@Don Corleone then you only watch Hell’s Kitchen. He is one of the nicest most caring guys on the planet

@Don Corleone source

@Don Corleone you clearly haven’t seen anything about him considering he has a few kids and a wife whom he’s been with for years, it’s funny how you’re lying about something so obviously fake since it would’ve been leaked long ago.

But there are people with harsh pasts who don't disrespect others or use rudeness. So this kinda falls apart.

@Don Corleone sorry but I'm gonna call bs on that unless you have proof or something

i know our moms know the best of us, and i think that was the only choice

Nah man what kind of parent lets their under age son go homeless. Thats a shitty parent who picked the dads side.

But why wouldn't she call the police on him tho? Or get a divorce?

@@marmar6_688 it's not so simple. She thought all woman dealt with that sort of thing. Abusive relationships are also generally very difficult to get out of, you can feel too fearful to get help, to change things and even go as far to blame yourself for it all.

@@Cats-dv1ji I know but before having her kid go homeless wouldn't it have been better to at least try to divorce him? I don't mean to blame her but why didn't she consider doing this for her son at least?

Very true. In Season 1, he hated Chris, who was an Executive Chef, and Andrew, who was a smartass that worked in the business for some years

On the flipside, he was rooting for Elsie, who had no professional experience, because she never spared an opportunity to learn and improve. I read somewhere that Chef Ramsay helped Elsie get into a culinary school

Also master chef jr. Gordon rarely get mad.

and then there is Joe, a wannable Gordan Ramsay who just comes off as a dickhead instead

its a show he puts it on for the show

He's good to EVERYONE, you just can't tell the difference of reality and TV.

True, and most of the ppl he's insulted were ppl that were serving crappy nasty food.

I mean he did have a very rough childhood to the point where he had to abandon he left. That's more than enough to be kind with people in general because he remembers his dark times

Words can hurt as much as a beating

@@lesleyhubble2976 except those words aren't meant for insults, it's purpose is to make the person getting yelled at get motivated, stronger and more alert next time. If those chefs really are professional they won't mess the food up jn the first place.

How do you know?

@@affanshahriyar4461 IT SAYS

His life sucks

@@affanshahriyar4461 it's common sense wth☹

well still not right to act like that :/ hes just as being bad as his parents

He offends silver spoon children, it's about time PC culture is thrown in the trash

@@aldiwool7267 I fully agree. Its getting way out of hand.

This

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The people getting upset with him aren’t people who are soft but people who have no sympathy and no understanding of what he has gone through, so they only judge his actions and not the purpose behind them, or the reason.

Absolute mad respect for that woman wherever she may be now.

Wow.

20 years as a police officer and she thought people became thugs, junkies and criminals because nobody was harsh to them? what a joke.

i shaved my pubes with my cats claws

@@yuuji3795 Do you by any chance, need therapy buddy?

@@biohazard4371 🤣

@@yuuji3795 comedian

@@yuuji3795 Good example of the bluntness right there🤣

Pretty much more

Still doesn't make sense why he's so rude on MasterChef.

@CH'NG JUN LE Moe ???

@@thruthewormhole u probably dont know who joe is

@@thruthewormhole because he's stressed....?

*preach*

Exactly, couldn't have said it better myself.👏👏👏

You are right dude and somehow we feel he actually cares about most of the people he is working with. My only issue with him is he is kind of thin skin. For someone to go around calling other people donkeys, idiots and what not, I can't believe he gets offended because someone called him Gordy

@@tmrevenge well, maybe that was something his father would call him while he beat him. Not saying it was, but it could be.

Right on the money

I mean there is a difference between being blunt and being an asshole, that being said most of his anger outburst are staged so it's all good.

@@tomfoolery7797 even if he is an asshole sometimes, people are getting offended to easily, how do you go from middle and high school where you get called all sorts of things to complaining about someone calling you a donkey because you screwed up on a show you signed up for

He is sooo sweet with kids💗

@@tomfoolery7797 how do you know it's staged? any source?

What he does in the shows, regardless of it being staged or not, is workplace abuse. I doubt it is an accepted ethical practice let alone being an efficient way of leading a work environment

True, but I think he goes way too far and I'm surprised everyone allows it. People have sued after being yelled at like that in employment, and won. I have a feeling his father's anger was expressed in the same way, except he hit people. I dont think theres ever an excuse to treat people that way.

@@tubester4567 gordon once admitted that he thinks hes gone too far a few times but generally gordon doesnt go too far in my opinion.

@@tubester4567 well then don’t sign the contract to be yelled at on the show.

@@tubester4567 yeah but Gordon acts like that so that people can be successful. I would be mad if he did it just so that he can succeed but he also does it so that they can succeed. Without a push there would be no structure in any of his competitions and nobody would feel the urgency to make a good impression. People like raj need pushing otherwise they are just gonna sit back and act like a slob. I’ll admit he does act over the top but it’s all for good reasons, and for the comedy

@@tubester4567He's only like that because he knows how demanding his industry is. Sure, some of it might have been from his father, but remember, Marco Pierre White had the same, if not, worse behavior. But it is only because of how demanding their industry is. Gordon never gets too personal unless it is necessary like how some owners in Kitchen Nightmares are too irresponsible or fail to hold accountability. That's where he gets mad. But his intentions are always genuine, even if they might come too harsh.

True❤

Its not about the cover really, its about reading whats inside the book and only cherry picking the “bad” things without reading the context beforehand

@@higaiwokeru What does that mean? Are you saying that depending on the conditions of your life you get to do different levels of bad things? Are you saying morality changes depending on who is acting?

@@HelloThere..... no? How did you take that?

Let the book judge you

Yeah, I Don't believe these people have heard the phrase, "Don't believe everything you see on tv"

Most the people he yell at are "professional" chef's

What do you mean staged. Isn't every show of his like the real deal gordon just believes in tough love which is why I think he does yell he doesn't want others to live as dark of a path that he did

Its because they deserve it lets be real lol

@@radiummonkey2966 it's true. Everything on kitchen nightmares isn't staged (with maybe a few exceptions). He only yells when he cares and when he doesn't he just doesn't care. I mean there's even proof, on one episode he was really mad and disappointed at the owners of a restaurant to the point he calmly sat with them and told them that he's done and he straight up left after and ended that episode.

You see it on "MasterChef Jr.". He is so great around the kids. He jokes with them, encourage them, and he makes fun at himself. He knows they are not professional chefs and that's why he helps them.

Yeah

The media are cucks. Total miss portrayed him. If they had a but more intelligence people would know that his industry is tough. That happens alot it definatly isn't unheard of especial not as a master chef. He's only mean if it's deserved like if a master chef makes an amateur mistake

Yeah some people dont understand that shows like hells kitchen are all sketched up, if you see his personal channel you can see that he cooks wonderfull dishes, and looks like a very nice guy to his fammily, he even teaches his son and daughters how to cook

Exactly. People look at him and see themselves as the cook or owner being scolded. They don't realize those people are screwing over others. People who are paid to make food are held to some level of responsibility. Would you eant your kids eating from some place which has rancid meat in the back? That's why he cusses and yells at them.

Til they turn 18 & want to work in his kitchens. Then all bets are off. 😂🤣😂

No and his bro got his fuel going

Season 5 of Hell's Kitchen if I remember correctly. Robert and Gordon had a wholesome talk about his situation.

Also a lot of it is an act

@@timushpetru1112 yeah that was heartwarming af

The only calm chef I worked for was the one with the least to offer. Screaming and shouting from a head smart chef still holds a lesson.

Yes! In Season 5 I think, a chef named Robert went through the same situation, he was brought to Gordon's office since he wanted to talk about a personal matter with Gordon, it was genuinely heart warming to see the conversation, it's on youtube I think.

but that still doesn't mean you should take out your anger on others right? he is a bad person for treating his family like that....maybe he had to deal with his own issues but you still can't forgive him for what he did

@blur oops...sorry...i thought the comment talked about gordens father.. not him...I meant his father treated his family really horribly...not gorden...I read the comment again just to understand what it said...it was my fault for assuming its gordens father since the comment stated he's a bad person...and I love gorden and honestly think he's amazing

Tbh it takes tons of dedication to be stable after experiences like those. Some people just kill themselves, life with it, or become criminals. Gordon must have went through so much to be stable, he has a short fuse but that’s all.

he defo isn't stable, all his outbursts under pressure are evidence of that. Given how his childhood has been traumatic, it makes sense why he behaves like this. That doesn't mean he is a bad person, it means he has a dysfunctional behavioural problem that he needs to get checked

@@s-saad7401 what outbursts?

ive always admired gordon for his honesty and no bullshit policy.

fr! this is why i love him so much

I think saying "Sorry about the old bag", referring to that woman is going a little bit too far.

@@edwardlam8277 in all fairness, she was being pretty rude as well in that episode.

@@edwardlam8277 if you actually seen the episode instead of taking things out of context, that old lady was being pretty rude to the waiters in the kitchen he was helping

How do you know that?

@@KnightSavron huh

@@KnightSavron did you not watch the video?

@@TangyFugitive Did you?

@@KnightSavron yes I did

Also a golden glove.

“Two black belts” You mean, a second degree Black Belt.

He was. He’s a black belt in karate.

Link to clip?

@@40kanon watch from 4:00

Yes he does. He body shames even before tasting the food

@Chris Williams he played for Rangers Scottish football

@Chris Williams He trialled for rangers in the 1980s and was going to make the first team however a bad knee injury knocked him out forever. He still has the skill of a ex-conference level footballer as he has captained the world XI at Soccer Aid before:

A professional bollox!!!

He isn’t the best chef no chef is the best because every single day every chef is still learning there whole life is like school there is not a day goes by without them learning new flavour combos new ideas now presentation technique Gordon is an amazing chef and I truly admire him like a lot of over chefs but he isn’t the best

@@tobyredsull3448 opinions exist dude

Its more than that too. He also had good friends he grew up with fall to cocaine and if I remember right his brother also fell into drugs and made cooking his outlet to avoid going down that path as well.

@@alanplays2881 we

fear is a good motivator but not the most efficient or healthy

It's called tough love

In the bigger picture, I think he is one of the most genuine people on Earth even if it doesn't seem that way.

Same

@@parrotlord7393 There you are

@@gokubread2733 hello

Same

@@parrotlord7393 There's the lamb sauce!

Yes you are absolutely right! Don't forget he also talks like that because it's literally what people love watching too.... It's for TV

How many people do you think die to bad restaurants? Most shitty restaurants close anyways, if somoene dies there, there won't be a No.2.

@@martinhorvath4117 actually there was almost a death where a dude ate some off prawns and EMS needed to be called.

@@maz2825 Certainly in the USA, in the UK he screams a lot less.

@@martinhorvath4117 My mother came within an inch of her life 6 years ago. She had Ahi Tuna Tartare at a Cheesecake Factory, completely safe if prepared properly. Apparently, this fish was not. Tuna and other predatory fish are filled with a compound called histatin. When the animal dies, the histatin undergoes a chemical reaction, transforming into raw histamine, the chemical that causes inflammation. This process can be stopped if the fish is eaten or cooked straight away, or paused if the fish is frozen. Too much of this chemical can lead to allergic reactions and anaphylaxis, which is what almost happened to my mom a few hours after consuming the fish. It had not been frozen in time, which meant that the chemical process had already begun, and Ahi Tuna Tartare is served raw. She had to choke down several Benadryl tablets just to stop herself from dying right then and there, and she went to the hospital immediately after to get checked out. She was extremely lucky, and not everyone that has that happen to them is. So, to answer your question of how many people die to bad restaurants? You’re asking the wrong question. How many people die from poorly stored, prepared, or cooked food served in any restaurant? More than you think. That is why it is so incredibly important and why I applaud people like Gordon for the work that he does, not just for the business, but for the customers as well.

@@shikhararora_ I didn't say it was scripted..... All I said is that it's for the show.

I'm not a fan of the emoji's

@@redwarrior2963 😂😂😂😂 you 🤡

@@movieclipsvideos1781 you for getting mad over a guy stating his opinion : 🎪

People need to stop judging a book by it's cover . It's TV drama sells so they amplify it

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@@parrotlord7393 there you are!

@@parrotlord7393 does Gordon know that you’re here? He’s looking for you last I heard.

i was thinking the exact same thing. it's pathetic almost.

its interesting cause my father is like gordon ramsay. My dad gets angry and hes straight forward and honest also his father was also abusive my grandfather used to beat my dad with a dogs collar and he used to break my grandmothers nose at one point too.

@@mikeymoo1291 You act like cheating is a cardinal sin..

@@mikeymoo1291 is that true?

@@mikeymoo1291 source

@@mikeymoo1291 do you have a link ?

@@mikeymoo1291 source?

But you should also know that that's how you love someone. That's probably the kind of love they got from their parents and didn't know how to love another way. We can always break the chain.

@@anna6625 sure we can 😁

same here always 😢

Well i don't have a father really he used to be a drug addict+drug dealer And abusive im not in touch with him and my mom dont really know how to be a mom if it werent for my grandma we would be either homeless or really poor Youve got to be grateful for what you have if i were you i'd hug them and tell them i love them

@@LukiEdits virtual hugs for you guys🤗

Lol st.fu

@@williamkim2483 Nabs

@@williamkim2483 youre sad and pathetic for responding like that.

me? 😳

@@chutney4208 yes you.

Kitchens are full of cussing, maybe not to the degree of Gordon though. Even then, half the anger from Hell’s kitchen comes from the fact that these people are meant to be professional.

@@ArCSelkie37 It is called Hell’s Kitchen for a reason.

He cusses a lot bc he's Scottish too

@@ArCSelkie37 Half the anger comes from it being staged for television, no one should act like that in real life, it's not professional and I honestly don't think Gordon does either.

He already is successful

@@mikeymoo1291 that's a big allegation without a source

@@mikeymoo1291 Yeah and? How many of the people you have massive respect for are as pure as the driven snow? Everybody has faults and flaws, some more than others. Doesn't mean you can't respect the man for his professional accomplishments.

@@mikeymoo1291 not that a big deal. Least was not an affair.

@@mikeymoo1291 are you really going to every comment and typing this down listen most of it is allegations he could have done it but maybe not only 3 articles I found said that but they also say it was rumors gordan has denied it but the women hasn't plus some people lie. Not only that its a rumor there is no solid evidence.

@Todd Derringer its not about excuses man, thats just how it is unless we are dealing with a mental illness.

just because you don't have control over something (ESPECIALLY anger) it doesn't mean you're not a bad person for it.

Not having control just sounds like an excuse to not get better

Poor choices to try and control it would be a factor, you find alot of people don't like to take the rocky road to clearing anger out thats why drugs become involved to mask it all.

It's called: Independence

I'm glad you didn't mention Jesus or God, fair play

@@beelzeboss9631 That is really random. LOL it doesn't matter if I did or not, that's almost discriminatory towards Christians or anybody who believes in a certain Merciful God. Therefore we're showing no Mercy to them. Which means, we'd be contradicting Mercy

It's staged my dude. Also being brutally honest and acting like an asshole are two different things. You can push someone and instill an sense of perfectionism in them while also creating a pleasant work atmosphere. Keep it real but keep it civil.

@@tomfoolery7797 if you can’t stand the heat get out of the kitchen.

@@Nero-Ae If you can't say anything nice don't say anything at all. Lol

@@tomfoolery7797 I wasn’t being rude and anyway you’re the one that replied to my comment

@@Nero-Ae I am just joking my dude, you replied with a quote so I replied with a quote. For every quote there is an opposite, it doesn't really mean anything.

it gets better man, you just have to focus on yourself

Hey look, everything is gonna turn out alright I can promise you at the end of every tunnel there is a light of hope, a shining piece of happiness and the ability to recover. Things will improve, things will get better. Take care of yourself and those that you care about most, you've got this. Don't let your guard down mate, hold your head up high and stay strong you are amazing...and never let yourself forget that

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@@parrotlord7393 impossible, how were you found?

@@TheBlackSpartan103 he didn’t find me though

@@parrotlord7393 ah good, how are you staying hidden?

@@TheBlackSpartan103 I’m in mars with Elon Musk

Yes I can and do tbh