Munchies: Anthony Bourdain
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2012
- Anthony Bourdain of No Reservations takes us on a brass-knuckled culinary tour of New York. He starts us off with amazing cured meats and cheese at Salumeria Rosi before heading to the distinguished Wakamba cocktail lounge. After a few beers to cleanse the palate, we end the night with one of the best pieces of meat we've ever had at Bourdain's old base of operations, Brasserie Les Halles.
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Look at you now...
Anthony was unapologetically genuine and will be sorely missed.
Anthony loved to use the word ” unapologetically.”
His highly skilled self-deprecation reminded us all to never take ourselves too seriously.
I I wish i met him. Tony will be missed. Here i am 2 years later still thinking of him.
@@krepler I agree.
So true
RIP to the best storyteller ever. Bourdain introduced cultures, religions, and people by sitting down at a table for some food. I will truly miss this remarkable man.
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Couldn't agree more! One of the best writers and storytellers of our generation!
R.I.P legend 😢
B Fuimaono 😢
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I’m a cook/ chef the day we lost Anthony was like the solar system losing the sun, he was one of us, told our stories and spoke like us, rip chef
He wasn't just one of us... he was our spokesperson, and mascot. And I couldn't be more proud to have him as our culinary ambassador to the multiple cultures he explored. RIP Tony.
Please stop exaggerating and being melodramatic.
Bourdain was a seasoned junky at many levels and , like all pros , he was forever chasing that high until he just bummed out. At that topped off point no amount of money, dope, food or fame can trip those receptors again and he knew it was time to leave the party. And he showed himself out. Selfish ? Sure, but also courageous.
@@fellspoint9364fair
RIP. As a young kid Anthony’s shows introduced me to a whole another world of food and culture and helped me get out of my comfort zone and explore all the world has to offer.
Well said. He did the same for me
Weird u literally took the words out of my mouth
@7 fuck off
He tried to expose pedos but they got him before he could. His message is out there !
He partially why I cook
Other than the fact he was narrating through a block of foam it was awesome.
Well said. Poor audio location recording. Could have brought it back with some high frequency boost as well...
@@sharpen-up I was hoping someone was going to mention this. I thought I needed a hearing check-up by the end.
sounds like overcooked de-noise or de-reverb
Ian P “someone” every damn comment is either RIP or “this audio sucks”
Y'all are just primadonnas
I come back to this video, years after his passing, and all I've ever loved about the man shines in every video, every episode, and every other chef that he ever shared a meal with. The great Marco Pierre White, Masa Takeyama, Eric Ripier. All of them honor him as a great influence to budding and young chefs. An icon for not only being humble, but for being genuine and authentic. And most importantly, being an enthusiastic and loving friend, who wanted nothing but peace, understanding, and equality between all cultures and all people. Someone who could always make you love and laugh around others, regardless of background or origin. Someone who thrived and existed to bring everyone together and remind them to take in the smallest things and live in the moment to fall in love with the little moments with others.
I miss you, Anthony. I can never express how much of an influence you always were to me, in the kitchen and out. And to so, so many others. Words can't express how many people, young and old, you taught humility, understanding, passion, and love to. Across countless generations, peoples, cultures, beliefs, and nationalities. I hope you find solace and embrace in your afterlife, and I hope you know how loved you always were. I'm sorry if you felt alone in the end.
Rest in the sweetest peace, Anthony Bourdain. Your legacy will never be able to be matched, and your personality will always be missed across the globe. Much love ❤️
Beautiful words, Nicholas. A wonderful ode to a wonderful human being.
Thank you for saying exactly how I feel about his impact ! 🙏🏼🍴🔪
He was the first person I truly felt that made me feel like the life I chose was pretty freakin badass and to , as you said , keep the humility alive .
RIP Chef 😞
Life is definitely missing some color without him. When I was in school, I used to watch his shows and think about when I graduate, all the places I was going to go to.
I miss him. I keep catching myself watching old re-runs and occasionally forgetting reality. His spirit will live on, through food and laughter and community. Thank you for bringing so many people together during their hardships, I'll never forget you.
I just appreciate how Anthony is never afraid to get hammered on camera hahahha
This is EXACTLY why I love Anthony Bourdain. He just seems like he would be so much fun to hang out with
“I wallow in their discomfort”
Such an Anthony bourdain thing to say
How the fck can you miss someone you've never meet in your life? Yet, I do miss Mr. Bourdain. While working as host at a popular downtown Chicago restaurant, I read
Kitchen Confidential and it inspired me to attend culinary college.
Some of the work values highlighted in that book I unknowingly adopted as my own, having read it five times. Watching him travel the world, exploring not only the food of foreign people but their culture and their hearts helped me see him as a humanitarian. Humanitarian? Fck yes! He introduce us to soooooo many different countries and their everyday people, while high lighting how food is the common thread that connects us all together. Dam I miss that dude!!!!!
I was not prepared for Anthony putting Seagal on blast.
Holy shit I haven't laughed that hard in months.
I come back to this video every now and then just so I can hear his voice. People come and go, legends are forever. Rest in peace legend.
2 years since his death and the world is still a shittier place without him.
even worse
@@papacinoooo :(((
I agree 👍
Officially.
for sure dude
This is the first AB clip I’ve watched since he passed. I loved him. Made me want to travel the world and eat. God bless his soul
He gets paid for being himself, How many of us can said the same
Diego Martin Pintos Urzagaste anyone that doesn't have a job that deals with the immediate public
Prostitutes
i know hes so lucky.
+ImTotallySummer yeah he's lucky to have that job, but he was a complete fucking mess before. He's talked about how he barley made enough to live on and was an alcoholic. Tons of chefs are plus they use heroin
+Guy Fieri damn hardcore
The reaction Anthony gets just from strolling into Les Halles is fucking legendary.
Used to watch him when I was a pre teen and he was the reason I took a job as a line cook and worked my way up. Rest In Peace to a fucking inspirational, always kind man.
“As you move through this life and this world you change things slightly, you leave marks behind, however small. And in return, life - and travel - leaves marks on you. Most of the time, those marks - on your body or on your heart - are beautiful. Often, though, they hurt.”
Rest easy, Tony.
I watch anything with Anthony Bourdain...his tv shows rock.
+Dorian Graye The past is the past. The guy lives a pretty awesome life now and has lots of people that care for him. Seems like he's winning.
+Dorian Graye LOL you obviously know nothing about the world chefs live in. Read "kitchen confidential"
+Dorian Graye everyone needs an arc.
+telephonic Side note.. Liverpool is simply the greatest team ever..
jumustube Tyvm sir/madam...i hope you are watching the game tonight...
The audio levels in this thing are all kinds of fucked up
+LetsNeverPlayAgain Leave it to vice to fuck everything up.
I was thinking the same thing before. and then I looked at the comments about 3/4 through and yea. glad it wasn't just me thinking that
Matthew Freeman
Who the fuck is Matthew Freeman
His name is Matthew Freeman.
I cant even watch this right now it hurts so much
Go read his books if you haven’t
I feel you, he brought so much to the world and was an iconic man. There will never be another AB
Did you know him personally?
Still can’t
Still can't get over his death.
You helped me through tough times with food and laughter. Thanks for everything. Hope your next chapter is amazing.
Your last sentence comforted me and made me laugh at the same time. I hope he's enjoying it wherever he is.
This guy is a national treasure.
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Now....was
Will always be *
RIP
Danny Mcconnell why? He dismantle your negative philosophies and lifestyle ?
@Danny Mcconnell well if he didn't believe in Jesus then maybe he is. Prayer is strong so hopefully we will meet him in Heaven.
Rest in peace Mr. Bourdain. "The brighter the star, the darker the shadow"
My heart breaks watching this in 2020. They all seemed like a true group of friends, just cherishing their moments together.
For just a few seconds as I was watching this, I forgot that he was no longer with us. This man will always be great in my book.
Rip Tony
You gotta love this guy on all levels, especially if you are or were in the restaurant business. What really kills me is that he is also a writer and is able to articulate everything we chefs and cooks are, what we think, and why in ways we can't all with a strange graveyard sense of humor.
Thank you Anthony for taking me all over the world with you and teaching me so much about life. Love you buddy. Rest in peace.
Bourdain inspired me as a child to not only learn how to cook but also become engrossed in cultures, cuisines, and people from around the world. He will be missed.
Really feeling his loss. He bought me joy and laughter and he never will know it. Thank you sir for being you Xxx
A Guy Fieri commercial advertising Miller beer came on before this. I'm dying.
Hah. Nice.
I just randomly wondered why Anthony was so we'll loved and why everyone talked of him so fondly. I can see it. The man was passionate about food and it was infectious.
The dude asked Anthony for his blessing for the second wife lmaoo, R.I.P
Nothing brings people together like good munchies! Bourdain was the master of sharing the delish. RIP Tony 🕊️
anthony bourdain is my kind of man, so fun and eclectic.
umm he's just a massive piss head
Nathan S someones jealous
Nathan S
Charles Martel said 7 months ago:
"Judging by what you watch, I was right, you are a fool AND a piece of doggie shit. DOG!"
Good to see somebody said it before me. Stop being jealous, you know you would love to live his life, who wouldn't.
Bourdain has the greatest job on the planet! He travels around the world overeating and getting drunk!
Michael Swartz Some people don't gain adapose tissue like others, its all in the gentics skinny people who eat alot and stay skinny like my brother are lucky but they are still able to get heart disease and other dieases.
Brown Mista.Brown
don't start that shit.
Btw "shit" is knowledge from Nutrition science I took in college last semester, which is a straight fact that genetics play one of the biggest roles in weight gain. Genetics play a role in hormones this is one of the reasons genetics play such a large role in where you gain the extra adapose or whether you gain it at all.
And that can be fixed with diet and exercising, and counting one's calorie intake.
King Henry Whats a calorie?
Now Anthony and Carlos are both gone. At least we have this to remember them as great friends and chefs. RIP.
RIP Tony, you were a sign of hope in this world and on television. You brought a sense of hope to to people of sanity and a love for food that knows no bound. You will be missed
Tony was too pure for this world. Rest in power.
Bourdain is the best. Truly one of my top three people I would like to meet. He speaks truth in volumes, which is becoming rare these days
It’s amazing how well this correlates to working a full time service job. The connections happen so naturally and really builds who you are as a person
RIP Anthony Bourdain... This video is a celebration of your life and everything you loved, people, food, places and friends. You changed the way we looked at the world and taught us to give people a chance instead of judging the way they looked or their way of life.
Miss him so much. I was fortunate enough to have met him. Such a kind and sweet man. May he Rest In Peace.
I am falling in Love with Anthony, can't stop watching his videos, the look in his eyes is priceless, as if he holds million of secrets. RIP
RIP Anthony, we will miss you! - 8th June 2018
Yep...
RIP Anthony Bourdain y'all forever be missed
10:25 - I know Anthony can handle his liquor well, but man he looks absolutely hammered here.
It brings a smile watching this he was truly one of a kind will always be missed dearly rip chef🙏🏼
nothing but raw passion runs through this man for what he loves. rip
There aren’t but a handful of celebrities I care about but nobody’s clips make me sad like Anthony’s. I miss him terribly. He was such a genuine guy. I really got an interesting view into his last year by listening to artist and friend of his David Choe’s podcast on Rogan where he kind of goes into what was happening with him. Very very sad
Love this episode ! Nice to see the crew together for a night out just having fun ! RIP Anthony and Carlos
Watches this episode while thinking about Tony and decided to look up chef Carlos. Was very sad to learn he died in 2015. Nice to see someone honor both of them
I love this video. It's been a while since I've watched this video, but it's one of my favorites to come back to. Tony, you are such an awesome person. I wish I could've met you.
I would watch a ton of videos of him when I was younger. Kept me entertained for hours. RIP Anthony, you will be missed
3 years and I'm still in tears 😭
I like Anthony B, I enjoy his shows, his perspective on life, cuisine, philosophy and so on.
RIP Carlos Llaguno Morales. He will be very missed.
What?
+Ricardeaux Cancer
Wait... he died? Damn condolences
+Zaki El Horan Yep, this time last year. Died of cancer.
sr20DETdrift He die?
Rip, he was so soothing to listen to and spoke so beautifully about foods and cultures.
It must have been a blast to work on his crew. I don't normally care when a celebrity dies, but he was a genuine inspiration to me. I literally cried on multiple occasions just watching the tribute to him. RIP Anthony, you will not be forgotten.
what does vice use for a microphone, an old potato in a sock that has been frozen?
Pop-filters weren't included in the budget, so they just recorded it from behind a big plywood wall.
May have made it later in life, but he never ceased to amaze the curiosity and adventure we all aspire to. Rest easy man.
Hands down best travel and food show on tv, his personal touch was so unique and genuine
shed a tear watching this. you will be forever missed tony
Thanks to blur at 1:56 i was not able to recognize that it was a courier company.
+The 12th Man thought I was the only one that caught that
+The 12th Man UPS?
+Notchocheese1234 nahhh, DHL bro
+The 12th Man Hahahaha good spot.
It's FEDEX
This man was amazing! Real to the core!! 😪 I hope you are at peace AB
I truly love this man. I really got into him unfortunately, after his passing but it has inspired to follow his goals and do better on myself. I will never know what demons he faced but I know I suffer similar ones myself. I hope to overcome all obstacles in my life with the wisdom and carefree nature Anthony Bourdain has shown to me that I believe I have in myself.
I re watch this every once in a while. He was one of a kind
"I don't even know what reality is" - there's something kinda haunting about that line
Miss you very very much chef!
See you on the other side!
I miss this man and his words so much I cant even begin to explain. love and miss you Anthony
Everybody loves you because you spoke your mind so eloquently and could always say what nobody else had the guts to. RIP - although legends never die 🙏🏽
I love Parts Unknown; it's like half VICE half cooking, eating and of course DRINKING!
R.I.P Anthony Bourdain you were a great storyteller and a straight forward guy...much respect
It’s great to have so much of him. Miss this guy though.
The talent and personality of this man. Can never me replaced.
Best 15 minutes ever!
i miss him so much he's the best chef and guy ever
There was something very refreshing and alluring about him. He made me interested in food and travel in ways I had never considered before. He was cool. As soon as I stumbled upon" No Reservations" I was drawn in, and it became my favorite show.
I love how he describes life on the restaurant business.... its so honest thats exactly what we do... we work all day then as soon as its over we all just go to some other bar/restaurant and eat drink and smoke there...... and I loved it
Anthony Bourdain is one of the few chefs I genuinely like as a human being. I've got one of his books. He spoke like a regular guy, not some pompous Hollywood ass. He will be missed.
The fact he loved Dominican dive bars makes me cry
oh god, it’s so good to see and hear him
Just watching this dude in the Bourdain show made me respect him so much, i miss him. And I see Helen Cho, she must have cried several times missing Anthony. RIP maestro.
That ribeye looked bomb as FUCK.
eating and drinking like a king every now and then is VERY WISE!!
love his show for years
I've been in the food industry since I was 15 off and on of course tried many different career paths and now am going in to IT. But one thing that always sticks in my mind is how much I will always love working in a kitchen and how it allows us to be who we are, unapologetically, rude crude dudes who love a good drink, a dirty joke, and to experiment all whilst serving delicious meals and we get to see people enjoy it. I know few if any will read this but anthony bourdain in particular really brought that to light as the fun that is had in the kitchen. Stressful and hard fucking work no doubt but the kitchen will always hold a dear spot in my heart. I just wish it was a more respected well paying job than what it is. Respect to any and all back of the house. You motherfuckers are and will always remain some of the best people I've ever known or had the pleasure to work with.
Rip Anthony, one of the greats his legacy will live on
R. I. P Anthony you will be missed. 😢
You are dearly missed Anthony. Thank you for everything
Loved his shows: No reservations, Parts unknown and the layover. So sorry he was so unhappy. He made me want to travel more. He will be missed.
Until I die, i will do my best to emulate his philosophy on culture, the world, food and people. Happy laps around the sun.
I can remember when the first season of "no reservations" came out, I was immediately obsessed
such a beautiful person, r.i.p anthony 😥
Appreciations for this human. Miss him, I do, as do many others. He was himself...He had no fence. His stories & his banter & his malarkey of humor ~ have always offered out his true nature. RIP to you, you lovely creature.
The world of good food, cold drinks, and lasting conversation with people you won't forget, will miss you Bourdain, may Carlos have the kitchen ready for you in the Heavens
I’m already sad about him and then the chef says he listens to deftones and slipknot now I’m crying. World lost such a beautiful soul
Long live the king of the kitchen travel show!! May the many great memories of you Anthony Bourdain live on.