves, they know who they are...

[@zoeyadams7429]

Aww, none of Scott's "I know beef really well :D"? A shame, that one was definitely my favourite

[@ChefSeabass]

You know just like with Rob and Elliot, on season 20 a competitor named Sam also couldn’t answer Chef Ramsay question of who was the weakest performer from service.

[@l-wolverine2211]

“I care, like a 9!” Seriously, if you’re not a 10 or better, then you’re WEAK Tiffany. It’s a good thing she went back to Vermont after HK, because she definitely would’ve been CRUCIFIED in Las Vegas.

[@scottylewis8124]

She's a 1.

[@Woodenfan]

I'm surprised S9 Monterray's "good knife skills" plea wasn't up here. Out of all the reasons to keep you on, that's the hill you're dying on?! Jesus.

[@birdleaf1496]

My favourite is Brain from Season 10, with his "I am a machine" plea

[@TasNiaki]

Love your hells kitchen videos. I really like your commentaries on it. In the future I would like to also see some masterchef content. Keep up the good work.

[@Talkingbaseball]

Eddie from Season 15: “you can only do three things: lead, follow, or get the hell out of the way.”

[@FoxGamer39618]

Craig made me sad that simple math escaped him. Tony I didn’t really see that much. Ass (Scott’s real name) made my head hurt. Chris I didn’t have an opinion on. Cameron showed too much fear obviously. Rob faced karma. Elliot at least was honest. I was happy that Virginia stayed over Keith and Sara since Keith made himself look like a crybaby that Chef Ramsay didn’t pick him (Ruining my good opinion of him) and Sara was the worst thing of season 2. Tiffany never deserved to be on the show because she didn’t give a single shit.

[@desirae827]

What season was it that one of the members of the blue team gave a very intense, passionate plea but it worked and Ramsey was immediately like "Back in line!" And he even sounded impressed. I can picture it in my head but don't remember what season.

[@nachoalvarez7171]

Paul from Season 9?

[@Rushyesgenesis]

Tiffany’s face when she says “nine” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Fyzer444]

Michael from s11 really screwed himself with his plea. He told that he didn't come to his child's birth and thought it was a good idea.

[@ryanmusiker8702]

How could he not do that? What kind of father is he? Really?

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

That’s just something you really shouldn’t admit to, because Chef Ramsay won’t respect you for that

[@ryanmusiker8702]

Yeah, Chef Ramsay has five kids, and of course he was at every one of their births.

[@samwasser4385]

“ it’s OK sandwich” ~ Nicole

[@years-ti7xl]

If Craig knew what percentages are. Ben or Matt would've been eliminated there. YOU HAD ONE JOB CRAIG!

[@llorona7847]

How did Virginia make it to black jackets, let alone the finale!?

[@margarethmichelina5146]

She's always winning challenges and she even showed her leadership on top 3. But, the fact she made it to final jacket over Keith is fucking ridiculous and Keith was right, maybe Gordon was simping on her at the time? Good thing Heather won tho in the end.

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

If I were Ramsay and she said that to me, I would’ve asked for her jacket immediately

[@billsmark-key]

@@margarethmichelina5146 are you dumb 🤡🥴

[@MP-ef9yo]

Tiffany also said she cares about food more than her family. I wonder where she places them on a 1-10 scale

[@ivymarie346]

I mean I care about ANYTHING more than all but like 3 people in my family lmao

[@stew4572]

@@ivymarie346 how about like... 9 people?

[@sarcasticfury5478]

126. All Craig needed to say was 126

[@brandonledesma4577]

Im convinced virgina stayed on because of the producers no way she actually deserved to stay on for so long

[@eithankylebatalla7927]

In Virginia's case, it's her or Sara. Even though the other two chefs can beat her, no shot Sara can win over her

[@markwilson4078]

For me, the thing about Virginia is that she was owning up to her mistakes which can sometimes be the thing that saves you both in a competition and in real life. I’ve seen several cases for me in real life where being honest over something that’s made me look shady has saved me from dangerous situations.

[@t-dogtyler3626]

At least Tiffany was partially honest when she said she cares like a 9 on a scale to 10. I mean she's lying about her care level being a 9, but telling the truth about it not being a 10

[@merlinho0t]

I always find it weird that when you think about it, this reality TV show competition is also Gordon Ramsay’s interview and hiring process lol.

[@MatthewLee-fo3me]

Gordon: Vinnie, give me one good reason why I should continue tolerating you? Vinnie: Well Chef when you decide to put your name behind somebodies name for this hotel in Las Vegas, I'm the most qualified chef here. Gordon: How about a little bit of humility right now.

[@samwasser4385]

“ Vinnie talks the talk, but he doesn’t walk the walk. The bottom line with Vinnie is: he’s a crap cook.”

[@antwansmith4925]

I can’t believe you didn’t put Frank from season 13 on her. His plea was hilarious 😭

[@MountainMemelord]

If I was selected for Hell's Kitchen, I'd start the season by giving Ramsey a bottle of lamb sauce.

[@wakkowarner5357]

and put it on a non stick pan

[@isaacscanlon2182]

Joseph was wrong. Tony clearly could not speak for himself!

[@eoinoconnor5783]

He didn’t know who he was.

[@goldenfredboi2458]

Out of all the contestants in HK history, Chris(s10) sure was one of them

[@RiptornRory]

Just the fact their pleas included anything about doing better or wanting to learn, was case and point for their elimination when all chefs already fighting for the prize in Hell's Kitchen should be at their best and have minimal amounts to learn. They should be the top of their game at all time, otherwise should respect the fact they've wasted Gordon's time and just leave on their own accords. Yet the dude who said "I don't know percentages" is beyond underqualified to even be speaking to Gordon when that's literally elementary/middle school common.

[@aspiringgirl4422]

I remember watching "I don't know what a percentage is" when it aired. I was like 8 and knew what percent is. I laughed so hard.

[@tallyikroe2476]

Scott from season 18 was really bad, they just mentioned they can cook meat. and that was it

[@stew4572]

they know beef really well.

[@shanewashington6335]

Flynn you DA GOAT for these videos 💯💯💯💯💯

[@sethemrich2680]

I think my favorite plea was Brian from season 10 pretty much yelling I am a machine and Gordon going what and then Brian going MACHINE again

[@kaitlynmcbride4291]

I think one of the worst pleas was the gal (I am completely blanking on her name) who said she should stay instead of another member of the red team because the other woman was going to snore and keep everyone up at night. Granted, it wasn't the only reason she gave as to why she should stay, but the fact that she decided to list THAT as one of the reasons . . . . Sheesh. 😂

[@alexandercook3483]

Sabrina S8E1

[@eyalinbar4845]

Sabrina the teenage bitc.. I mean the young chef with a sense of fight and a bold personality. Yeah, that makes sense!

[@angryoliver0647]

I have an idea for a future video. Ranking EVERY SINGLE CHEF from worst to best (excluding all star and veterans)

[@emberskelly4524]

You went on a reality tv show about cooking, becoming a head chef, winning money for a restaurant and you only care 9/10 xD...

[@qu4ry529]

I think the worst speech was definitely Elliot though he literally got himself eliminated just because of his speech

[@SlickZero1028]

Not going to lie, at least he was honest. 😂 Can’t stand when chefs bs their way into thinking they’re the best chef.

[@darcyroberts8873]

Same with Sam S20 just like Elliot

[@megakoopa-pokemonandmore6152]

@@SlickZero1028it doesn’t matter whether he’s honest or not, he should’ve had some fight back, but instead not only did he do nothing in service, he completely threw in the towel. Absolutely pathetic

[@nachoalvarez7171]

So did Scott, and Siobhan, and Johnny, and Andrew