TEENS READ GORDON RAMSAY'S SAVAGE TWEETS!!! (React)

- (FBE) Today,
we're going to show you

a few select savage tweets
from celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay,

as people ask him
to rate their meals on Twitter.

- Ooh, I love Gordon.
Gordon's great.

- He only rates the bad ones,
from what I've seen.

I've never seen him
give a good rating,

at least on the Twitter ones
that go viral.

- I was on MasterChef Junior
when I was younger,

and he always seems mean
with the adults,

but he's super nice.

It's his persona, you know,
it's his character

and his brand
to be a little harsh.

- When he tweets,
he doesn't hold back anything.

He's so ruthless
and he's a savage.

- I love Gordon Ramsay.

I love his shows, so I'm excited.

- I'm so ready.

- (FBE) Here's your first tweet.

- All right, so this guy
Chris asks him,

"I just one upped you."

- It doesn't look gross,
but it looks terribly cut.

- That's a little bit undercooked.

- Okay, so that person
actually tried,

but there's blood everywhere,
so I'm thinking

maybe he'll mention
something about that.

- "It's so raw, it's still running
around the field."

Yes, Gordon, yes!

- That's how much blood
that is, wow.

(giggling) Yuck!

That's unsanitary.

- When I get a steak,
it can be juicy,

but not THAT juicy.

Juicy's probably
not the right term.

- "@Ashton5SOS give @GordonRamsay
a run for his money.

Scramble."

- "First turn on the gas!"

Okay, see, these people,
they don't even realize

what they're doing.

They're trying to be all impressive,
but they don't even know.

- It's not even cooked,
and you're tweeting Gordon Ramsay.

How do you think that would go?

- I wonder what made him
decide to do this.

Like, he was just like,
"I'm gonna just roast

people's cooking on Twitter.
Like, why not?"

- These are pretty
innocent, for sure.

- It would be nice to be his kids.

You'd get dinner
and a show, probably.

- "Rate my dinner
out of 10 @GordonRamsay."

Oh my god, what is that?

- Ugh, what--?

Is that supposed to be--
is that a squirrel?

- What is that?

Oh my gosh!

- That looks like a squirrel.
That's not a squirrel.

- That looks like roadkill.

- "Are you in a biology lesson?"

Hopefully, these people
are just sending in their meals

just to be funny
and to get a funny response

and they're not
actually eating this stuff.

- That's funny
but what is he eating?

- He's not really too harsh,
you know, just kinda playful,

but I still think it's cool
that he's carrying that over.

- "Thoughts on the chicken
and waffles I prepared?"

Oh... the waffle looks pretty good.

The chicken looks like shit.

- "How many days
did you cook the chicken for?"

(laughing) Oh, that's so funny.
That's so burnt.

Wow.

- This just looks like
a rock of meat,

like a big slab of chicken,
too burnt.

- Oh my gosh, savage.

- That one's probably
harsh on that guy

because that
looked like he tried.

- "@GordonRamsay,
are you allergic to anything?"

- "Vegans." (laughing)

- "Vegans."

Ah-ha-ha-ha!

- There's nothing against vegans,
but it's just funny.

- I gotta have my meat,
so I'm not the biggest vegan lover.

- I don't eat a lot of meat,
but vegans, no milk, no nothing,

I just-- what?

- He just has no filter.
I like it a lot.

He just lets his fingers fly.

He just does whatever he wants.

- "Breakfast A or Breakfast B?"

I mean, they look good, I guess.

- Is neither an option?

- "I'd rather wait for lunch."
(painfully) Ooh!

- No breakfast. Just gonna go
straight to lunch.

- It doesn't look edible, people.
What are you doing?

- I feel a little bad
for some of these people

because this person
probably was like,

"I actually tried.
This is a breakfast."

And he just, you know, trashed him,

which, I mean, I guess you
would have to expect from him.

- "Hi, what do you think
of my cake I made?

Thanks, XO."

I love this, though, because
she's so innocent about it.

- Okay, that doesn't
look like cake at all.

- I thought it
was pancakes at first,

and then I was like,
"Why is there so much Nutella?

And why isn't it
covering all the sides?

It's just plopped on there."

- "Kitty, did you drop it?"
(chuckling)

- It looks like someone
watched Cupcake Wars

and just tried
to do it off of watching

instead of getting a recipe
or something.

- No matter how good it looks,
if he doesn't like it,

I don't like it.

- I love how he
used her name, though.

"Kitty, did you drop it?"

(laughing)

- "Tribute tattoo
all the way from Magaluf."

I have no idea where that is.

- Is that a guy's butt, too?

- Is that a butt cheek?
That is a butt cheek.

- First of all, you don't get tattoos
of people's names.

Second of all, why put it there?

You're not gonna be able to see it.

- I'm thinking that's on a part
that shouldn't be

posted on the internet,
so I'm excited to see

what he has to say.

- Don't tell me
they spelled his name wrong.

- "FYI, it's 'Ramsay.'"

(gasping) No!

(laughing)

- Oh, man! That's a bummer.

- Ooh, painful. Tattoo removal,
I see in your future.

- I gotta feel
for that guy, you know?

That's on him forever.

Wouldn't you fact check that,
if you're gonna get

someone's name on you?

- He spelt it wrong,
so good for you.

That's permanent.

It's gonna cost a lot
to get it off. Very painful.

- He'll probably get
that tattooed next.

He's gonna be like,
"FYI, it's 'Ramsay'"

with the capitalized A.

That's a good idea,
if he hasn't thought of that yet.

Maybe if you spelled it right,
he wouldn't have roasted you.

- "Gordon Ramsay, what do you think
of my chicken pot pie

made from scratch?"

I hate pot pie.

- How is that made from scratch?

That looks like it has a little--
that looks microwavable.

- I always want to think
of what he says.

He's probably gonna say
how it's boxed or something like that.

- "You bought it.

Your box is in the background."

(laughing) You got called out!

- Oh, wait, is he talking about
the thing that it's in?

- See, that's one where
I feel like people do it on purpose

and they're not actually serious.

- Yep, got him!

- "I'm so basic."

I hate that-- I hate that term.

- "I'm so basic.
I made some cookies.

How do they look?"

Burnt AF.

- Those look like plastic.

- "Basic."

Okay, he gets to use it.

No one else gets to use it.

- Those looks like muffins,
like blueberry muffins,

to be honest-- not cookies.

- They just waited
for that to happen.

They set themselves up.

- Gordon Ramsay describes
things very beautifully,

and this one
just happened to basic.

- It's like, "How
do my cookies look?"

And he's like, "Basic."

He doesn't care.

- (FBE) So what did you think
of all these tweets?

- They're so funny.
I love Gordon Ramsay.

- He's truthful, which is good,
which is what a good mentor is.

They're truthful to you
and they don't lie to you.

I want to tweet him
and see what he'll think

of my bomb ass cereal
or something that I make.

- Just keep doing it, Gordon.
It's amazing.

I live for these tweets.
They're my favorite thing.

- It's Gordon Ramsay.
It's what he's known for, you know?

He's the Simon Cowell of food.

- The Gordon Ramsay,
one of the most famous chefs ever,

to tweet back at you,
and roast your food,

that's an accomplishment itself.

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- Bye!

- Hey, guys, Alyssa here,
a producer from the React channel.

Thanks so much
for checking out this episode,

and Gordon Ramsay,
if you're out there watching,

feel free to tweet us
your savage response.