-Andy from S6 and Jonathon from S9 blaming bad performance on injuries: and both times, GR cites Dave Levey as the rebuttal to said excuses. -Elizabeth blaming fish for her not being able to cook it -Robyn blaming Dana to finish her own scallops being cooked in S10 -Jen blaming GR for sabotaging her garnishes in S18 -Johnny claiming his team never told him to sear the fish in S16 -Monique remarking that she’d have made fresh marinara if GR had asked.
Hey Flynn remember When I made the Squad A and B black jackets. I created a new one, Nikki S19, Chris S12, Chad S15, Aaron S16, Manda S15, and Michael S11. Who do you think wins this squad. Second, Out of all the Squads including this one which is the best one.
I would say for these excuses that was missed S5: Ben’s excuse of sending the desserts before the apps S10: Tavon claiming he was a executive chef at 22 S12: Guarav saying everyone sticks the food in the risotto S13: JR’s excuse when he brought up raw food S16: Everytime Paulie makes a excuse when he fucks up
It's not the same. Sure the sentence sounds stupid but if you use your brain you realise that he was actually saying that he underperformed and that the only reason she won is not because she did so good, but because he did so bad
@@antepa112 yes, that is how winning works. If someone does bad at a race, someone else is going to win. You make a mistake in a competition, someone else is going to pull ahead. If you had used your brain, you'd realize that.
@@runsoncaffeine No shit. That's not the point. He used wrong words but he was basically saying that she didn't deserve to win and thst she won because he underperformed and let it happen.
i mean shit i only boil cold water cuz i hear that hot water will strip minerals out of your water pipes and essentially make the water harder than if it were cold
In Season 21, one of the chefs said they needed 15 minutes to cook chicken because they "didn't want to give a low number." They ended up being the first one out.
That does work for an excuse, but the episode and season is way too new to include in the list. Think that's why we see so little entries on these lists from the season 19 and 20 episodes
Anton's confessional after being yelled at by Chef Andi, where he called her a "Little girl who was intimidated because she was a woman in the kitchen" was the breaking point that made me flat out hate him
@@justforrow he's being honest about his feelings, because he's a misogynist. he's not being honest about reality lmao. she can cook circles around him, there's no need for her to feel intimidated or inferior to him when she is leagues above him, hence the title sous chef and not bum ass contestant.
Andi was usually a very calm sous chef. Took a lot to really bother her and Anton managed to piss her off by refusing to keep his trap shut. That chewing out she gave him was gold.
Not trying to defend Anton but I honestly don't see what he did to receive that lashing. Like he wasn't yelling he just talks like that and also his response to I have it together seems reasonable I thought. But maybe that's just me being sensitive since anything I say apparently means I'm talking back.
Andi has already shown her savageness since Season 10 when she kicked out Tiffany for not being care. And that's the only time a Sous Chef ever kicked out a contestant.
@@firerhino8592 probably the entire season. He started big as decent chef with leadership abilities. Then somewhen went into denial of his mistakes and blamed everything else and made excuses - when it seemed Ramsay was about to kick him out he put him in the red team - where he continued always to have a excuse or somebody to blame for his mistakes. Sous Chef Andy was aware of this behavior and probably just annoyed he wanted to play the pro while never accepting his mistakes. The situation was that she told him to do something different and he then immediately went into this he knows it all attitude instead just doing what he was told. After that situation he then also made a pretty sexist comment about Andy. That dude sank glorious throughout the season
@@firerhino8592 Same, Andi kinda seem like she was provoking some of Anton responses. Not defending Anton either but, I dont totally think it was 100% his fault.
As loathsome as Frank from HK15 is...I f***ing love that line. "She only won b/c I lost. That's not a winner...that-that's not a winner." Just imagine that logic being flipped on its head whenever his team ever WON anything. "He only won b/c they lost...he's not a winner...he-he's not a winner."
It could be applied if the red team would essentially DQ themselves from the challenge. The implications of that statement is very clear to see. It's a common turn of phrase that's not meant to be taken at face value
@@epicblue00 that's not the same thing, Frank didn't win out of something that wasn't his fault as he chose to not follow the recipe and do something Gordon didn't ask for. Having your WiFi disconnect is something out of the player's hands.
@@epicblue00 No, it's more like you're winning and then decide to showboat and subsequently lose. Frank tried to showboat by deviating from the recipe.
I find the finger cut things hilarious especially when Heather and Dave won their seasons with genuine game ending injuries. Heather had a burned hand, Dave a broken arm.
Also in Dave’s season, both him and Kevin (his final opponent) had been seriously injured. Dave broke his arm and I think Kevin either broke his foot or ankle(?).
I remember being SHOCKED when Andy flew off the handle like that. She NEVER yelled, she just calmly told people to shut up and deal with their punishments and do what chef said without complaining.
You forgot: -Lovely Season 6 (One of the most useless chefs ever) : She claimed she is so fast, Chef Ramsay couldn't see her. Who the hell does she think she is? The Flash? -Bonnie season 3 who dumped a lot of monkfishes to the trash because it smells bad even though monkfish smells like that. She could just ask somebody. -Elizabeth Season 9: Tried to blame the fish for being too raw or undercook (I forgot which one) even Gordon was confused. -Sabrina Season 8 whose always blaming Nona and she complained that Nona snored when she sleeps. Girl, there's nothing to do with cooking competition. Everyone can snore on their sleeps anytime. -Miss Lazy Lacey from Season 5 whose always want to escape the punishments and let the others work it. They ain't your maids! -Gina Season 11: Pretended to be sick on prep only later doing make up. -Raj because why not? Remember the time he ate the food because it looked so good? And he has to change his chef jacket even though he already got kicked out by Gordon? Or he tries to make sense of everything by sticking his head on the fridge? -Whenever Suzanne from Season 6 being lazy, snob, and try to throw her team under the bus (Mostly to Ariel and Tennille) -Aaron Season 13 who quits because he thought going to Hell's Kitchen doesn't give him a chance to be a Michelin Star chef -Matt Season 4 : "I got a migraine" -That one customer who wanted pumpkin in risotto and said it's like risotto without rice -That one customer who said it's a low grade dog food to his medium beef and got called quail by Gordon
@@calmcuke6865 I know Migraine is painful but the problem is Matt whined too much about it. It happened on Black Jacket round when you have to be mentally prepared at anything since the level of pressure is getting high. The fact that he got it on Black Jacket round and whiny like a baby is just embarrasing.
Man, in showing that clip of Andi’s argument with Anton, you could do a whole list of instances of chefs arguing with sous chefs and staff other than Chef Ramsay himself. You could also include: Scott Vs. Andrew (Season 1 taped door) Christina Vs. Jackie (Season 15 ‘The F-cking List’) Scott Vs. Benjamin (Season 7 calling out orders) Jean-Philippe Vs. Van (Season 6 service argument) Christina Vs. Season 19 Red Team (Goofing off during first punishment) Christina (Again) Vs. Elise (All-Stars not tasting the fish vomit soup) Any others I’ve missed?
JP vs. Lacey Lacey: "JP, I've never waited tables before" JP: Completely mocks Lacey's whiny tone. GOLD Also, Sous Chef Scott yelling at Raj in S8, and Monterray and Tommy in S9
Danielle trying to get backup by asking who's been in a real brigade before (expecting few to no hands) and getting hands from EVERYONE in the room, even the guy making some food in the back, is absolutely hilarious to me. Edit: got my chefs mixed up :-\
An excuse I expected to see was Andy’s excuse during his elimination in Season 6. Not that he DIDN’T cut his hand and that it wasn’t his dominant hand. But when your teammates are Kevin, who sprained his ankle and Dave, The One Armed Bandit, it’s a bad look.
There was another chef in a later season that whined about a supposed injury, only for Gordon to pull him aside into the pantry and frustratedly tell him that Dave won with a broken arm ("I had a young man in here who broke his f***ing arm! He went on to _win_ the competition!").
Too be fair, Andy is a fucking trainwreck in Season 6. He made Dave got humiliated when presented the dessert on calorie challenge by adding Apple Compote on it and made Chef Ramsay laughed because of how pathetic it looks. Then, Chef Ramsay caught not doing anything in the kitchen by wandering around. I personally thinking Robert should've stayed over him on elimination night because even Robert told how pathetic he is in his hillarious rant. But, if Robert didn't have a bad attitude, he would stay over Andy.
Not to mention that Andy could/should have gone home a couple of times that season, especially before Robert. Gordon just overcompensated for Robert having more HK experience than the others.
I think she was confused because when water approaches a phase change (like from solid to liquid or liquid to gas) the amount of energy needed to break the stage increases.
around that time it was a very common statement online people would say that cold water would reach a boil faster. Technicaly it does increase in heat faster at the start but obviously doesnt actualy boil sooner. Im shocked that no one else has seemingly seen those posts before
I actually was told repeatedly that cold water boils faster when I was younger. Like, it seems so illogical but literally everyone around me accepted it as fact so I just believed it as well. Honestly kept believing until I saw it on Hell’s Kitchen. You can bet I felt dumb af XD
What's sad is that Wendy's "cold water boils faster" mistake was the kitchen equivalent of "blinker fluid." When working at a pizza place, I had a boss that tried to mess with every single new guy by telling them that, and then asking me to see if they'd actually fall for it. I can imagine someone at one point may have told her that, and she fell for it hard.
Hear me out. "She only won because I lost" means that she won because he did exceptionally badly, not because she did exceptionally well. It's like winning by default because the other team doesn't show up to the game. You didn't earn it, they just blew it. It isn't actually a stupid statement. It is a self-burn though to admit he did THAT badly
That still counts though. Some people do have a bad game compared to how they usually play but even though that sucks it still counts as a loss and the person has to try again next time.
“Anton had arguably the greatest downfall in the shows history.” Also, in best non black jackets video- “his whole downfall wasn’t that bad” and “just the SIMPLEST of downfalls causes a chef like Anton to stand out.” Honourable mention to Anthony from season 11 to having a big downfall.
It wouldn't have been so bad if she didn't keep bringing it up. Also, by that point the show had been on for at least 10 seasons. You'd think you'd invest a bit of research before dedicating a portion of your life to a fucking competition.
His face when he won and the hug he gave his wife and daughter followed by an effortlessly legendary speech.. the wholesomeness of it all. I definitely teared up! Scotts the man!
it's like a modern wife's tale that could be debunked with two seconds of google, so obviously a lot of older women on facebook spread this kind of fact and others like it
1:12 GIA was an absolute joke to the point where she was Eliminated despite being on The Winning Team at the time And in the previous dinner service she only survived because JESSICA had already packed her bags & she used that excuse to keep herself here
2:35 DANIELLE if you've never work on the line in a professional kitchen before then you dropped yourself right in a pot of boiling water thinking you were going to go far in Hell Kitchen & possibly win it
And if you look at her job title, it said "Executive Chef". I'm not a chef but if the title is either Line Cook, Executive Chef or Sous Chef, that means the chef ever worked in a brigade. Either Danielle lying on her position or she's just completely clueless.
4:12 The real reason: He did own up to his mistake on the raw chicken, but the real reason why Garrett thought it would be faster was the Lamb Sauce not the chicken, in fact during the Served Raw version Ramsay said "If you don’t know what f***ing lamb sauce taste like, you shouldn't be in white!"
“ I gave Gia a second chance, which proved to be two chances too many. See ya Gia.” “Every dinner service, Danielle looked like a dear in headlights, and that’s why she ended up as dead meat.” “I’m trying to find someone who deserves a restaurant. Each and every step of the way, Garrett fought me and his team. That’s why he’s not here any longer.” “The third night of Hell’s Kitchen was shocking, really bad. I’m hoping we step up the gear, we raise our game, and start coming together as a proper restaurant. Jeff, well, I had to laugh when he called me an asshole I’ve been called far worse. Wendy well you know it’s about time I put you out of your misery.” “Like all marines, Frank was strong and very proud. Unfortunately for him, he’s just not ready for the rank of head chef.” “The only thing worse than the pain on Jonathan’s neck was listening to him blame everyone else for all his mistakes. I was glad to put him out of his misery.” “If Scott could cook as well as he talks, he’d be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen. Unfortunately for him, he can’t.” “Anton let the little success he had in Hell’s Kitchen inflate his ego, it was time to to let the air out of that balloon.”
I feel like “she only won because I lost” gets a lot more shit than it deserves. If someone makes a relatively poor dish, but you make a disaster, they win by default. It’s more “she only won because her competitor’s dish was actual ass, not because her dish was good”.
I like to think Johnny from S16 could also take the spot as King of Excuses... Especially for why the fish weren't seared in the episode he was eliminated
5:49 “She only won because I lost, that is not a winner” like bruh that is the literal definition of winner. You lost out of two and she was the other.
thank you for the upload master this was a good one! it's really funny when chefs are dramatic for the sake of working up sympathy and then make themselves look like a doofus, i wish i could be the medic to tell gordon ramsay "i don't see any cuts"
I have an idea...can you do "Top 5/10 Chefs that were eliminated “too early"...not necessarily shocking or unfair, more like chefs that were eliminated in the first few weeks that had maybe a bad service or two, but showed promise or had potential to go deep or were "randomly" eliminated early (maybe due to one bad service) just to keep the drama in... I'll be curious to see who you thought that was eliminated let's say before the Top 10 or middle of the competition that really had the potential to go deep or all the way...
In Wendy's defense about the cold water thing, I used to think the same thing. About a decade or so ago, I was making tea, and I turned to my grandpa and said "hey, why do we boil cold water? If the hot water isn't hot, won't it get to the boiling point faster?" And he said "No, that's not how that works." And I didn't ask for further elaboration, I just thought that didn't make a lot of sense. Then a few years I just realized that that simply isn't true >.>
Jason Underwood, Elise, Robyn (Season 10, Season 17 Robyn was decent), Joseph, Scott "This team will crumble without me", sadly, as bad as Sabrina was, there were far more despised chefs, at least with Sabrina, she could cook, Jason enough said, Elise and Robyn could but similar to Sabrina was the attitude, Joseph could cook but was never getting far again with the attitude, Scott, don't remember much about his cooking
I love Season 11's opening night service. So funny and good. The "Zacky Wacky" line aged well as the season went on because Zack went up and down. Although I wonder what would happen if he went instead of Antonary...? That means if the red team loses the next service, it will make an exciting predicament.
The finger cut one makes me angrier than I should be lmao. Getting a cut when preparing food can be horrendous. While I was a kid when this happened, something as easy as cutting an apple can just leave a permanent scar. My brother cut the top of his thumb off when at his previous job and thankfully he was able to get it sewn back on. If it isn’t drastic, just wash it and throw a secure bandaid on.
Most of the time when someone starts pointing fingers on this show, it's because they lack enough sense of personal responsibility. Not only that, but it leads to them not being able to grow because they can't fully acknowledge their own mistakes, so for those reasons, the finger pointing type of excuse is the worst unless they were physically prevented from doing their job by someone. Also, Chef Andi getting pissed off is here was almost scarier than Ramsay!
“She only won because I lost” is, in my opinion, a valid point. Not a good point, but definitely a valid one. If Frank had just listened to his orders(ironic considering he was a Marine) he would have definitely won that challenge.
It's so frustrating because what he MEANS is 'She won because of my mediocrity not because of her own excellence.' It's still a self own but it makes more sense than the inarticulate garble he actually said.
Gia and Jared complaining about a cut that you can't even see with the naked eye is hilarious in hindsight when you think about Dave, who won the competition with a broken/sprained wrist/hand
A lot of people think that kitchen moments like Chef Andi’s outburst are exaggerated for tv or bc she’s working under Ramsay, but honestly the only exaggeration is how often it happens in a regular kitchen. It is absolutely normal to get your ass chewed out for giving anything other than a “yes chef” or “heard” while on the line. This is normal in high-end kitchens. You laugh during prep, fight during service, don’t talk during breakdown, and laugh again at the bar. It is a culture near and dear to my heart
This better be on the list : Gordon - “The Chicken is Burnt!” Sharkiesha - “The chicken ain’t burnt. It’s Lighter than my skin. My skin ain’t burnt!” 🤣
I'll Always Laugh At Scott (Season 7) For One Particular Line. On The Night Of His Elimination Before He Was Kicked Out He Said "Don't Make Me Leave Chef The Team Will Die Without Me" Despite How Bad He Was At Cooking. He Was Just Always Coming Up With Excuses, He Thought He Was Amazing And Talented, And He Probably Even Thought He Was A Better Chef Than Gordon Ramsay. Definitely One Of The Top Three Most Delusional Chefs In Hells Kitchen History
I was actually told that cold water was supposed to boil faster than hot water by my teacher and my grandmother. I can't blame Whitney. Yes I found out that it is not the case.
I get what Frank means by the “won because I lost” comment, like she only got the point because he was worse in comparison, but that doesn’t make his line any less iconic 😂
I understand Gordon getting mad at people faking injuries especially since injuries in the kitchen can be really bad, and hazardous when chefs are bleeding everywhere
Can we get a remaster of your top 10 worst black jacket and best non black jacket lists? Assuming your opinions have changed I’d love to see them with your current editing skills
The best part of Brett going "I wanna find out who's beefing with each other" is that the competition had JUST started 😂 They don't know each other yet!
Thanks for watching the video everyone! Any other dumb excuses you can think of that I didn't include?
-Andy from S6 and Jonathon from S9 blaming bad performance on injuries: and both times, GR cites Dave Levey as the rebuttal to said excuses.
-Elizabeth blaming fish for her not being able to cook it
-Robyn blaming Dana to finish her own scallops being cooked in S10
-Jen blaming GR for sabotaging her garnishes in S18
-Johnny claiming his team never told him to sear the fish in S16
-Monique remarking that she’d have made fresh marinara if GR had asked.
When Gaurav said "EVERYBODY DOES IT" after sticking his fingers in the risotto.
Hey Flynn remember When I made the Squad A and B black jackets. I created a new one, Nikki S19, Chris S12, Chad S15, Aaron S16, Manda S15, and Michael S11. Who do you think wins this squad. Second, Out of all the Squads including this one which is the best one.
I would say for these excuses that was missed
S5: Ben’s excuse of sending the desserts before the apps
S10: Tavon claiming he was a executive chef at 22
S12: Guarav saying everyone sticks the food in the risotto
S13: JR’s excuse when he brought up raw food
S16: Everytime Paulie makes a excuse when he fucks up
GINA saying someone else has got to do the risotto when it was NEDRA'S dish on S11E2
"She only won because I lost. That's not a winner."
.... that's the very definition of a winner.
Good job, dude. 👍
Yep! That's exactly how winning works! 🤦🤣🤣
He was just a salty petty mess
So what is FRANK'S definition of a winner
So by his own logic, he lost to someone who wasn't a winner...which makes him a bigger-than-average loser.
What he really sounds like is a real sore loser 😂✋
“She only won,because I lost”
*Yes the Floor is made out of Floor*
It's not the same.
Sure the sentence sounds stupid but if you use your brain you realise that he was actually saying that he underperformed and that the only reason she won is not because she did so good, but because he did so bad
@@antepa112 yes, that is how winning works. If someone does bad at a race, someone else is going to win. You make a mistake in a competition, someone else is going to pull ahead. If you had used your brain, you'd realize that.
Floor isn’t a type of flooring material though haha I get what you’re saying, but yeah.
@@runsoncaffeine No shit. That's not the point. He used wrong words but he was basically saying that she didn't deserve to win and thst she won because he underperformed and let it happen.
@@antepa112 you think you sound smart 💀💀💀
_"She only won because I lost."_
*I didn't lose, I merely failed to win.*
Actually, he didn't lost. He just failed to win
@@PovidisII that’s what the comment said
@@gender5753 No, you don't understand. He didn't fail win, he merely succeeded in losing.
Trumpism at it's best lol.. that kind of ideology is my point b4 everyone trys to make it political lol
Oversimplified reference?
"I thought cold water was supposed to boil faster than hot water."
"W..oT?"
I die every time 😂😂😂
same 🤣🤣😂😂
And Gordon wasn't even mad, he was genuinely confused
I think she had it confused with the ‘hot water freezes faster than cold water’ science thing.
tbh I've heard that too that cold water or room temperature water boils faster
i mean shit i only boil cold water cuz i hear that hot water will strip minerals out of your water pipes and essentially make the water harder than if it were cold
In Season 21, one of the chefs said they needed 15 minutes to cook chicken because they "didn't want to give a low number." They ended up being the first one out.
Charlene 😂 she was literally a deer in the headlights, but she was lowkey funny so she was a good first boot, similar to Kenneth from season 19.
Quickly followed by ZEUS who was a chicken & took himself out of the competition
Also the chef mentioned she didn't even have the chicken in the oven when Gordon fired the order
@@davidfearis7335 TAYCE from Drag Race UK: "He BenDeLaCreme'd himself! Oh Ho HO!"
That does work for an excuse, but the episode and season is way too new to include in the list. Think that's why we see so little entries on these lists from the season 19 and 20 episodes
Anton's confessional after being yelled at by Chef Andi, where he called her a "Little girl who was intimidated because she was a woman in the kitchen" was the breaking point that made me flat out hate him
What about Anton managing to dodge nomination in episode 10?
He was just being honest.
yeah the guy was a clear misogynist with that shit
@@justforrow he's being honest about his feelings, because he's a misogynist. he's not being honest about reality lmao. she can cook circles around him, there's no need for her to feel intimidated or inferior to him when she is leagues above him, hence the title sous chef and not bum ass contestant.
@@AliceBunny05 Oh no boo hoo wahhhhh. Like stfu.
Andi was usually a very calm sous chef. Took a lot to really bother her and Anton managed to piss her off by refusing to keep his trap shut. That chewing out she gave him was gold.
Not trying to defend Anton but I honestly don't see what he did to receive that lashing. Like he wasn't yelling he just talks like that and also his response to I have it together seems reasonable I thought. But maybe that's just me being sensitive since anything I say apparently means I'm talking back.
Andi has already shown her savageness since Season 10 when she kicked out Tiffany for not being care. And that's the only time a Sous Chef ever kicked out a contestant.
@@firerhino8592 probably the entire season. He started big as decent chef with leadership abilities. Then somewhen went into denial of his mistakes and blamed everything else and made excuses - when it seemed Ramsay was about to kick him out he put him in the red team - where he continued always to have a excuse or somebody to blame for his mistakes. Sous Chef Andy was aware of this behavior and probably just annoyed he wanted to play the pro while never accepting his mistakes. The situation was that she told him to do something different and he then immediately went into this he knows it all attitude instead just doing what he was told. After that situation he then also made a pretty sexist comment about Andy. That dude sank glorious throughout the season
@@firerhino8592 Um no, he was a sexist moron
@@firerhino8592 Same, Andi kinda seem like she was provoking some of Anton responses. Not defending Anton either but, I dont totally think it was 100% his fault.
As loathsome as Frank from HK15 is...I f***ing love that line. "She only won b/c I lost. That's not a winner...that-that's not a winner."
Just imagine that logic being flipped on its head whenever his team ever WON anything. "He only won b/c they lost...he's not a winner...he-he's not a winner."
It could be applied if the red team would essentially DQ themselves from the challenge. The implications of that statement is very clear to see. It's a common turn of phrase that's not meant to be taken at face value
if you were winning while fighting someone in a video game and your wifi disconnects would you really call them a winner
@@epicblue00 that's not the same thing, Frank didn't win out of something that wasn't his fault as he chose to not follow the recipe and do something Gordon didn't ask for. Having your WiFi disconnect is something out of the player's hands.
@@epicblue00
No, it's more like you're winning and then decide to showboat and subsequently lose. Frank tried to showboat by deviating from the recipe.
Feel like he means that she won because he messed up and not because she ”deserved” to
I find the finger cut things hilarious especially when Heather and Dave won their seasons with genuine game ending injuries. Heather had a burned hand, Dave a broken arm.
And Ariel had a busted ankle
And then there's Andy on Season 6 for complaining about his broken thumb and can't do anything right while Dave suffered a broken arm for weeks
Also in Dave’s season, both him and Kevin (his final opponent) had been seriously injured. Dave broke his arm and I think Kevin either broke his foot or ankle(?).
Don't forget the absolute BAMF Ji from S5, who was still the best chef on her team with a horrible sprained ankle throughout the service!
@@The95thZebraPaula is arguably stronger but the rest definitely weren’t.
I still can’t get over the fact that Anton sounds like a human cigarette
Can we do a top 10 worst Chef voices?
@Lucas Duenez all to of them would be Anton
@@QualicabyssDon't forget Mary, runner up of Season 11
HUMAN CIGARETTE 😭😭⁉️
See, with what *I* thought his voice sounded like, they could've called him Chainsaw Man before that was even a Manga.
I remember being SHOCKED when Andy flew off the handle like that. She NEVER yelled, she just calmly told people to shut up and deal with their punishments and do what chef said without complaining.
You know you’ve f’ed if Andy is yelling at you. 😂
I don't remember if Anton was truly the weakest that episode, but that 100% got him sent home. Arguing with Andi was a major red flag for Gordon.
Looked so forced and she didn't come off as intimidating in the slightest
Gordon calling out to the medic saying Jared was bleeding to death sounded so desperate yet sarcastic. He needs to be an actor ;-;
He actually has appeared in a movie or two.
He must have been thinking "This again?!"
The narrator was AMAZING at that time: “With Jared in triage, fighting for his life…”
“She only won because I lost” 😂😂 PLEEEEASE someone tell me that this man was made fun of so bad when he got home 🤣🤣
Frank got demoted from the Marines after the show due to his highly sexist remarks so pretty much. 🤭
@@Pepito_Sanchez Lmao YAAAS!! 😂😂😂 he got served!! ✌🏻😎
He meant that since he didn’t follow the recipe, he lost by default.
@@paulseblano2761 Sounds like his fault, ayyy?
@@HiexlCrazy you Canadian?
"She only won because I lost. That's not a winner."
But it does make you... a loser
No. Frank didn’t lose. He just merely failed to win.
He didn't fail to win, he successfully lost
@@adsantos98 Your comment is iconic and 😂
@@Kenny_D6665 I didn't come up with it, but thanks 😄
That was dumbest thing I heard someone said on reality tv. How the hell is that schmuck even a marine?
"She only won because I lost"
And also, people die when they're killed
And the archer class is made up of archers
Just because you're correct, doesn't mean you're right
I think he means he beat himself. Ramsey even said it was a near perfect burger.
@Abdullah kamal 💀
Hmm, yes, the floor is made of floor.
2:25 The way his angry smile charged up to say “Get out!” Is amazing to me
It's the "Get Out!" 😅🤣😂for me.
He was trying to hold his laughter in from the absurdity of her question
You forgot:
-Lovely Season 6 (One of the most useless chefs ever) : She claimed she is so fast, Chef Ramsay couldn't see her. Who the hell does she think she is? The Flash?
-Bonnie season 3 who dumped a lot of monkfishes to the trash because it smells bad even though monkfish smells like that. She could just ask somebody.
-Elizabeth Season 9: Tried to blame the fish for being too raw or undercook (I forgot which one) even Gordon was confused.
-Sabrina Season 8 whose always blaming Nona and she complained that Nona snored when she sleeps. Girl, there's nothing to do with cooking competition. Everyone can snore on their sleeps anytime.
-Miss Lazy Lacey from Season 5 whose always want to escape the punishments and let the others work it. They ain't your maids!
-Gina Season 11: Pretended to be sick on prep only later doing make up.
-Raj because why not? Remember the time he ate the food because it looked so good? And he has to change his chef jacket even though he already got kicked out by Gordon? Or he tries to make sense of everything by sticking his head on the fridge?
-Whenever Suzanne from Season 6 being lazy, snob, and try to throw her team under the bus (Mostly to Ariel and Tennille)
-Aaron Season 13 who quits because he thought going to Hell's Kitchen doesn't give him a chance to be a Michelin Star chef
-Matt Season 4 : "I got a migraine"
-That one customer who wanted pumpkin in risotto and said it's like risotto without rice
-That one customer who said it's a low grade dog food to his medium beef and got called quail by Gordon
Legendary
"You're blaming the fish?"
GR to Elizabeth - Season 9
Monique from season 14 (I think) with her signature dish.
@@rossomac21 The fish knows why it's not cooked.
Season 16 had a lot of terrible excuses thrown around.
People complaining about non existent cuts while Heather’s hand in season 2 got severely burned and she still was getting shit done 🤣
Or how Ariel literally almost broke her leg, and stayed.
Or how Dave literally broke his wrist and he not only finished his season but won that SOB!
Don't forget Matt Season 4 who kept whining that he got a migraine in Black Jacket round!
@@margarethmichelina5146 a migraine is debilitating, it's nowhere near the same as a headache. Don't see how that's a dumb excuse.
@@calmcuke6865 I know Migraine is painful but the problem is Matt whined too much about it. It happened on Black Jacket round when you have to be mentally prepared at anything since the level of pressure is getting high. The fact that he got it on Black Jacket round and whiny like a baby is just embarrasing.
Man, in showing that clip of Andi’s argument with Anton, you could do a whole list of instances of chefs arguing with sous chefs and staff other than Chef Ramsay himself. You could also include:
Scott Vs. Andrew (Season 1 taped door)
Christina Vs. Jackie (Season 15 ‘The F-cking List’)
Scott Vs. Benjamin (Season 7 calling out orders)
Jean-Philippe Vs. Van (Season 6 service argument)
Christina Vs. Season 19 Red Team (Goofing off during first punishment)
Christina (Again) Vs. Elise (All-Stars not tasting the fish vomit soup)
Any others I’ve missed?
JP vs. Lacey
Lacey: "JP, I've never waited tables before"
JP: Completely mocks Lacey's whiny tone.
GOLD
Also, Sous Chef Scott yelling at Raj in S8, and Monterray and Tommy in S9
I second the notion of there needing to be a list of Sous Chefs/Staff vs Contestants
@@ultranaticproductions3103 Scott borderline threatening Josh (Season 3 Final Dinner Service)
Scott yelling at Giacomo for not turing the oven on
Monterray vs Chef Scott season 9. One of my favorites 😂
Danielle trying to get backup by asking who's been in a real brigade before (expecting few to no hands) and getting hands from EVERYONE in the room, even the guy making some food in the back, is absolutely hilarious to me.
Edit: got my chefs mixed up :-\
An excuse I expected to see was Andy’s excuse during his elimination in Season 6. Not that he DIDN’T cut his hand and that it wasn’t his dominant hand. But when your teammates are Kevin, who sprained his ankle and Dave, The One Armed Bandit, it’s a bad look.
There was another chef in a later season that whined about a supposed injury, only for Gordon to pull him aside into the pantry and frustratedly tell him that Dave won with a broken arm ("I had a young man in here who broke his f***ing arm! He went on to _win_ the competition!").
Too be fair, Andy is a fucking trainwreck in Season 6. He made Dave got humiliated when presented the dessert on calorie challenge by adding Apple Compote on it and made Chef Ramsay laughed because of how pathetic it looks. Then, Chef Ramsay caught not doing anything in the kitchen by wandering around. I personally thinking Robert should've stayed over him on elimination night because even Robert told how pathetic he is in his hillarious rant. But, if Robert didn't have a bad attitude, he would stay over Andy.
@@AdderTude That was Jonathan in season 9 with his neck.
Not to mention that Andy could/should have gone home a couple of times that season, especially before Robert. Gordon just overcompensated for Robert having more HK experience than the others.
@@jraymond1988And Robert health problems
"I thought cold water was supposed to boil faster than hot water."
"What!?"
Still one of my favorite moments from HK
She was probably thinking that because hot water freezes faster than cold water, she just assumed the opposite must be true 😂😂😂
I think she was confused because when water approaches a phase change (like from solid to liquid or liquid to gas) the amount of energy needed to break the stage increases.
around that time it was a very common statement online people would say that cold water would reach a boil faster. Technicaly it does increase in heat faster at the start but obviously doesnt actualy boil sooner. Im shocked that no one else has seemingly seen those posts before
@@StevenCenname I thought the same thing... This is what happens when you pay attention to only half of your physics class I guess 😂
@@akhilaachuthan265 some ppl either didnt take physics or ever learned it in that class
I actually was told repeatedly that cold water boils faster when I was younger. Like, it seems so illogical but literally everyone around me accepted it as fact so I just believed it as well. Honestly kept believing until I saw it on Hell’s Kitchen. You can bet I felt dumb af XD
only in certain circumstances
@@teleportingpotatoe uh it’s basic science that it gets cold instantly so no
@@teleportingpotatoe Never in any circumstances. Cold water has less heat, ergo it takes longer to absorb sufficient heat to boil
actually I think boiled water freezes into less foggy ice cubes compared to cold water
I think that’s where the confusion came from
“She only won because I lost. That’s not a winner… that’s not a winner!”
Man frank is high off that copium
franks excuse is even more funny when u realize by adding stuff to the recipe he technically cheated
No, he simply didn't follow directions which was the whole point of the challenge (follow the damn recipe). Automatic fail.
1:54 Ramsey sounds like he's about to cry.
😂🤣😭
What's sad is that Wendy's "cold water boils faster" mistake was the kitchen equivalent of "blinker fluid." When working at a pizza place, I had a boss that tried to mess with every single new guy by telling them that, and then asking me to see if they'd actually fall for it.
I can imagine someone at one point may have told her that, and she fell for it hard.
Interesting point. There's so many joke lies I was told as a kid and then believed for way too long because no one clarified that it was a joke.
The "Whaaat" from Ramsay never fails to make me laugh😂😂
Its raw
@@jamesmeredith400 Shut it down
“She only won because I lost. That’s not a winner.”
*Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes*
Hear me out. "She only won because I lost" means that she won because he did exceptionally badly, not because she did exceptionally well. It's like winning by default because the other team doesn't show up to the game. You didn't earn it, they just blew it. It isn't actually a stupid statement. It is a self-burn though to admit he did THAT badly
I think most people know what he meant... it's just that the way he said it was extremely weird and funny at the same time😂
@@justno984 yeee
That still counts though. Some people do have a bad game compared to how they usually play but even though that sucks it still counts as a loss and the person has to try again next time.
@@nopeninja9765 no one said it wasn't
It's true as well, Gordon even said that, if Frank had followed the brief and kept it simple, he'd probably have a point
Major goals is having the guts and the confidence and be avle to be as scary as chef Andi when she was calling Anton out on his bullshit. What a queen
She was channeling her inner Ramsay, and it worked!
What an insecure freak, you mean.
I really like her 😊😊
“Anton had arguably the greatest downfall in the shows history.” Also, in best non black jackets video- “his whole downfall wasn’t that bad” and “just the SIMPLEST of downfalls causes a chef like Anton to stand out.” Honourable mention to Anthony from season 11 to having a big downfall.
To this day, Danielle still has never worked in a brigade
I laughed when she asked if the others ever worked in a brigade and EVERY ONE said yes.
It wouldn't have been so bad if she didn't keep bringing it up. Also, by that point the show had been on for at least 10 seasons. You'd think you'd invest a bit of research before dedicating a portion of your life to a fucking competition.
i don’t know anything about chefs, but isn’t a brigade just a line, like a team? or are they talking about professional chefs only?
@@keiishine Yeah, it’s a line
I never get tired of Chef Andi verbally pinning down Anton
For me, Scott had one of the most satisfying wins in HK. Constantly yelled at by Ramsay through the season, but ended up pulling through in the end.
His face when he won and the hug he gave his wife and daughter followed by an effortlessly legendary speech.. the wholesomeness of it all. I definitely teared up! Scotts the man!
The cold water thing is actually something my grandma tells me all the time. She gets mad if I use hot water.
I was told this by my mother.
it's like a modern wife's tale that could be debunked with two seconds of google, so obviously a lot of older women on facebook spread this kind of fact and others like it
@@casualcrisis6349 'two seconds of thought'
“No, nobody needs a f*cking medic!”
*Cuts*
“Can I get a medic?”
1:30 if anyone needs the timestamp :)
"You shouldn't be in white!"
Lmao forgot that line, Gordon should use that one more often.
1:12 GIA was an absolute joke to the point where she was Eliminated despite being on The Winning Team at the time
And in the previous dinner service she only survived because JESSICA had already packed her bags & she used that excuse to keep herself here
2:35 DANIELLE if you've never work on the line in a professional kitchen before then you dropped yourself right in a pot of boiling water thinking you were going to go far in Hell Kitchen & possibly win it
And if you look at her job title, it said "Executive Chef". I'm not a chef but if the title is either Line Cook, Executive Chef or Sous Chef, that means the chef ever worked in a brigade. Either Danielle lying on her position or she's just completely clueless.
“She won because I lost”
Yes frank, that is how competitions work. In future please keep your epiphanies to yourself.
4:12 The real reason: He did own up to his mistake on the raw chicken, but the real reason why Garrett thought it would be faster was the Lamb Sauce not the chicken, in fact during the Served Raw version Ramsay said "If you don’t know what f***ing lamb sauce taste like, you shouldn't be in white!"
“She won because I lost!”
Yes. That’s what losing contests mean.
“ I gave Gia a second chance, which proved to be two chances too many. See ya Gia.”
“Every dinner service, Danielle looked like a dear in headlights, and that’s why she ended up as dead meat.”
“I’m trying to find someone who deserves a restaurant. Each and every step of the way, Garrett fought me and his team. That’s why he’s not here any longer.”
“The third night of Hell’s Kitchen was shocking, really bad. I’m hoping we step up the gear, we raise our game, and start coming together as a proper restaurant. Jeff, well, I had to laugh when he called me an asshole I’ve been called far worse. Wendy well you know it’s about time I put you out of your misery.”
“Like all marines, Frank was strong and very proud. Unfortunately for him, he’s just not ready for the rank of head chef.”
“The only thing worse than the pain on Jonathan’s neck was listening to him blame everyone else for all his mistakes. I was glad to put him out of his misery.”
“If Scott could cook as well as he talks, he’d be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen. Unfortunately for him, he can’t.”
“Anton let the little success he had in Hell’s Kitchen inflate his ego, it was time to to let the air out of that balloon.”
I feel like “she only won because I lost” gets a lot more shit than it deserves. If someone makes a relatively poor dish, but you make a disaster, they win by default. It’s more “she only won because her competitor’s dish was actual ass, not because her dish was good”.
I like to think Johnny from S16 could also take the spot as King of Excuses... Especially for why the fish weren't seared in the episode he was eliminated
"She only won because I lost."
Yes, that's what... winning means.
5:49 “She only won because I lost, that is not a winner” like bruh that is the literal definition of winner. You lost out of two and she was the other.
"Professional medic can't even find the f@cking cut! GET OUT!!"
You could tell he was just done with them.
thank you for the upload master this was a good one! it's really funny when chefs are dramatic for the sake of working up sympathy and then make themselves look like a doofus, i wish i could be the medic to tell gordon ramsay "i don't see any cuts"
For the ones that made the dumbest excuses, they know who they are
I have an idea...can you do "Top 5/10 Chefs that were eliminated “too early"...not necessarily shocking or unfair, more like chefs that were eliminated in the first few weeks that had maybe a bad service or two, but showed promise or had potential to go deep or were "randomly" eliminated early (maybe due to one bad service) just to keep the drama in...
I'll be curious to see who you thought that was eliminated let's say before the Top 10 or middle of the competition that really had the potential to go deep or all the way...
Hassan would definitely be on it, dude was a beast went to the red team and got bounced.
I think Aaron from S16 would be a good candidate for this list. He should have been moved to the red team.
Gina from S9, Gizzy from S18, Hassan from S15, Wil from S5, Ashley from S13
For S9 and All-Stars, you can make a list of how many got eliminated for elise drama potential
@@Pepito_Sanchez I hated the reasoning for his nomination and elimination when he had zero mistakes during his last service
Nedra: you cant flip a pancake with a spatula
Jackie: *walks over and flips the pancake with a spatula in front of her face*
😂😂
In Wendy's defense about the cold water thing, I used to think the same thing. About a decade or so ago, I was making tea, and I turned to my grandpa and said "hey, why do we boil cold water? If the hot water isn't hot, won't it get to the boiling point faster?" And he said "No, that's not how that works." And I didn't ask for further elaboration, I just thought that didn't make a lot of sense.
Then a few years I just realized that that simply isn't true >.>
“Frank is one of the most despised contestants-“
*laughs in Sabrina from season 8*
Sabrina from Season 8 is basically a 24/7 siren
Jason Underwood, Elise, Robyn (Season 10, Season 17 Robyn was decent), Joseph, Scott "This team will crumble without me", sadly, as bad as Sabrina was, there were far more despised chefs, at least with Sabrina, she could cook, Jason enough said, Elise and Robyn could but similar to Sabrina was the attitude, Joseph could cook but was never getting far again with the attitude, Scott, don't remember much about his cooking
Legends have it that Scott is still rambling that he’s the best chef ever for
Hell’s Kitchen 😔
I love Season 11's opening night service. So funny and good.
The "Zacky Wacky" line aged well as the season went on because Zack went up and down. Although I wonder what would happen if he went instead of Antonary...? That means if the red team loses the next service, it will make an exciting predicament.
“ Sebastian tried to be funny, but it was his cooking that was the joke.”
The finger cut one makes me angrier than I should be lmao. Getting a cut when preparing food can be horrendous. While I was a kid when this happened, something as easy as cutting an apple can just leave a permanent scar.
My brother cut the top of his thumb off when at his previous job and thankfully he was able to get it sewn back on.
If it isn’t drastic, just wash it and throw a secure bandaid on.
Hell’s Kitchen clips are literally the best. Thank you for uploading this
Most of the time when someone starts pointing fingers on this show, it's because they lack enough sense of personal responsibility. Not only that, but it leads to them not being able to grow because they can't fully acknowledge their own mistakes, so for those reasons, the finger pointing type of excuse is the worst unless they were physically prevented from doing their job by someone.
Also, Chef Andi getting pissed off is here was almost scarier than Ramsay!
"she only won because i lost" idk man that sounds like a winner to me
Chef sounded so close to crying after the medic couldn’t find the “cut”
He puts up with so much xD
saying " she only won because i lost " is like saying she only died because she stopped living
“She only won because I lost” that one is a classic and never fails to make me laugh😂😂💀
"Rubber spatular" OK Mr. Krabs 😂
5:09 in Wendy's defense, I legit had a teacher in 6th grade tell me this and I believed it until late high school. 🙃
Facts
I had a teacher tell me New England was a state!
@@wintermoon7003 lmao goddamn
"I'm only stupid because I'm not smart"
1:53 Ramsay's voice crack of despair and disbelief
In my foods class in high school we’re actually told by the teacher cold water boils faster and would get call out if we didn’t use cold water😭
“She only won because I lost” is, in my opinion, a valid point. Not a good point, but definitely a valid one. If Frank had just listened to his orders(ironic considering he was a Marine) he would have definitely won that challenge.
Sure, but he didn't say that she should have listened to his orders, he said something much more vague and stupid lol
“She only won because I lost” 💀
2:33 to quote Peter Quill from Guardians of the Galaxy
“Well that’s just as interesting as the 800th time you’ve said it”.
4:20 Ramsey's reaction is priceless! You can SEE the anger rapidly building up in him upon hearing that ridiculous and dangerous excuse.
I love this channel so much! Thank you for doing this
“I think cold water is supposed to cook faster than hot water”
I think she got confused by: “hot water freezes faster than cold water”
It's so frustrating because what he MEANS is 'She won because of my mediocrity not because of her own excellence.'
It's still a self own but it makes more sense than the inarticulate garble he actually said.
Gia and Jared complaining about a cut that you can't even see with the naked eye is hilarious in hindsight when you think about Dave, who won the competition with a broken/sprained wrist/hand
9:49 gotta be the most satisfying thing on earth. put him his place, girl!
A little pompous tho
“Where’s the cut?”
“Right here”
“Where?”
“It’s not there” 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm squeezing it!
A lot of people think that kitchen moments like Chef Andi’s outburst are exaggerated for tv or bc she’s working under Ramsay, but honestly the only exaggeration is how often it happens in a regular kitchen. It is absolutely normal to get your ass chewed out for giving anything other than a “yes chef” or “heard” while on the line. This is normal in high-end kitchens. You laugh during prep, fight during service, don’t talk during breakdown, and laugh again at the bar. It is a culture near and dear to my heart
This better be on the list :
Gordon - “The Chicken is Burnt!”
Sharkiesha - “The chicken ain’t burnt. It’s Lighter than my skin. My skin ain’t burnt!”
🤣
Dude I loved Scott in S7. He was Impressively delusional. The red team just allowed him to completely fuck himself up and it was glorious to behold.
I'll Always Laugh At Scott (Season 7) For One Particular Line. On The Night Of His Elimination Before He Was Kicked Out He Said "Don't Make Me Leave Chef The Team Will Die Without Me" Despite How Bad He Was At Cooking. He Was Just Always Coming Up With Excuses, He Thought He Was Amazing And Talented, And He Probably Even Thought He Was A Better Chef Than Gordon Ramsay. Definitely One Of The Top Three Most Delusional Chefs In Hells Kitchen History
I read that Scott has had a very successful career after HK
And he still thinking he's the best chef in both of the team even though he got nominated three times in a row. How pathetic.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Lol
(Or narcissistic)
"She only won because I lost. I can speak for myself cuz I know who I are..."
"You can f*uck off now" 😂
I love it, i'll use that next time someone's being lazy
RIP Jonathan he sadly passed away in February
" I didn't lose, I merely failed to win"
I was actually told that cold water was supposed to boil faster than hot water by my teacher and my grandmother. I can't blame Whitney. Yes I found out that it is not the case.
"She only won because I lost."
The liquid isn't the only thing smoking here
She only won because I lost. That's not a winner. 🤣 Gets me everytime!
one tiny cut: AAAAGGHHH!!! I NEED… A MEDIC BAG!!
"she only won because I lost" Wow, you discovered how winning works, good job...
😅
I get what Frank means by the “won because I lost” comment, like she only got the point because he was worse in comparison, but that doesn’t make his line any less iconic 😂
I understand Gordon getting mad at people faking injuries especially since injuries in the kitchen can be really bad, and hazardous when chefs are bleeding everywhere
In Wendy’s defense, the “cold water boils faster than hot water” is a common myth
only in certain circumstances its possible 😊
Literally NEVER heard of that. It’s basic science that it doesn’t 😂
@@entertainmentjunkie I used to hear it a lot growing up. It really doesn’t make sense, but for some reason it felt like it did back then.
@@Kintaku what?? Seriously? And you were younger so I can see that
@@entertainmentjunkie lol yeah. Maybe it’s a hood thing. The things we believe as kids
Can we get a remaster of your top 10 worst black jacket and best non black jacket lists? Assuming your opinions have changed I’d love to see them with your current editing skills
The best part of Brett going "I wanna find out who's beefing with each other" is that the competition had JUST started 😂 They don't know each other yet!
To be fair to Wendy we all have those myths that we think are fact and can make mistakes when stressed and under pressure.
Just wanna say I listen to your channel a lot, keep it up bro! Love these!! 😊😊
Thanks so much Michael!!