Plus it's also used in other foods that may not be for "poor" folk, like sushi/sushimi. I wouldn't say that's exactly "cheap", but it's also not my type of thing to eat, so idk. xD But I mean, you can do a lot with rice that doesn't exactly scream "poor people". Generally though, yeah, using that description was just not good at all, no matter the circumstance.
Also just cause something doesnt cost much doesnt mean its bad. Like you can use 200$ of ingredients and still make shit food, and use 10$ to make sth really impressive.
Imagine if it he said that to Masaharu Morimoto, a world-renowned Iron Chef. I would like to see him try to say that in any high-end sushi restaurant. I would like to see him try to say that in Japan. I wonder if they would give him a self-guided tour of Fukushima nuclear plant.
Scotley is like one of those people where you have a immediate hate for them. When he started calling out Trev for being a 'baby girl' because he genuinely had an allergic reaction, Scotley's attitude made me very ticked off.
@@benjaminbonser2505 When it comes to Trev in his initial season. he was not even a remotely experienced chef, his return to Rookies Vs Veterans However, he matured immensely
Yeah, Joy bashing Jessica's emotional exit doesn't age well. Not because of what happened to Jessica after the show, may she rest in peace, but purely because her own exit was also very tear-filled and showcased some major hypocrisy. And that's discounting her first dinner service where, had Nicole and Sandra not been so bad and dysfunctional, she'd have gone up herself.
That moment made me hate Joy. One of my biggest pet peeves is people who say showing emotions is a sign of weakness. Now, doing it all the time is not a good thing, but when the time calls for it or when you're just really overwhelmed, I say feel free to cry.
@@InkAndPoetTrue, but Joy needed to maintain, then cry in the dorms. I was pulling for her until her and the other ladies had a problem with Rochelle wanting to have children. That's a personal not a professional decision for her to make and they were not going to be affected. Only Chef Ramsay would, and if he was to say to workers, "You can't have children" he would be a laughingstock and hated. I thought as women they would have understood.
Season 12 is wild, giving us both Joy and Anton, two frontrunners who both start bullying the same guy in Scott, then both manage to place way lower than expect and Scott won it all.
Scott was the punching bag of season 12 along with Rochelle, they're both great chefs and were nice to everyone and seemed way too nice of a person so their teammates bullied them for no freaking reason. They always the fall guys for their teams whenever their teams lost and got beat up and down multiple times but they never lost their cool and still remain nice to everyone, even with those who bullied them. I would say it was so sastifying to see Scott won and Rochelle made top 4, not only they made it to black jacket, but they also beat their bullies and outstayed them.
@@quangminhtran2916 honestly I found Scott's win more satisfying than Dave's because while Dave obviously had an injury , Kevin wouldn't have been a bad winner either. While I have nothing against Jason(he also had a great comeback story considering he was medevaced before the first service started in S9) , Scott had been through so much shit in Season 12 and if he didn't win that would have been a travesty.
@@poison6084Jason is too aggresive and he even had huge arguments with Mike and Sandra while Scott remains calm and composed probably due to him being Executive Chef for years. Even when his teammates mostly nominated him, he's never giving up. He's even having the best performance on sabotage round as he's the only one who can lead and notice the sabotage pretty well. Jason is too chill and acts like substitute teacher, Rochelle is good but too much giggling, Melanie is confused and just simply not ready.
@@margarethmichelina5146 I couldn't really blame Jason for having huge arguments with Mike and Sandra. One was blaming everyone for his mistakes and was a douchbag, while Sandra destroyed Jason's chicken to prove to him it's not ready (even tho he knew it's not ready).
I can’t be the only one who wanted to smack Scotley’s dumb smirk off his face. As someone with severe allergies, him poking fun at Trev for a having an allergic reaction struck a nerve.
Having been a victim of bullying for the entirety of my school years, save for kindergarten through 2nd grade, I can just tell Scotley is the kind of bully that no one stands up to. He's dripping with so much arrogance that people would find it hard to stand up to him. He's relaxed, he's calm and collected. He's not brash or loud with any of his insults. A couple of my co-workers are like that. And the moment you stand up and call them out on it, they get meaner. Acting like they aren't doing anything but making a joke. Makes my fucking blood boil. I hate people like him with a burning passion.
And then when Trev was joking about cheese on something in another punishment, Scotley immediately offended while Trev took his "Baby Girl" nickname like a champ. What a childish bully.
@@Shadowmew55 this confirms to me that Scottley has the mindset of a middle schooler. if someone who is considered your boss forces you to stop and get medical treatment. how in the hell can you be called a crybaby for that
Joy throughout the entirety of season 12: "One thing I never do is give up" Everyone here is a bunch of crybabies" Also Joy after making ONE mistake in the final 5: Throws a temper tantrum and WALKS OFF THE SHOW AFTER BEING A POTENTIAL LOCK TO WIN THE SEASON!
I’m shocked Zach didn’t get a mention. Early on in season 11 he was a badass whose brashness was actually more funny than abrasive, but at around the same point his performances started to dip his ego became out of control.
“I really hoped that Scotley would be the big bad wolf in my restaurant in Las Vegas. But after his performance tonight, I could not let him in. Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin.” “Joy’s quitting was one of the most shocking things I’ve ever experienced in Hell’s Kitchen, but her lack of maturity tonight proved that she’s not ready to be a head chef because leaders never quit.”
"Throughout the competition, Paulie overcame many obstacles. But tonight, His biggest obstacle was himself." "I can't deny Sakari's passion, Nor Tara's commitment to her work, But neither was enough to get a black jacket."
The situation between Scotley and Trev really hits too close to home for me..... I had to deal with a lot of people like Scotley in school, and while I like Trev, I can understand why some fans don't like his attitude, but even the biggest Trev haters have to agree that the treatment he got throughout S18 was absolutely appalling. Seeing Trev verbally take Scotley down during the Ep9 elimination ceremony was probably the best moment of S18 for me, how Scotley survived over Gizzy in the Cook-For-Your-Life challenge in the final 11 I have absolutely no idea! One more thing..... FUCK SCOTLEY INNIS!!!!
Let's not forget that Scotley refused to do punishments making fortune cookies and also eating the cookies and annoyed his teammates! Trev is just joking about cheese or something and he took it personally. Man, it's so satisfying to see him gets eliminated before Trev even though both of them gets nominated at the same time.
I totally agree with you that Trev didn’t seem to deserve the bullying and was so glad Scotley got eliminated before him. I think he chose Scotley over Gizzy is because she was showing a lot of self-doubt in the episodes prior. On the topic if Trev, however, I do think there’s a lot more that went on behind closed doors than we were shown. Scotley mentioned ‘Trev’s clipboard’ once to which Trev said ‘it’s a notebook’. I haven’t seen the full season only the parts uploaded to youtube, but I never saw said notebook/clipboard. This, to me, indicates that Trev could have pissed off his teammates one way or another with perhaps a nitpicky attitude which was cut out during the editing of the show. I just like to take this show with a grain of salt, because we know the editors like to make people seem different (dumb/bad) than they actually are just for views.
@@HandleBeTaken There's so much that ends up on the cutting room floor, its almost impossible to properly decipher who the real Trevor McGrath is. He seems to be quite an easily-stresed individual that entering a stressful place like HK twice is practically suicide for his mental health. Trev is running a catering company these days, but I hope hes doing well and he is a much happier person attitude-wise.
He didn't change his attitude, just his approach because he couldn't bully and push around All-stars. They were proven great chefs who wouldn't tolerate it.
@@seanswinton6242 Too be fair, the Blue Team in All Stars are pretty much likeable even the assholes like Benjamin, Nick and even Robyn become likeable in Season 17. Meanwhile, the Red Team is fucking toxic because of Elise and Barbie as those duo keep making troubles and even bullying Michelle just because she's the youngest and the biggest threat. Robyn is lucky to move to Blue Team immediately, even she can't win against Elise.
@@ThunderTHR him making boiled eggs out of the eggs that were meant for the fortune cookies they were making as punishment was a borderline RaJ move, at least from what was shown. Then again, how could you blame him for eating those delicious eggs, they were fantastic!
I legit believe Ben in S7 thought he was superior to Ramsay in the way he expressed himself, from ignoring Ramsay's comment on Siobhan's sandwich to tell her it sucked, to saying rice is poor food despite cooking Risotto numerous times, to trying to take over the pass from Scott, who Ramsay placed as his 2nd in command.
100% agree. He basically said to Siobhan my opinion is the only one you should listen to and you suck. Also rice being poor food despite it being cooked on the show? That baffles the mind.
Also, Ben constantly saying "Oui, Chef" either in Season 7 and Season 17 after he learns that Ramsay can speak French. Meanwhile, Chris in Season One got berated by Ramsay for saying "Oui, Chef!" But then again Ramsay was really harsh to Chris because he's an Executive Chef.
@@margarethmichelina5146 "after he learns that Ramsay can speak French." According to an AMA he did on Reddit, the reason he actually says "Oui Chef!" is because he trained under a chef who had been an understudy of Jean-Luis Palladin, and the brigade he worked for was a traditional French brigade where everyone would answer "Oui Chef!". He also worked for a French chef that would only accept "Oui Chef!" as an answer, alongside other French kitchens he worked in. Basically, he's so used to saying it that when he's responding to Ramsay, its what he feels he deserves out of respect. Notably, Justin in Season 10 would also say "Oui Chef!".
Honorable mention alert: Jen from the fourth season. She showed promise after contributing to challenge wins and dinner service wins, but slowly corrupted into the most unlikeable person by every contestant, and even Chef Ramsay himself.
Too be honest, Jen is already showing her villanous side after she disagreed of Chef Ramsay's opinion on her Signature Dish. She's also one of the people who likes to bully Christina just because she's inexperience even though she was working on Garde Manger a.k.a cold food!
I agree with that too most definitely, but it didn’t really start becoming apparent until she backstabbed Christina during the elimination ceremony of episode 5 by putting her up for elimination to protect Rosann. She denied being threatened by Christina’s intelligence, and even had the audacity to tell Chef Ramsay in that same scenario that she decides her fate in Hell’s Kitchen, to which he set her straight on that being his job and not hers. Her attitude worsened by episode 7, and got even worse after she was sent to the blue team in episode 8 (after Ben’s elimination in episode 7). When she got to the blue team, she not only bullied Louross, but complained a lot, which pissed off her teammates. Her villainous nature hit a fever pitch in the black jacket round, after Louross’s elimination in episode 9.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Don't forget the challenge where Red and Blue Teams tied on cutting good pieces of fillet, and the tiebreaker had Ben and Corey pick a piece of fillet that was the closest to 6 pounds, Ben picked an amazing one and Corey picked a bad one, and then during Red Team's punishment, Jen was constantly blaming Corey
@@Michael-hc2hpyup sure did, and in the final dinner service, she had the audacity to ask Chef Ramsay for a letter of recommendation. He wasn’t even on that, or studding her.
Joy's actions with her attitude throughout most of that season and walking out in the final 5 dinner service, she should 1000% be ashamed of herself. that's called karma
I would also include Russell from season 8 as he went from being one of the calmer members of the blue team in the first five episodes to turning into one of the biggest douchbags in Hell’s Kitchen history
Sorry, but I could hardly even call Russell a heel turn by a mile. Sure, he started out pretty quiet with straight-up mad cooking skills that would rival all, but he was completely arrogant and possibly stubborn to no end. Majority of his teammates on the Blue team found him to be an unequivocal douchebag, obviously not helped whatsoever by his many, many violent threats towards them. Yikes. It also hardly helped his case with his final confession after coming in second, which he didn't exactly take any more humbly. Go figure. Anton is another prime example, except he was more of an arrogant misogynist with awesome cooking skills himself. But like Scott (S7) before him, his arrogance overshadowed his chances of ever getting to the black jacket, plain and simple.
Josh from Season 14 is another good example. He was part of a generally successful Blue team during the first half and seemed to get along with them just fine. After Bret left, Josh became very delusional and started to struggle. This along with him refusing to accept any responsibility for his mistakes made him intolerable during the second half of the season. He would get into fights with nearly all his teammates whenever they were annoyed with him.
Even Nick and Milly are very annoyed to see him again in Season 17. But, honestly Josh is not evil, he's just becoming annoying and in Season 17, he is a decent person but too bad he can't handle the toxicity from Elise in Red Team
The hell are you talking about? Josh was pretty easily getting treated like dirt all season long. He never really did anything wrong; he was perfectly nice to everyone. But people constantly got on his case all the time and tried to bully him. And then seeing Nick and Milly just immediately hate him when he came back and started to talk trash about him before even giving him a chance...just proves my point. I despise Nick and hate Milly, but Josh didn't do anything wrong.
@Chimcharlover13 You're totally deluded, sir. Josh was hated for a reason. Both seasons, he would make mistake after mistake after mistake and not take any responsibility for them. That was why he was hated so much.
Zach looked like the biggest hero on the S11 blue team in the first service but then Sebastian’s Prophecy came true. Zacky got too Whacky for Hells Kitchen.
I know Anton wasn't eligible for the video but man, I really liked him for the first portion of Season 12. A good leader, passionate about cooking, his speech after winning the pizza challenge. But then the change to the Red Team just made him into an awful person. That whole fight with Chef Andi was vile.
He's already showing his villanous personality though in Blue Team when he keeps blaming Scott for no reason. I can't stand Anton most of the time from beginning because he sounds like Cookie Monster whenever he talks.
@@margarethmichelina5146I actually think Anton is worse than Benjamin in terms of personality because when Andi yelled at Anton, Anton kept talking back which made the situation even worse while on the other hand, when sous chef Scott yelled at Benjamin, Benjamin didn't even say a word, he just stood there, he didn't talk back and just tanked it. Benjamin was a douchebag but not as douchey as Anton.
@@charlottestreet3301yeah, everyone knows that. Even if Anton somehow got lucky and won the season, they wouldn't give him the head chef position because they would find out he was on cigarettes and some other drugs. I sure hope he ends up under the dirt someday just like Paulie.
This shows how Hell's Kitchen can change a person, from good to evil, or evil to good. But there is at least one or two individuals that change for the better or remain the same (someone mentioned Sterling or Rochelle) 😊👍
@@daniellerose1114It's Ariel and she was from Season 6. I'll also want to add: -Mary Lou from Season 19 -Emily from Season 20 -Jillian from Season 8 -Salvatore from Season 7 (The guy is not a good chef but he has a big heart) -Elsie from Season 1 -Paula and Danny from Season 5 (As those two had big patience to face Lacey and coincidentally they both are the top 2) -The legendary One arm Dave, winner from Season 6 -Christina Wilson who later becomes more assertive as the current Sous Chef -Alex from recent season, Season 21
I'd say Benjamin(S7), Elise on both, Robyn on both, Tiffany and Kimmie. Trevor season 18 for whining constantly and most of all begging for a HK job during the competition.
@@seanswinton6242 idrk about Benjamin because I haven't watched Season 7 fully. But from what I can tell. both sides were a bit a fault throughout the season. Elise Wasn't even remotely satisfying since you cannot make an argument for them staying over Jamie and Jennifer. and like half of the chefs on Season 9 should have stayed over her. Robyn's was gratifying in Season 10 but she mellowed out a little bit in Season 17. Although her run was a by-product of terrible favortism by the production. Tiffany was Satisfying because of how much of a bitch she was. Kimmie's was just funny, and I'm pretty sure Trevor begging for a Job was him being mentally fucked in the head after dealing with Brett and Scottleys Bullshit that it was more or less a mental error that did him in.
Okay, if there’s a list of Face-Turns next week, I have to nominate Robyn for her All-Stars run. I know this channel doesn’t seem to be too high on her, mainly in part for her Season 10 edit (something I don’t even think she’d defend), but I’d make the case she matured BIG time on All-Stars. She started out kinda rough, being the only one to bomb the Signature Dish challenge and even getting into an argument with Elise early on. Even when she was switched to the Blue Team, she was shown to be really upset over it, breaking down crying and asking to be moved back to the Red Team after her first weak service on the Blue Team. But as the season went on, she became more and more likeable, becoming the goofy, fun narrator of the season with some of the funniest quotes and moments on the show. And in her performances, she improved on challenges after being nominated for the Cook For Your Life challenge (and very nearly going out on it). And while her dinner services weren’t perfect (she probably would’ve gone out at the Top 8 had the Blue Team lost) she improved there as well. I saw tons of comments saying they disliked Robyn on Season 10, but fell in love with her on All-Stars. So she went from being Season 10’s Elise to being HK’s answer to Ra’Jah O’Hara, Roxxxy Andrews, or Jerri Manthey.
And for even more of an idea of Robyn's growth and maturity since Season 10: she was recently on an episode of the Food Network show Super-Chef Grudge Match, where she competed against someone who used to work under her. Her competitor commented that, while he worked for her, she tended to act very crazy, yelling at him a lot and apparently even throwing stuff at him. Towards the end of the episode, Robyn acknowledged that, while she acted that way to give this guy a taste of what she went through when she started as a chef, she doesn't stand by that behavior nowadays, is more mellowed-out in her approach, and apologized for her behavior. So I'd say that's pretty commendable and shows real growth on her part.
I watched season 17 before watching season 10, and so I quite liked Robyn. Not a huge amount, but the comments seemed to hate her. Then I saw season 10 and completely understood. It was the other way around with Barbie.
This one I feel would be up for debate, but Cody from Season 19 could be a good one for that list. He started coming off as a cocky little twit, but grew out of that as the season went on. Quite the shame that he bombed on the pass though.
There is also Russell from season 8 because for the first 4 episodes he was one of the more likeable contestants there and was the only one who didn't yell at Raj but after those first 4 episodes he became very unlikeable but we all know that and we all know what happens from here on out.
The problem in Season 8 is Russell and Jillian are the only talented people among the casts but since Russell is an asshole and Jillian is mostly forgettable as she has no beef with everyone, they both are sinking by the awfulness of the season.
Russell went psycho during the prom challenge it was shocking. I wonder if they just hid his nasty attitude until Raj left so they had new love-to-hate guy to take his placd
@@TearMeOpenIBelievewow, that is such an excellent point. It's easy to forget how many moments from this show are edited out. Your comment is a very real possibility
Speaking of Scotley, let's not forget he's taking Gizzy's job as Sous Chef in Atlanta after Gizzy quits and then beat her in Cook For Your Life Challenge even though he was cheating by using an ingredient from pantry not from the ingredients which is coming from market. Also, Gizzy is becoming worse since Episode 3, I think when she didn't do her table side task and goes back to kitchen, probably Scott's stupidity runs on her.
wait. what... Uhhh okay then, so Im pretty sure no one saw this happen or Gordon Didn't realized this happened. Because if he did realize this was happening, I think Scottley would have been disqualified. although idrk Im just thinking of someone in Master Chef who accidentally used someone elses base for a dish without even realizing. and he got eliminated for that because it broke one of the rules that the producers put in place
I think it was more with Tara because she was actually talented, but she was still bullied by Cheyenne and others, with the only one being kind of nice to her was Summer, Tara continuously got high scores in challenges and was still called a weak chef, and Scotley wasn't good with people he bullied Trev and made sexist comments about Mia
She got High Scores in Challenges, But in dinner Service she was lagging behind constantly. and after a certain point. they made a noteworthy mistake every single dinner service to where there was no argument that Daphne, Sommer and Cheyenne were Carrying her
I feel like I’m missing something here because every time Trev is on the show, it seems like he’s mostly the victim from his teammates for mostly no reason. Scotley just pissed me off because it seemed like he wanted to send Trev to the hospital.
Dannie was sharing her own opinion on Hassan and even requested a one on one discussion with him which he disrespectfully and aggressively refused. they could have come to an understanding easier in private. than again that is not what a leader is. Ramsey has one on ones. If he was so great he would have won. profanity doesn’t lead to civil conversation nor does nasty tone, both of which Hassan clearly displayed. is that how he would speak to chef ramsey as he discussed his plan to improve the red team? of course not. we saw the same garbage that happened with Scott from season 7. guess what? both of them fell on their faces and were eliminated he’s not chef ramsey, so why act like it. someone is screwing up and failing to accept your leadership, nominate them. HOWEVER he must than admit his screw-ups as well or than he’s useless as a leader
@@JohnnyJimmyJonI definitely agree with you about Scott; he was aggressively and painfully arrogant from the jump. Just hearing his confession about how hard it was for him to be (in his own words, might I add) "a cook among cooks; seeing that I'm used to being a chef among cooks." Damn, and this was during the Signature Dish challenge, too. Boy, for me, just watching his (for lack of a better word) "so-called" heroic speeches did diddly-squat for either the blue or the red team, with the latter hardly winning a challenge during his short tenure. Oh, if that wasn't baffling enough, he tried to throw the red team under the bus for throwing him off his game during service, which did little to help his case, considering he wasn't much better with the blue team, too busy meddling with everyone's station more than his own. And...just to put the icing on the big ass cake, mind you, just before Ramsay asks him for his jacket, Scott had everloving gall to say, "This team will fucking die if I'm not here." Yeah, real smooth for final words. To me, it was another borderline excuse for him to make one final speech to "redeem" himself. So, yeah...superiority complex at its finest. 😂🥴😏 As I call it, very little show, too much tell lol
@@JohnnyJimmyJonI agree with you in regards to Hassan. His response to Danni requesting to be spoken to as an adult was reasonable. They were also in the dorms where his shouting was completely disrespectful and unnecessary. At that moment remembering Dani was a boxer, wanted her put him in his place. I had no sympathy for him upon his dismissal from HK. Dani being a sore loser disappointed me. I really didnlike Frank or Ariel of Season 15 at all.
@@JohnnyJimmyJon You conveniently forget all the times Hassan tried to communicate to her, and where she refused to get along with him and communicate with him until that point. So yeah no Hassan had every right to shout at her when she is on the brink of threatening her team on throwing service due to refusing to communicate. which happened that exact service.
Russell definitely was a Heel people forget that Russell didn't start off the season as a douchebag with Raj around but as soon as Raj left he became the obvious villian of the season
Whilst I was pretty annoyed with Tara ever since episode 8, I will admit, the rest of her team, specifically Cheyenne and Dafne definitely didn’t help matters. Especially Cheyenne who only saw the worst in Tara and nothing more.
The only one who's nice to her is Sommer. Technically, Dafne also got a heel turn as she for most of the time just there, throwing Cheyenne under the bus on elimination round.
@@margarethmichelina5146In the end KARMA finally reach to them Dafne consider as one of the worst finalist ever due to her crap performance in black jacket but was keep since production know that she on downward spiral so we could had a easy win for Alex As for Cheyenne, she would suffer a meltdown in black jacket Justice for Tara 🎉
@@luuduonghy659 Okay you are toxic as fuck. The reason why Cheyenne found her as a weak link was because compared to everyone else. she was weaker then them. However I would have bet that she would have given Tara a chance if she didn't alienate herself from the rest of her team and actually tried to make an attempt to get along with her team. especially Cheyenne because she said in an interview that she prefers working with older people. Tara didn't make an attempt to talk to the 20's as much. the only person from what I can tell that did was Alyssa but that could also be just her sitting near her and Mindy, and at a certain point in time, she made 1-2 noteworthy mistakes every single service. to the point where Tara didn't get eliminated because someone was worse then her at any given time. So Yeah Fuck that "Justice for Tara" Bullshit. The Only reason why Cheyenne got eliminated was because Daphne dragged her name to far into the ground that she appeared on the other side of the world. (most of which got cut out)
@@luuduonghy659 No Justice for anyone as Tara should have saw that coming. She had made no attempt to get to know the 20's on their teams at all and was a bit inconsistent during service compared to the rest of them, In fact I'm pretty sure she talked to Mindy for most of the season. So at a certain point. Yes, Of Course Everyone would consider Tara a weak chef and would gun for them to be eliminated. and especially after Alyssa got eliminated. they were shown to make 1-2 noteworthy mistakes every service they stayed here. but you cannot Justify Cheyenne's Downfall as Karma when she literally hasn't done anything wrong here. They Gunned after her because she was the weak link of their team, which at this point in time, she absolutely was the weakest link, The Accusation people place on the 20's something of singling her out because of Zoomer Vs Boomer Mentality was BS because Tara did the exact same thing since the start of the competition. So yeah, No Karma was dealt here. Tara should have seen this coming for a mile away. and this is not even including her essentially attacking the rest of their team and playing the victim card for her being targeted by everyone else for a social reason when it was a service reason. and her meltdown was just annoying to see, and then there's Alex which. Alex thought that using the punishment pass on her would be the best for the morale because she didn't want for someone to freak out like Sommer did when Alejandro used his Punishment pass on them (although I think that was more because of Abe attacking her for no reason). but I think Alex using it on Sommer would have been Better then how Tara took it. because her meltdown here was just pathetic. Alex Used the Punishment Pass on her which forced her to do a punishment instead of going Bowling and Eating Food from there. Her Meltdown was both Pathetic on the basis of what happened in her season and what happened in older seasons. First of all. She didn't even participate in the challenge at all. her dish wasn't being judged as the decision to exclude her was Swift and Professional. then Tara was Upset at doing her 5th Punishment. which the problem with this is when you take a look at some of the older seasons, There had been plenty of contestants that gotten barely any rewards throughout the entire competition. and while they did complain about it, they didn't blow up at everyone because of this, and Most of them got either less rewards or not as good of rewards. Trenton (S20), Jon & Anthony (S11), Trev (S18). Just to name a few didn't acted how Tara did and they had to literally suffer through so much shit in their run. Tara had 2 Luxurious Rewards that were also relaxing. And then Theres the Punishment pass used on her which her reaction to this was insanely petty. While Alejandro used his Punishment Pass to Target Sommer because he thought this would cause Sommer to Crash and Burn. Alex Used it on Tara because he thought she would react to it the best. and when Alex tried to mend things with Tara, She Blew him off giving her the cold shoulder. then went vitrail towards her entire team for stuff that wasn't even their fault or even stuff they did. So Yeah, No Justice can be called here at all
Bobby of Season 4. The wakeup call after being nominated from the first dinner service because of his leadership meltdown to his rescue of Petrozza who would make it to Final 2.
@@frank2mbInstead of Bobby, it should be Corey. Corey starting out evil even nominated Jen and Christina because she hates them and thanks to her, The Best of The Worst category gone over the years. But then, she realized her mistakes and she befriending Christina and Petrozza and they all hating Jen and Matt for being whiny and bitchy. Even she's cringe to see Matt mumbling in final dinner service because he sent a raw monkfish to Christina and he whines again by telling Shut Up to everyone including Chef Ramsay and then he got scolded by Chef Ramsay to concentrate. I'm surprised Christina won despite having Matt on her team.
To me, Paulie’s down fall started at the final 13 where he joined Matt, Johnny and Andrew into nominating Devin over 1 grilled cheese while he and Johnny sent up raw food. The next episode he said he was used a scapegoat and was never admitting his faults, even Ramsey called him out saying he deserved to be up there, he should have been eliminated alongside with Johnny (another satisfying elimination from that season)
I still can't believe Ryan picks him as her brigade even though he mostly throwing her under the bus many times. Let's not forget in one challenge, Ryan was confused to cook Japanese and French and Paulie made fun of her. Good thing for Ryan, Devin wanted to help her cooking. Also, Ryan got the best score and made the Blue Team won the challenge and Paulie had an audicity to hug her! What the fuck?
@@margarethmichelina5146that's why when I heard Paulie past away due to drug overdose, I felt satisfied because he's finally gone from this world for good.
I think Joy was cut uncharitably in this video. In the same episode where she was mad at the other chef for bringing up that she was homeless, she also reveals that she too was homeless, but didn’t want to bring it up as she felt like it would just be for pity points. She also did not want to take advantage of something many struggle with, and was upset that somebody else did. So I feel she’s a bit more justified, and I don’t think she was mocking that lady for being homeless. However, her breakdown was definitely a heel turn as I definitely wasn’t expecting that during my binge if that season.
I agree Joy did mention that she slept on steps, parks and shelters but she didn't want Gordon to know about that and all she wanted him to know was that she was in HK and past that point of her life
Cody from season 19 started cocky and arrogant and after his bad performance in the 2nd service changed his attitude and after 3rd service called out Marc for blaming others for his own mistakes
@@poison6084 Disagree with Matt being on there. His personality only got worse the longer he was on the show, and was even being extremely rude to his brigade *AND* Ramsay in the finale, telling them all to shut up.
I definitely do think Joy deserved to be in the video because of how much she threw her teammates under the bus and was someone that was going to be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen season 12 to actually quitting in the final 5.
I remember rolling my eyes so hard at Tara. Because, sure the 20 something's didn't immediately buddy up to the older women, but they were also given (In their eyes) an immediate disadvantage. Plus, (at least from the show) the older women didn't make any real effort to connect with the younger girls either. And her tantrum when she was swapped for the reward? It wasn't a slight against you, Tara. I understand that she hadn't had a reward yet, but she was picked because it was assumed that she could handle it. Now, she's probably quite the lovely person IRL, but she just seemed like the biggest complainer on the show.
agreed but she also had a reward in the previous episode so I don't know why she was upset when some of the people on the blue team only had like one reward if that.
She also constantly kept saying how she hates women cause they're "catty" and b#tches." Im pretty sure it's not other women that are the problem, it's her. It's a shame cause I thought she was solid at first but she was very misogynistic and gets in her own head.
Inside of an Interview Cheyenne Said that when the Heel Turn Episode Came out with Tara. She had been getting toxic DMS about that episode. and while this doesn't prove there were people avidly against her or siding for her. If people actually believed Tara was the victim and went to confront Cheyenne about it. Then holy shit people are deluded
Correction. She had 2 Luxurious Rewards Before that point. So she has no right to complain when there had been a plethora of contestants that haven't gotten a chance to go on a luxurious reward. let alone on more then 1-2 normal rewards in a single season.
If I may suggest an idea for a future video... The saltiest reactions to challenge losses. My example (since I just saw it again) would be the blue team from Season 2's final 6 challenge loss, where the red team won even though they had a burnt tasting soup, an uninspired dessert, and a somewhat unappealing chicken dish that was cooked by Virginia that Ramsay deemed his favorite.
Or Rock in Season 3 Episode 6, when he straight-up had a screaming fit/tantrum when the Blue Team lost the lobster challenge. I'm pretty sure even his teammates were put off by that one.
i really did feel bad for trev in 18. he was WAY more likable this season and scotley and the rest of the team bullying him was heartbreaking to me, i really did feel bad
I felt bad initially, but he did nothing to help himself either. Constantly whining. If you watch again, he came in cocky. Trev ignored Chef Jockey from the very beginning with the wellingtons and kept screwing up poaching eggs. Trying to boss people around while making mistakes himself didn't help. That's why he became alienated from most of the team. They would have defended him if he was more personable and owned his mistakes. His experience should have told him to just hunker down and focus on cooking. Those like Scotley with lesser experience would collapse over time on their own.
Another person that deserved on this lists: -Dana Season 10: She along with Christina and Barbie are the only sane members of the toxic Red Team Season 10 (Not included Brianna, Danielle and Roshni as they're early boots and Roshni moved to Blue Team) but out of nowhere, she nominated Barbie because she makes weird faces while cooking while Mia in Season 18 becomes runner up even though she's alao making weird faces every time she's cooking along with Petrozza Season 4 and Mary Season 11. Also, she's finally showing her true color on Final 4 and on Finale when she's making Christina look bad by sabotaging her twice! I guess Robyn is right, you can't be friends in competition. -Russell Season 8: The guy was cool at first and he's not one of the people who likes to bully Raj but then he becomes a complete asshole in the middle of competition and even always want to punch somebody! Oh yeah, let's not forget his loss on finale. -Kiya Season 20: The girl is a strong contender but then in Black Jacket round, she becomes too salty to Trenton just because Trenton keeps winning on challenges and even saying "I hate Trenton" many times which becomes so annoying until the finale. And she got crashed and burnt in Final 4 since she couldn't notice the sabotages and had a breakdown in the pantry. -Melissa Season 3: She went from strong contender even got Best of The Worst and not nominated Julia in opening night to be a complete cuckoo in the middle of the show even has a crazy hair. And also the infamous duck breast on wedding challenge which caused by her. She's even throw her teammates under the bus and makes the Red Team can't stand her anymore even when she's cool with the Blue Team, she's just making it worse. -Marc Season 19: He's already annoying from Day One for talking too much but the guy is a decent cook even got perfect 5 on Signature Dish. But, since he can't stop talking, he's becoming irritating and I even root for Declan to punch him just once if they allowed to do violence. So much so, Cody has to sacrifice himself to be nominated which is 200 IQ move so Chef Ramsay can eliminate Marc for good. -Jennifer Season 13: She is a good chef but she becomes more annoying on Black Jacket round and she mostly always having confrotantion with Roe and Sade the most. Even though she's getting sick twice, she's still not redeemable. -Zacky Wacky Season 11: How is this guy went from the MVP on Opening Night to be the villain all of the sudden by sabotaging Ray for petty reason? As much as annoying Dan is, but Zack is irresponsible and also a liar. When Ja'Nel moved to Blue Team, it's his ultimate checkmate because he becomes the weakest link comparing to Ja'Nel and Jon. -Andrea Season 5: She was decent at first but then she becomes annoying and irritating even becomes worse on Black Jacket round. She mostly having confrontation with Carol at the most and she's also becomes cocky and arrogant even though she got kicked out from the kitchen in First Black Jacket round by not paying attention on Chef Ramsay's order. She's even making Sous Chef Scott snapped on Sabotage round because she keeps overreacting and even made him said the C-word to her. But still, she can't beat up Danny and Paula who both are so good and likeable throughout the seasons and I even root for both of them to win.
@@kevincornelius9358 It's ironic how the top 2 of the season, Trenton and Megan are mostly being background characters at the most as Steve, Sam, Antonio, Josie, Brynn, Kiya mostly get screen time. Only for both of them becoming total beasts in the middle of the season and Trenton went from being the quiet guy to be improving and even killing it on Black Jacket Round. Hell, he's even copying Ramsay's style by having a pencil on his ear. Megan also has a huge comeback from almost going home after charity night to be the Best of The Best for Blue Team next episode later. I don't count Trenton's nomination for ChickenGate episode as nomination because he and Antonio didn't do anything wrong for that stupid incident as Alex randomly saying Antonio's name and Antonio randomly saying Trenton's name until we found out Sam is the real culprit of that "incident". But, overall, I'm proud of him for not only breaking the record of the females winning the show since Season 13 for 7 Season Straight but also for being improving. Even though he and Kiya should be the top 2, not Megan since Megan is too chill and nice.
The fact that such a whining complainer like Paulie stayed over Devin (who was a stronger chef and one of the few somewhat likeable chefs on that team) and nominated Koop for his attitude is unbelievable.
That Blue Team wa just dirty towards Devin. Remember how those bastards voted to put him up for elimination, after he went to bed? Paulie participated in that garbage move. That's why all of those guys all lost the competition. They did Devin dirty and it was karma!!
The only sane members of Blue Team Season 16 are Aaron, Koop and Devin. Pat and Genaro aren't bad, Pat is an early boot and Genaro is just lazy and less passionate. Koop losing his cool even throw a chair because who wouldn't losing their mind if you keep working with someone like Paulie who is so incosistent and unlikable?
Totally agree with most. I'd actually forgotten how terrible Joy got near the end, though she feels more like a #5 than a #2. Tara is the only one I'm not sure I'd call a heel; she was less "villainous" and more "pathetic". She didn't make me angry, she just made me cringe.
I’m ngl, I always considered Abe a villain too, especially after throwing Billy under the bus when they both got nominated, after they made an alliance
Season 7's Benjamin is a unique case because yes, while he became a douchebag later on in the season, in season 17 he was the complete opposite. He was waay kinder, calmer and very respecful to everyone; he even spoke very highly of Michelle and said she's talented. It was to the point he was trying to be a "nice boss" during the finale (which might have cost him his win), also, he became a much better chef in general. I truly believe Benjamin should get more credit from the fandom for his change in attitude than he gets. My boy did awesome.
I truly think he was broken down by the atrocious season 7 red team. There are a lot of contestants who I feel let the stress of HK get the better of them and turn them into someone they're not, and Benjamin is a prime example.
He didn't change. Benjamin was now in a position where his ego had to stay on check. He was no longer the best in his head. He was now among HK greats who didn't win causing a different approach. There were now women who were as talented or more. Not to mention Nick was back with a revengence. I'm also sure, upon him and others seeing his behavior made him embarrassed, especially as a father of 2 girls.
@@seanswinton6242 And being embarrassed isn't a reason to have a moment of introspection and realize you were being a douche? It was character development through and through.
I booed Benjamin every time I saw pop up on my screen! He bullied Siobhan every episode I felt soo sorry for her, Siobhan should've kicked Benjamin in the nuts for being such a a**hole!
I think it was more of a bad way to approach his opinions. But ultimately I can see where hes coming from with the sandwich. Then Siobhan Calling him a Horrible person in the confessionals during service had to be the dumbest thing I have ever seen come from a genuine person. YOU LITERALLY SABOTAGED HIM, How the fuck do you come out of that saying hes a horrible person.
Sometimes good people show their true intentions or became 'tougher' in order to keep up with the competition. Putting the blame on other contestants is a classic way of upping the game in certain people's eyes. Sometimes they also crack when put under EXTREME pressure...
11:15 What makes it worse is that he disregarded what Ramsay said about they should have kept the sandwich in, and they would have won. 11:34 And that decision cost him the victory in the challenge. 11:49 I would ask, "Risotto? So, no risotto, risotto?" The first part and repeat were because he _was_ the type to cut you off before you get to say "risotto" when asking "So, no risotto?", not hearing "risotto" over his ego.
Worst Team Players would make an interesting one. And as much as I want to suggest "HK Chefs Who Got the Last Laugh", I unfortunately can only think of two who did. The most obvious one being Jason Santos, who went on to be one of Jon Taffer's kitchen experts on Bar Rescue, and then the Blue Team Sous Chef in Hell's Kitchen since Season 19. And then Jon Scallion, who works for Christina Wilson at her restaurant.
I would add Rochelle and Barbie (S10 run) to chefs who got the last laugh. After the red team tried to throw Rochelle under the bus and she got moved to the blue team, she began to thrive and outlasted everyone who nominated her except Melanie, and even then it was only by one spot. Same with Barbie, where she outlasted the Robyn-Kimmie-Tiffany alliance that kept going after her for no reason.
*SPOILER ALERT FOR SEASON 22* On the subject of heel turns, Melissa from the ongoing Season 22 is one to mention. She seemed like a lock-in for black jackets but then ignored her teammates during service because of constant challenge losses, and that got her eliminated episode 5
yeah that was genuinely surprising to see. She just completely broke down without any recovery. Im surprised she didn't try and say her team didn't have her back and want to go over to the blue team or something like that. Although she might also have some hindsight on why that is a really bad idea because if she tries this. the red team would most likely give context to the situation, which he wouldn't be aware of
Depite liking some of the chefs on the blue team in the Rookies VS Veterans season (Like Motto and somewhat Brett), I really didn't want any of them to win. They all saw Scotley acting like some kind of high school bully and they all seemed to laugh with him and not care about Trev. Trevor had his own issues but that whole team was just enabling a bully
Motto was more of him not liking Trev for making up excuses and not owning up to stuff that Motto Personally Feels he fucked up at. Brett, Jose and Scottley were just complete fucking Donkeys
I’d personally add Russell to the list as well. At first he seemed chill and even stuck up for or at least treated Raj like a human being. However, come the prom episode, he turned into a total raging asshole.
Bens was more of him not really wanted to be swapped at all due to the Red Teams Failures so many times that he didn't want to be associated with them. Which was even more true when one of their teammates sabotaged him by throwing something on their station in the trash.
Most Contestants that are labeled as a Villain can't even be considered as such. One common example is Amber from S19 where all she had was 1 Extremely Bad Take and her paranoia about the blue team ganging up on them. thats not what a villain is, a Villain is someone who intentionally sabotages one of their members in order for them to go ahead whether thats Verbal, Social, Physical, During Service, ETC. an Example of an actual Villian was Roe from Season 13. Who tried to Underhand Jennifer and others Socially throughout the Entire Competition in order to get ahead. or Steve who literally made an alliance with Santos and Aaron to get 4 other members of their team eliminated
@@gussygamingprofessional6433 I would still consider that a Heel turn. considering she was seen as a more heroic individual for being the only chef to attempt to correct Jason on his actions. and wanted to tough out the punishment for their team, but after doing something stupid and taking the rejection personally instead of thinking "why the fuck did I do that" and trying to make things right, She just ejected herself out of the competition by giving up. Honestly I thought she was a lock for the late game. not the 2nd female chef to leave
Women who say "This is why I can't work with women" smacks of "I want to be an awful bit** but the second anyone holds me accountable I'm going to say some sexist and totally hypocritical nonsense about how they're 'catty'"
@@CassCat69No backstory is going to change the fact that she has an unlikeable attitude towards women. I used to be like that because I had internalized misogyny and I hate that version of myself to this day. Bet you'd see misogynists and incels who say the nastiest things about women then go "uhh guys lets hear them out maybe a girl was a mean to him before."
@@CassCat69 Her Backstory was literally. I survived a car crash, and because I forgot how to do a lot of things. the one thing I felt comfortable in is cooking. She's old enough to where if she still holds onto those grudges and uses it as an excuse for her mistreatment. then that shows more of her weak side then a positive. And not only that but if she had any similar experience like this in the fashion industry then thats being a bit sexist as Fashion and Cooking are almost COMPLETELY different fields of work. and if its bad experiences in the kitchen, then grow the fuck up and move on.....oh wait
One chef on hells kitchen that despite already not being so good on the show already, at one point had a complete change in how he acted and became worse until he got eliminated was Josh. He went from not being not really good but still tolerable to what I think I could best describe him as having that "main character" mindset. He became clueless and really began to get on his team's nerves, and was even more clueless when he returned in an all-star season. In one challenge he put out the fire that the red team needed to cook because he put too much coal over the fire believing that it would spread even more despite his team telling him not to put anymore
One that comes to my head is Johnaton from S9. He was very likeable in the first 6 episodes but for his last two episodes, he became very unlikable and started blaming everyone for his mistakes. It felt like he was another person.
I don’t see anyone talking about this so I will. I found it extremely funny on the fact that the dish that joy lost everything was to a vip table for Stan lee. Stan lee ordered fish and all hell broke loose
I think another good heel turn not mentioned would be Ben from S4. He appeared to be one of the more level headed members of S4’s blue team, made some valid points during the first few episodes, and didn’t come off as abrasive, but then once he became buddy buddy with Bobby the heel turn happened
Other that you missed: Season 3: Brad, Melissa Season 4: Corey Season 5: Carol Season 11: Zach Season 12: Gabriel, Anton Season 13: Steve, Santos, Aaron Season 14: Brendan, Josh Season 15: Ariel Season 18: Mia Season 19: Amber, Marc Season 21: Dafne, Sommer
Most of these are not Heel Turns. Im not going to Judge Brad as idk about his run because I barely watched Season 3, Corey was never one as she immediately tried to eliminate 2 of her teammates because she didn't get along with them and justified it by saying she didn't like them. Carol was an insane bitch throughout the entire competition. the reason why people might consider a heel turn is she stood up to Lacey. but thats just 2 evils going against each other. Idk about Gabriel, Antons a bit messy, Steve wasn't a nice person to start with but got a little better when Sade Joined their Team, Santos and Aaron never got bad, Brendan was just making excuses, not really someone who had a heel turn, Idk about Ariel. Mia didn't really get bad Socially. Just got a bit flustered, then brett was an asshole to her come time for the Black Jackets. Amber wasn't nice to begin with, Marc was abrasive to start. then tried to clear the air in the middle of the run. then got bad near the end. Idrk about Sommer The rest are correct
I'd argue that Paulie was bad from the start. Maybe not as bad as some of the other guys, but still bad. I dont see him nominating himself at the beginning as him being sefk sacrificial, I see it as him being manipulative, especially with how Andrew almost immediately jumped to his aid after he did it.
I’m curious to know who are the worst challenge performers. Like who was always getting 1 point or no points on their dishes. Johnny from s16 comes to mind and a lot of s11 blue team, except for Jon. Robyn in all stars also struggled a lot with challenges and Matthew from Young Guns had two challenge dishes that were both terrible.
There are a few that instantly come to mind. First is S18 Trev, who had highlights such as losing a challenge because he didn't put fish on his plate, getting 0-4 on the blind taste test and getting ripped apart by the judge alongside Bret on the final 7 desert challenge. My next example is a surprising one, and that is Anthony S11. Like you wouldn't think of Anthony as a bad challenge performer, but he was very rarely the winning dish during his time in Hell's Kitchen and much like Trev, he got 0 out of 4 on the blind taste test. My final one is S13 Aaron, as I don't remember Aaron having a single good challenge dish, and he made it to the final freaking 9.
Joy is one of my least favorite in all of HK. She's like an online gamer who cries and complains and blames their team when they lose, but talk trash and drop some dark insults because they're winning.
You have to admit that despite them having history in Hell’s Kitchen, they’re still good people. I was satisfied with Benjamin returning to the show and not acting like an arrogant fool.
Nah but Benjamin was an asshole first time round. Saying rice is poor food is a weirdly stupid statement from a professional chef, sounds more personal than professional, rice is eaten in pretty much every country including one's known for food like Italy and Greece, he was arrogant. He was better when he came back but I still didn't like him
In Defense of Tara, I speak for everyone when I say this. If you are on a team, and your team tells you to your face that you are the weakest, you are going to complain. That’s human nature. Also, Tara didn’t really do anything villainous to her team. She was just pissed that she was deemed the weakest. She just doesn’t deserve to be on this list for those reasons
I get that but she was also going around saying her team hated her all the time when they clearly didn't and throwing a fit about it. like she's a grown woman and she was walking around whining like a toddler, not to mention her internalized misogyny.
@@zerozero....yeah, the whole "I don't like working with females because they're catty" is some incel bullshit. Ma'am, you are 40 years old and a mother, stop acting like you're in high school
@@zerozero.... Plus you have Alex, who pretty much embraced the father figure/mentor role for the 20-somethings when Ramsey scrapped the battle for the ages concept, it made how Tara was acting even more damning.
Nah she was kind of a bully to everyone, complaining about getting switched out on the punishment and being a poor sport about it. She plays victim because she can't see anything from someone else's perspective, only her own. After she had a meltdown and was acting like a brat I couldn't stop wanting her to be sent home.
@@addi543 Alex is actually a bullet. a bullet that kills her entire argument. The Fact he was able to dominate the competition and get along with all of the 20 somethings is proof that Tara's entire argument is pathetic
Flynn, idea for a future vid, Biggest Hell’s Kitchen what ifs moments. (example: What if all the Hells Kitchen chefs that were injured stayed longer or what if Jennifer lasted longer than Elise in season 9)
I feel like Tara actually was being targeted by everyone though. I really liked her, overall. I feel like she just needed someone to give her a hug and tell her everything was going to be ok.
But then again. How can anyone blame people for thinking Tara is the weakest chef, Its Tara vs the World because Tara didn't want to communicate with the World Before Hand. So everyone saw her as a weak link. and it showed during dinner services
Amber in season 19 also started out well, and then soon turned into a villain. She was one of the few people who actually took the first punishment seriously and avoided a tongue-lashing from Chef Christina, but soon turned into a whiny brat, especially in the final, when she wouldn't stop pestering Kori about why she picked Jordan for her team before her.
She didn’t really have a heel turn because within the first few episodes where we always properly start to see personalities emerging she’s already acting like a total bitch
Calling rice poor food when one of the staples of the show's dishes is risotto is absolutely insane.
Plus it's also used in other foods that may not be for "poor" folk, like sushi/sushimi. I wouldn't say that's exactly "cheap", but it's also not my type of thing to eat, so idk. xD But I mean, you can do a lot with rice that doesn't exactly scream "poor people".
Generally though, yeah, using that description was just not good at all, no matter the circumstance.
Also just cause something doesnt cost much doesnt mean its bad. Like you can use 200$ of ingredients and still make shit food, and use 10$ to make sth really impressive.
Facts like pasta is poor food too technically but he prefers that!? Nah Id take rice and potatoes over pasta imo.
I completely missed that. It is also a huge Staple in Asia
Imagine if it he said that to Masaharu Morimoto, a world-renowned Iron Chef. I would like to see him try to say that in any high-end sushi restaurant. I would like to see him try to say that in Japan. I wonder if they would give him a self-guided tour of Fukushima nuclear plant.
At least Sterling stayed the same!
Scotleys fault
Mr 100 will always win in our hearts.
So did Mary, Rochelle, and Jon during their aeasons. I would also add NaTasha.
@@seanswinton6242 who's Natasha? you mean La Tasha?
Sterling was/is the biggest Babyface in Hells Kitchen with Rochelle.
Scotley is like one of those people where you have a immediate hate for them. When he started calling out Trev for being a 'baby girl' because he genuinely had an allergic reaction, Scotley's attitude made me very ticked off.
Mia also hated scotley cuz of his micromanaging
To be fair, trev is no saint as well he literally told raj to kill himself at one point
@@benjaminbonser2505 I mean what Raj has done. I would be mad. Though then again that season was not full of saints
He fully deserved to be brought down by a single Nword. But that would lead to Trev's instant elimination and possible prosecution.
@@benjaminbonser2505 When it comes to Trev in his initial season. he was not even a remotely experienced chef, his return to Rookies Vs Veterans However, he matured immensely
Yeah, Joy bashing Jessica's emotional exit doesn't age well. Not because of what happened to Jessica after the show, may she rest in peace, but purely because her own exit was also very tear-filled and showcased some major hypocrisy. And that's discounting her first dinner service where, had Nicole and Sandra not been so bad and dysfunctional, she'd have gone up herself.
That moment made me hate Joy. One of my biggest pet peeves is people who say showing emotions is a sign of weakness. Now, doing it all the time is not a good thing, but when the time calls for it or when you're just really overwhelmed, I say feel free to cry.
@@InkAndPoetTrue, but Joy needed to maintain, then cry in the dorms. I was pulling for her until her and the other ladies had a problem with Rochelle wanting to have children. That's a personal not a professional decision for her to make and they were not going to be affected. Only Chef Ramsay would, and if he was to say to workers, "You can't have children" he would be a laughingstock and hated. I thought as women they would have understood.
Heck, when Jessica was a crying wreck during her elimination, even Sandra said she actually felt bad for her.
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
@@lerx_mex7601Agreed
Scotley's elimination was so damn satisfying. Glad Trev survived over scotley and jose
Tf did Jose do to trev😂?
@@EaglesFan202He was also involved in bullying Trev. Plus he tanked the charity night service and blamed it on everyone else.
@@bumblebee8903damn f jose then😂
@bumblebee8903 Yes! I don't understand why so many people liked Jose. He was also a bully. I couldn't stand him.
@@mimib8032 maybe Because Jose Seemed like a Nice Dude For the First Few Episodes of s18
Season 12 is wild, giving us both Joy and Anton, two frontrunners who both start bullying the same guy in Scott, then both manage to place way lower than expect and Scott won it all.
Scott was the punching bag of season 12 along with Rochelle, they're both great chefs and were nice to everyone and seemed way too nice of a person so their teammates bullied them for no freaking reason. They always the fall guys for their teams whenever their teams lost and got beat up and down multiple times but they never lost their cool and still remain nice to everyone, even with those who bullied them. I would say it was so sastifying to see Scott won and Rochelle made top 4, not only they made it to black jacket, but they also beat their bullies and outstayed them.
@@quangminhtran2916 facts!
@@quangminhtran2916 honestly I found Scott's win more satisfying than Dave's because while Dave obviously had an injury , Kevin wouldn't have been a bad winner either. While I have nothing against Jason(he also had a great comeback story considering he was medevaced before the first service started in S9) , Scott had been through so much shit in Season 12 and if he didn't win that would have been a travesty.
@@poison6084Jason is too aggresive and he even had huge arguments with Mike and Sandra while Scott remains calm and composed probably due to him being Executive Chef for years. Even when his teammates mostly nominated him, he's never giving up. He's even having the best performance on sabotage round as he's the only one who can lead and notice the sabotage pretty well. Jason is too chill and acts like substitute teacher, Rochelle is good but too much giggling, Melanie is confused and just simply not ready.
@@margarethmichelina5146 I couldn't really blame Jason for having huge arguments with Mike and Sandra. One was blaming everyone for his mistakes and was a douchbag, while Sandra destroyed Jason's chicken to prove to him it's not ready (even tho he knew it's not ready).
I can’t be the only one who wanted to smack Scotley’s dumb smirk off his face. As someone with severe allergies, him poking fun at Trev for a having an allergic reaction struck a nerve.
Having been a victim of bullying for the entirety of my school years, save for kindergarten through 2nd grade, I can just tell Scotley is the kind of bully that no one stands up to.
He's dripping with so much arrogance that people would find it hard to stand up to him. He's relaxed, he's calm and collected. He's not brash or loud with any of his insults. A couple of my co-workers are like that. And the moment you stand up and call them out on it, they get meaner. Acting like they aren't doing anything but making a joke. Makes my fucking blood boil.
I hate people like him with a burning passion.
Worst part is Trev didn't even bother stopping and getting it checked until Chef Christina told him to.
And then when Trev was joking about cheese on something in another punishment, Scotley immediately offended while Trev took his "Baby Girl" nickname like a champ. What a childish bully.
@@Shadowmew55 this confirms to me that Scottley has the mindset of a middle schooler. if someone who is considered your boss forces you to stop and get medical treatment. how in the hell can you be called a crybaby for that
Joy throughout the entirety of season 12: "One thing I never do is give up"
Everyone here is a bunch of crybabies"
Also Joy after making ONE mistake in the final 5: Throws a temper tantrum and WALKS OFF THE SHOW AFTER BEING A POTENTIAL LOCK TO WIN THE SEASON!
I don't think she had any chance of winning personally but still.
@@jadedheartszreally? Many agree she had a pretty dominant run before she quit, so what makes you say she didn't have any chance?
@@DiegoRodriguez-rk1phleaders dont throw other people under the bus
@@DiegoRodriguez-rk1ph she was good but didn't really stand out.
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
I’m shocked Zach didn’t get a mention. Early on in season 11 he was a badass whose brashness was actually more funny than abrasive, but at around the same point his performances started to dip his ego became out of control.
Pretty sure Zach was in the downfalls video, which flynnmasters said anyone there wouldn’t be covered in this video
@@elijahwigmore8104 ahhh that makes perfect sense actually
But I think Zach deserved to be in this list had he not on downfall video.
Deserved to be in this video too tbh, especially after he tried sabotaging ray later on in the season
“I really hoped that Scotley would be the big bad wolf in my restaurant in Las Vegas. But after his performance tonight, I could not let him in. Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin.”
“Joy’s quitting was one of the most shocking things I’ve ever experienced in Hell’s Kitchen, but her lack of maturity tonight proved that she’s not ready to be a head chef because leaders never quit.”
"Throughout the competition, Paulie overcame many obstacles. But tonight, His biggest obstacle was himself."
"I can't deny Sakari's passion, Nor Tara's commitment to her work, But neither was enough to get a black jacket."
Ironically , Benjamin would proceed to be one of the only non-villains in all stars.
The situation between Scotley and Trev really hits too close to home for me.....
I had to deal with a lot of people like Scotley in school, and while I like Trev, I can understand why some fans don't like his attitude, but even the biggest Trev haters have to agree that the treatment he got throughout S18 was absolutely appalling.
Seeing Trev verbally take Scotley down during the Ep9 elimination ceremony was probably the best moment of S18 for me, how Scotley survived over Gizzy in the Cook-For-Your-Life challenge in the final 11 I have absolutely no idea!
One more thing..... FUCK SCOTLEY INNIS!!!!
Let's not forget that Scotley refused to do punishments making fortune cookies and also eating the cookies and annoyed his teammates! Trev is just joking about cheese or something and he took it personally. Man, it's so satisfying to see him gets eliminated before Trev even though both of them gets nominated at the same time.
I totally agree with you that Trev didn’t seem to deserve the bullying and was so glad Scotley got eliminated before him. I think he chose Scotley over Gizzy is because she was showing a lot of self-doubt in the episodes prior.
On the topic if Trev, however, I do think there’s a lot more that went on behind closed doors than we were shown. Scotley mentioned ‘Trev’s clipboard’ once to which Trev said ‘it’s a notebook’. I haven’t seen the full season only the parts uploaded to youtube, but I never saw said notebook/clipboard.
This, to me, indicates that Trev could have pissed off his teammates one way or another with perhaps a nitpicky attitude which was cut out during the editing of the show.
I just like to take this show with a grain of salt, because we know the editors like to make people seem different (dumb/bad) than they actually are just for views.
@@HandleBeTaken There's so much that ends up on the cutting room floor, its almost impossible to properly decipher who the real Trevor McGrath is. He seems to be quite an easily-stresed individual that entering a stressful place like HK twice is practically suicide for his mental health. Trev is running a catering company these days, but I hope hes doing well and he is a much happier person attitude-wise.
I'm still pissed that Scotley survived over Kevin, let alone Gizzy.
It's because Trev is ugly so people found it acceptable to be mean to him
“It’s not my personal opinion, it’s my professional opinion.”
God I hate Benjamin. Thankfully he was better in Season 17.
He didn't change his attitude, just his approach because he couldn't bully and push around All-stars. They were proven great chefs who wouldn't tolerate it.
@@seanswinton6242 nearly everyone else on that cast argued with/bullied each other in some sort of way. Benjamin just grew up.
@@seanswinton6242 Too be fair, the Blue Team in All Stars are pretty much likeable even the assholes like Benjamin, Nick and even Robyn become likeable in Season 17. Meanwhile, the Red Team is fucking toxic because of Elise and Barbie as those duo keep making troubles and even bullying Michelle just because she's the youngest and the biggest threat. Robyn is lucky to move to Blue Team immediately, even she can't win against Elise.
@@margarethmichelina5146 How was Nick an asshole? lmao
He's better in 17, however, his arrogance got the best of him.
I would've LOVED to see Trev go up to Scotley like how he did with Raj, but I'm proud of how he grew between those 2 seasons
Yeah people don't talk enough about how Trev matured from season 8 to 18
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
Or Jason from 12
I mean, Scotley getting eliminated whilst Trev put him on full blast about *MAKING SNACKS!* was insanely satisfying.
@@ThunderTHR him making boiled eggs out of the eggs that were meant for the fortune cookies they were making as punishment was a borderline RaJ move, at least from what was shown. Then again, how could you blame him for eating those delicious eggs, they were fantastic!
I legit believe Ben in S7 thought he was superior to Ramsay in the way he expressed himself, from ignoring Ramsay's comment on Siobhan's sandwich to tell her it sucked, to saying rice is poor food despite cooking Risotto numerous times, to trying to take over the pass from Scott, who Ramsay placed as his 2nd in command.
100% agree. He basically said to Siobhan my opinion is the only one you should listen to and you suck. Also rice being poor food despite it being cooked on the show? That baffles the mind.
@@saffronia2992bro dissed most of the world by saying rice is poor food
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
Also, Ben constantly saying "Oui, Chef" either in Season 7 and Season 17 after he learns that Ramsay can speak French. Meanwhile, Chris in Season One got berated by Ramsay for saying "Oui, Chef!" But then again Ramsay was really harsh to Chris because he's an Executive Chef.
@@margarethmichelina5146 "after he learns that Ramsay can speak French."
According to an AMA he did on Reddit, the reason he actually says "Oui Chef!" is because he trained under a chef who had been an understudy of Jean-Luis Palladin, and the brigade he worked for was a traditional French brigade where everyone would answer "Oui Chef!". He also worked for a French chef that would only accept "Oui Chef!" as an answer, alongside other French kitchens he worked in. Basically, he's so used to saying it that when he's responding to Ramsay, its what he feels he deserves out of respect.
Notably, Justin in Season 10 would also say "Oui Chef!".
Honorable mention alert: Jen from the fourth season. She showed promise after contributing to challenge wins and dinner service wins, but slowly corrupted into the most unlikeable person by every contestant, and even Chef Ramsay himself.
Too be honest, Jen is already showing her villanous side after she disagreed of Chef Ramsay's opinion on her Signature Dish. She's also one of the people who likes to bully Christina just because she's inexperience even though she was working on Garde Manger a.k.a cold food!
I agree with that too most definitely, but it didn’t really start becoming apparent until she backstabbed Christina during the elimination ceremony of episode 5 by putting her up for elimination to protect Rosann. She denied being threatened by Christina’s intelligence, and even had the audacity to tell Chef Ramsay in that same scenario that she decides her fate in Hell’s Kitchen, to which he set her straight on that being his job and not hers. Her attitude worsened by episode 7, and got even worse after she was sent to the blue team in episode 8 (after Ben’s elimination in episode 7). When she got to the blue team, she not only bullied Louross, but complained a lot, which pissed off her teammates. Her villainous nature hit a fever pitch in the black jacket round, after Louross’s elimination in episode 9.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Don't forget the challenge where Red and Blue Teams tied on cutting good pieces of fillet, and the tiebreaker had Ben and Corey pick a piece of fillet that was the closest to 6 pounds, Ben picked an amazing one and Corey picked a bad one, and then during Red Team's punishment, Jen was constantly blaming Corey
@@Michael-hc2hpyup sure did, and in the final dinner service, she had the audacity to ask Chef Ramsay for a letter of recommendation. He wasn’t even on that, or studding her.
Joy's actions with her attitude throughout most of that season and walking out in the final 5 dinner service, she should 1000% be ashamed of herself. that's called karma
It made me SO happy when that brat rage quit after being a horrible gobby entitled witch the entire season.
I would also include Russell from season 8 as he went from being one of the calmer members of the blue team in the first five episodes to turning into one of the biggest douchbags in Hell’s Kitchen history
Yeah his comments usually were just pointing out the obvious problems at first like calling Raj and Boris "idiots doing a rubics cube"
Nah... he was rude from the start
Sorry, but I could hardly even call Russell a heel turn by a mile. Sure, he started out pretty quiet with straight-up mad cooking skills that would rival all, but he was completely arrogant and possibly stubborn to no end. Majority of his teammates on the Blue team found him to be an unequivocal douchebag, obviously not helped whatsoever by his many, many violent threats towards them. Yikes. It also hardly helped his case with his final confession after coming in second, which he didn't exactly take any more humbly. Go figure.
Anton is another prime example, except he was more of an arrogant misogynist with awesome cooking skills himself. But like Scott (S7) before him, his arrogance overshadowed his chances of ever getting to the black jacket, plain and simple.
I'll be honest, Russell either was an a hole or got possessed by Raj's karate powers.
Josh from Season 14 is another good example. He was part of a generally successful Blue team during the first half and seemed to get along with them just fine. After Bret left, Josh became very delusional and started to struggle. This along with him refusing to accept any responsibility for his mistakes made him intolerable during the second half of the season. He would get into fights with nearly all his teammates whenever they were annoyed with him.
Even Nick and Milly are very annoyed to see him again in Season 17. But, honestly Josh is not evil, he's just becoming annoying and in Season 17, he is a decent person but too bad he can't handle the toxicity from Elise in Red Team
The hell are you talking about? Josh was pretty easily getting treated like dirt all season long. He never really did anything wrong; he was perfectly nice to everyone. But people constantly got on his case all the time and tried to bully him. And then seeing Nick and Milly just immediately hate him when he came back and started to talk trash about him before even giving him a chance...just proves my point. I despise Nick and hate Milly, but Josh didn't do anything wrong.
@@Chimcharlover13 How about when he made that homophobic rant towards Nick back in Episode 10? That was the big heel turn moment for me on him.
I turned on Josh because I felt like him calling Nick “suzie homemaker” had some serious homophobic vibes to it
@Chimcharlover13 You're totally deluded, sir. Josh was hated for a reason. Both seasons, he would make mistake after mistake after mistake and not take any responsibility for them. That was why he was hated so much.
Benjamin real crazy saying "rice is poor food" when they serve risotto nearly every service...
Benjamin to his team: “rice is poor food”
Benjamin during service: “risotto coming in five!”
Zach looked like the biggest hero on the S11 blue team in the first service but then Sebastian’s Prophecy came true. Zacky got too Whacky for Hells Kitchen.
I know Anton wasn't eligible for the video but man, I really liked him for the first portion of Season 12. A good leader, passionate about cooking, his speech after winning the pizza challenge. But then the change to the Red Team just made him into an awful person. That whole fight with Chef Andi was vile.
He's already showing his villanous personality though in Blue Team when he keeps blaming Scott for no reason. I can't stand Anton most of the time from beginning because he sounds like Cookie Monster whenever he talks.
@@margarethmichelina5146I actually think Anton is worse than Benjamin in terms of personality because when Andi yelled at Anton, Anton kept talking back which made the situation even worse while on the other hand, when sous chef Scott yelled at Benjamin, Benjamin didn't even say a word, he just stood there, he didn't talk back and just tanked it. Benjamin was a douchebag but not as douchey as Anton.
@@margarethmichelina5146 anton sounds like a human cigarette
@@charlottestreet3301yeah, everyone knows that. Even if Anton somehow got lucky and won the season, they wouldn't give him the head chef position because they would find out he was on cigarettes and some other drugs. I sure hope he ends up under the dirt someday just like Paulie.
I would add Amber(s19). She was not a team player being switched to the blue team and was always complaining about wanting to go back to the red team
And how she kept sulking over Kori not picking her for her team.
Eh she was a bitch even before going to the blue team. Going to the blue team made her even more insufferable. Even more so than Marc.
Amber sucks and she is probably one of the biggest whiners in HK history. Shame because she is talented.
@@sarcasticfury5478 and was kinda mean to Niki. Although from what I heard they're good friends now
not to mention she picked on Niki. Although it looks like they're on good terms now
This shows how Hell's Kitchen can change a person, from good to evil, or evil to good. But there is at least one or two individuals that change for the better or remain the same (someone mentioned Sterling or Rochelle) 😊👍
I would add Chefs Natasha, Mary, and Jon to your list. They never changed either.
Bobby from season 4 grew quite a lot throughout the show
@@seanswinton6242 *La Tasha
@@seanswinton6242 I would also say Arielle from both season 5 and 18
@@daniellerose1114It's Ariel and she was from Season 6. I'll also want to add:
-Mary Lou from Season 19
-Emily from Season 20
-Jillian from Season 8
-Salvatore from Season 7 (The guy is not a good chef but he has a big heart)
-Elsie from Season 1
-Paula and Danny from Season 5 (As those two had big patience to face Lacey and coincidentally they both are the top 2)
-The legendary One arm Dave, winner from Season 6
-Christina Wilson who later becomes more assertive as the current Sous Chef
-Alex from recent season, Season 21
People can say what they want. I think Joy's attitude would've been her downfall regardless of whether she quit or not.
YES
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
I'd say Benjamin(S7), Elise on both, Robyn on both, Tiffany and Kimmie. Trevor season 18 for whining constantly and most of all begging for a HK job during the competition.
@@seanswinton6242 Trevor is the real baby girl
Hi bhost lmao
@@seanswinton6242 idrk about Benjamin because I haven't watched Season 7 fully. But from what I can tell. both sides were a bit a fault throughout the season. Elise Wasn't even remotely satisfying since you cannot make an argument for them staying over Jamie and Jennifer. and like half of the chefs on Season 9 should have stayed over her. Robyn's was gratifying in Season 10 but she mellowed out a little bit in Season 17. Although her run was a by-product of terrible favortism by the production. Tiffany was Satisfying because of how much of a bitch she was. Kimmie's was just funny, and I'm pretty sure Trevor begging for a Job was him being mentally fucked in the head after dealing with Brett and Scottleys Bullshit that it was more or less a mental error that did him in.
@@seanswinton6242🤡
Okay, if there’s a list of Face-Turns next week, I have to nominate Robyn for her All-Stars run. I know this channel doesn’t seem to be too high on her, mainly in part for her Season 10 edit (something I don’t even think she’d defend), but I’d make the case she matured BIG time on All-Stars. She started out kinda rough, being the only one to bomb the Signature Dish challenge and even getting into an argument with Elise early on. Even when she was switched to the Blue Team, she was shown to be really upset over it, breaking down crying and asking to be moved back to the Red Team after her first weak service on the Blue Team. But as the season went on, she became more and more likeable, becoming the goofy, fun narrator of the season with some of the funniest quotes and moments on the show. And in her performances, she improved on challenges after being nominated for the Cook For Your Life challenge (and very nearly going out on it). And while her dinner services weren’t perfect (she probably would’ve gone out at the Top 8 had the Blue Team lost) she improved there as well. I saw tons of comments saying they disliked Robyn on Season 10, but fell in love with her on All-Stars. So she went from being Season 10’s Elise to being HK’s answer to Ra’Jah O’Hara, Roxxxy Andrews, or Jerri Manthey.
And for even more of an idea of Robyn's growth and maturity since Season 10: she was recently on an episode of the Food Network show Super-Chef Grudge Match, where she competed against someone who used to work under her. Her competitor commented that, while he worked for her, she tended to act very crazy, yelling at him a lot and apparently even throwing stuff at him. Towards the end of the episode, Robyn acknowledged that, while she acted that way to give this guy a taste of what she went through when she started as a chef, she doesn't stand by that behavior nowadays, is more mellowed-out in her approach, and apologized for her behavior. So I'd say that's pretty commendable and shows real growth on her part.
For the record Robin has stated she HATES what she was during season 10
@@Saltyoven where im curious.
I watched season 17 before watching season 10, and so I quite liked Robyn. Not a huge amount, but the comments seemed to hate her. Then I saw season 10 and completely understood.
It was the other way around with Barbie.
This one I feel would be up for debate, but Cody from Season 19 could be a good one for that list. He started coming off as a cocky little twit, but grew out of that as the season went on. Quite the shame that he bombed on the pass though.
There is also Russell from season 8 because for the first 4 episodes he was one of the more likeable contestants there and was the only one who didn't yell at Raj but after those first 4 episodes he became very unlikeable but we all know that and we all know what happens from here on out.
Scotleys elimination was easily the most satisfying in the show’s history
Good point. I remember Russell looked like one of the more level headed people in the blue team. No idea what happened.
The problem in Season 8 is Russell and Jillian are the only talented people among the casts but since Russell is an asshole and Jillian is mostly forgettable as she has no beef with everyone, they both are sinking by the awfulness of the season.
Russell went psycho during the prom challenge it was shocking. I wonder if they just hid his nasty attitude until Raj left so they had new love-to-hate guy to take his placd
@@TearMeOpenIBelievewow, that is such an excellent point. It's easy to forget how many moments from this show are edited out. Your comment is a very real possibility
Plot twist: Benjamin’s red chef jacket was somehow *cursed* with a personality changing spell!
Speaking of Scotley, let's not forget he's taking Gizzy's job as Sous Chef in Atlanta after Gizzy quits and then beat her in Cook For Your Life Challenge even though he was cheating by using an ingredient from pantry not from the ingredients which is coming from market. Also, Gizzy is becoming worse since Episode 3, I think when she didn't do her table side task and goes back to kitchen, probably Scott's stupidity runs on her.
wait. what... Uhhh okay then, so Im pretty sure no one saw this happen or Gordon Didn't realized this happened. Because if he did realize this was happening, I think Scottley would have been disqualified. although idrk Im just thinking of someone in Master Chef who accidentally used someone elses base for a dish without even realizing. and he got eliminated for that because it broke one of the rules that the producers put in place
I think it was more with Tara because she was actually talented, but she was still bullied by Cheyenne and others, with the only one being kind of nice to her was Summer, Tara continuously got high scores in challenges and was still called a weak chef, and Scotley wasn't good with people he bullied Trev and made sexist comments about Mia
She got High Scores in Challenges, But in dinner Service she was lagging behind constantly. and after a certain point. they made a noteworthy mistake every single dinner service to where there was no argument that Daphne, Sommer and Cheyenne were Carrying her
I feel like I’m missing something here because every time Trev is on the show, it seems like he’s mostly the victim from his teammates for mostly no reason. Scotley just pissed me off because it seemed like he wanted to send Trev to the hospital.
Thank you for mentioning Scotley. I also feel like Dani from S15 had a heel turn starting from when Hassan came to red team.
Dannie was sharing her own opinion on Hassan and even requested a one on one discussion with him which he disrespectfully and aggressively refused. they could have come to an understanding easier in private. than again that is not what a leader is. Ramsey has one on ones. If he was so great he would have won. profanity doesn’t lead to civil conversation nor does nasty tone, both of which Hassan clearly displayed. is that how he would speak to chef ramsey as he discussed his plan to improve the red team? of course not. we saw the same garbage that happened with Scott from season 7. guess what? both of them fell on their faces and were eliminated he’s not chef ramsey, so why act like it. someone is screwing up and failing to accept your leadership, nominate them. HOWEVER he must than admit his screw-ups as well or than he’s useless as a leader
@@JohnnyJimmyJonI definitely agree with you about Scott; he was aggressively and painfully arrogant from the jump. Just hearing his confession about how hard it was for him to be (in his own words, might I add) "a cook among cooks; seeing that I'm used to being a chef among cooks." Damn, and this was during the Signature Dish challenge, too. Boy, for me, just watching his (for lack of a better word) "so-called" heroic speeches did diddly-squat for either the blue or the red team, with the latter hardly winning a challenge during his short tenure. Oh, if that wasn't baffling enough, he tried to throw the red team under the bus for throwing him off his game during service, which did little to help his case, considering he wasn't much better with the blue team, too busy meddling with everyone's station more than his own.
And...just to put the icing on the big ass cake, mind you, just before Ramsay asks him for his jacket, Scott had everloving gall to say, "This team will fucking die if I'm not here." Yeah, real smooth for final words. To me, it was another borderline excuse for him to make one final speech to "redeem" himself. So, yeah...superiority complex at its finest. 😂🥴😏
As I call it, very little show, too much tell lol
@@JohnnyJimmyJonI agree with you in regards to Hassan. His response to Danni requesting to be spoken to as an adult was reasonable. They were also in the dorms where his shouting was completely disrespectful and unnecessary. At that moment remembering Dani was a boxer, wanted her put him in his place. I had no sympathy for him upon his dismissal from HK. Dani being a sore loser disappointed me. I really didnlike Frank or Ariel of Season 15 at all.
@@JohnnyJimmyJon You conveniently forget all the times Hassan tried to communicate to her, and where she refused to get along with him and communicate with him until that point. So yeah no Hassan had every right to shout at her when she is on the brink of threatening her team on throwing service due to refusing to communicate. which happened that exact service.
Russell definitely was a Heel people forget that Russell didn't start off the season as a douchebag with Raj around but as soon as Raj left he became the obvious villian of the season
He wasn't a nice person though. he just stayed rather quiet. So not really a heel turn
Whilst I was pretty annoyed with Tara ever since episode 8, I will admit, the rest of her team, specifically Cheyenne and Dafne definitely didn’t help matters. Especially Cheyenne who only saw the worst in Tara and nothing more.
they pretty much saw her as deadweight and never gave her a chance even tho she pulled out some good dishes individually
The only one who's nice to her is Sommer. Technically, Dafne also got a heel turn as she for most of the time just there, throwing Cheyenne under the bus on elimination round.
@@margarethmichelina5146In the end KARMA finally reach to them
Dafne consider as one of the worst finalist ever due to her crap performance in black jacket but was keep since production know that she on downward spiral so we could had a easy win for Alex
As for Cheyenne, she would suffer a meltdown in black jacket
Justice for Tara 🎉
@@luuduonghy659 Okay you are toxic as fuck. The reason why Cheyenne found her as a weak link was because compared to everyone else. she was weaker then them. However I would have bet that she would have given Tara a chance if she didn't alienate herself from the rest of her team and actually tried to make an attempt to get along with her team. especially Cheyenne because she said in an interview that she prefers working with older people. Tara didn't make an attempt to talk to the 20's as much. the only person from what I can tell that did was Alyssa but that could also be just her sitting near her and Mindy, and at a certain point in time, she made 1-2 noteworthy mistakes every single service. to the point where Tara didn't get eliminated because someone was worse then her at any given time. So Yeah Fuck that "Justice for Tara" Bullshit. The Only reason why Cheyenne got eliminated was because Daphne dragged her name to far into the ground that she appeared on the other side of the world. (most of which got cut out)
@@luuduonghy659 No Justice for anyone as Tara should have saw that coming. She had made no attempt to get to know the 20's on their teams at all and was a bit inconsistent during service compared to the rest of them, In fact I'm pretty sure she talked to Mindy for most of the season. So at a certain point. Yes, Of Course Everyone would consider Tara a weak chef and would gun for them to be eliminated. and especially after Alyssa got eliminated. they were shown to make 1-2 noteworthy mistakes every service they stayed here. but you cannot Justify Cheyenne's Downfall as Karma when she literally hasn't done anything wrong here. They Gunned after her because she was the weak link of their team, which at this point in time, she absolutely was the weakest link, The Accusation people place on the 20's something of singling her out because of Zoomer Vs Boomer Mentality was BS because Tara did the exact same thing since the start of the competition. So yeah, No Karma was dealt here. Tara should have seen this coming for a mile away. and this is not even including her essentially attacking the rest of their team and playing the victim card for her being targeted by everyone else for a social reason when it was a service reason. and her meltdown was just annoying to see, and then there's Alex which. Alex thought that using the punishment pass on her would be the best for the morale because she didn't want for someone to freak out like Sommer did when Alejandro used his Punishment pass on them (although I think that was more because of Abe attacking her for no reason). but I think Alex using it on Sommer would have been Better then how Tara took it. because her meltdown here was just pathetic. Alex Used the Punishment Pass on her which forced her to do a punishment instead of going Bowling and Eating Food from there. Her Meltdown was both Pathetic on the basis of what happened in her season and what happened in older seasons.
First of all. She didn't even participate in the challenge at all. her dish wasn't being judged as the decision to exclude her was Swift and Professional. then Tara was Upset at doing her 5th Punishment. which the problem with this is when you take a look at some of the older seasons, There had been plenty of contestants that gotten barely any rewards throughout the entire competition. and while they did complain about it, they didn't blow up at everyone because of this, and Most of them got either less rewards or not as good of rewards. Trenton (S20), Jon & Anthony (S11), Trev (S18). Just to name a few didn't acted how Tara did and they had to literally suffer through so much shit in their run. Tara had 2 Luxurious Rewards that were also relaxing. And then Theres the Punishment pass used on her which her reaction to this was insanely petty. While Alejandro used his Punishment Pass to Target Sommer because he thought this would cause Sommer to Crash and Burn. Alex Used it on Tara because he thought she would react to it the best. and when Alex tried to mend things with Tara, She Blew him off giving her the cold shoulder. then went vitrail towards her entire team for stuff that wasn't even their fault or even stuff they did. So Yeah, No Justice can be called here at all
you should do face turns (villains to heroes) in the near future.
Cody from season 19, while not really a villain came off at the beginning as a cocky jerk, but ended up being an absolute sweetheart !
Bobby of Season 4. The wakeup call after being nominated from the first dinner service because of his leadership meltdown to his rescue of Petrozza who would make it to Final 2.
@@frank2mbthat's more like a redemption
@alejandroarroyo5124 to be fair he was never really a bad person he just wasn't a great leader
@@frank2mbInstead of Bobby, it should be Corey. Corey starting out evil even nominated Jen and Christina because she hates them and thanks to her, The Best of The Worst category gone over the years. But then, she realized her mistakes and she befriending Christina and Petrozza and they all hating Jen and Matt for being whiny and bitchy. Even she's cringe to see Matt mumbling in final dinner service because he sent a raw monkfish to Christina and he whines again by telling Shut Up to everyone including Chef Ramsay and then he got scolded by Chef Ramsay to concentrate. I'm surprised Christina won despite having Matt on her team.
To me, Paulie’s down fall started at the final 13 where he joined Matt, Johnny and Andrew into nominating Devin over 1 grilled cheese while he and Johnny sent up raw food. The next episode he said he was used a scapegoat and was never admitting his faults, even Ramsey called him out saying he deserved to be up there, he should have been eliminated alongside with Johnny (another satisfying elimination from that season)
I still can't believe Ryan picks him as her brigade even though he mostly throwing her under the bus many times. Let's not forget in one challenge, Ryan was confused to cook Japanese and French and Paulie made fun of her. Good thing for Ryan, Devin wanted to help her cooking. Also, Ryan got the best score and made the Blue Team won the challenge and Paulie had an audicity to hug her! What the fuck?
It's a good thing Paulie isn't alive anymore hahaha, drug addict douchebag.
@@margarethmichelina5146that's why when I heard Paulie past away due to drug overdose, I felt satisfied because he's finally gone from this world for good.
@lerx_mex7601 Speaking of Johnny, he's another good example of a heel turn. His first two episodes were great. Then, he turned into a dick, as well.
@@margarethmichelina5146 Paulie was overall better than Devin in cooking wise
As a wrestling fan, to hear someone other than a wrestling fan use the term heel turn made me smile
I think Joy was cut uncharitably in this video. In the same episode where she was mad at the other chef for bringing up that she was homeless, she also reveals that she too was homeless, but didn’t want to bring it up as she felt like it would just be for pity points. She also did not want to take advantage of something many struggle with, and was upset that somebody else did. So I feel she’s a bit more justified, and I don’t think she was mocking that lady for being homeless. However, her breakdown was definitely a heel turn as I definitely wasn’t expecting that during my binge if that season.
I agree Joy did mention that she slept on steps, parks and shelters but she didn't want Gordon to know about that and all she wanted him to know was that she was in HK and past that point of her life
Joy is what you call a hypocrite
You could do a list of the opposite aswell. People who started of as jerks but got nicer overtime.
Cody from season 19 started cocky and arrogant and after his bad performance in the 2nd service changed his attitude and after 3rd service called out Marc for blaming others for his own mistakes
Not really a long list
@@gradel888 not to mention he showed his soft side during the animal punishment which is what really won me over with Cody.
@@vitomcsween974
5.Cody(Season 19)
4.Kanae(Season 18)
3.Matt(Season 4)
2.Corey(Season 4)
1.Tenille(Season 6)
@@poison6084 Disagree with Matt being on there. His personality only got worse the longer he was on the show, and was even being extremely rude to his brigade *AND* Ramsay in the finale, telling them all to shut up.
RIP Paulie. Hope God gave him his two minutes.
I definitely do think Joy deserved to be in the video because of how much she threw her teammates under the bus and was someone that was going to be the winner of Hell’s Kitchen season 12 to actually quitting in the final 5.
We need face turns next week 😂😂😂😂
Melissa
Robyn on Season 17, in my opinion.
Benjamin gotta be here as well. 😂
ben in season 17 broski put on maybe 150 pounds (no offense)
I remember rolling my eyes so hard at Tara. Because, sure the 20 something's didn't immediately buddy up to the older women, but they were also given (In their eyes) an immediate disadvantage. Plus, (at least from the show) the older women didn't make any real effort to connect with the younger girls either. And her tantrum when she was swapped for the reward? It wasn't a slight against you, Tara. I understand that she hadn't had a reward yet, but she was picked because it was assumed that she could handle it. Now, she's probably quite the lovely person IRL, but she just seemed like the biggest complainer on the show.
agreed but she also had a reward in the previous episode so I don't know why she was upset when some of the people on the blue team only had like one reward if that.
I think it's because she actually helped win that challenge Alex knew exactly what he was doing
She also constantly kept saying how she hates women cause they're "catty" and b#tches." Im pretty sure it's not other women that are the problem, it's her. It's a shame cause I thought she was solid at first but she was very misogynistic and gets in her own head.
Inside of an Interview Cheyenne Said that when the Heel Turn Episode Came out with Tara. She had been getting toxic DMS about that episode. and while this doesn't prove there were people avidly against her or siding for her. If people actually believed Tara was the victim and went to confront Cheyenne about it. Then holy shit people are deluded
Correction. She had 2 Luxurious Rewards Before that point. So she has no right to complain when there had been a plethora of contestants that haven't gotten a chance to go on a luxurious reward. let alone on more then 1-2 normal rewards in a single season.
If I may suggest an idea for a future video...
The saltiest reactions to challenge losses. My example (since I just saw it again) would be the blue team from Season 2's final 6 challenge loss, where the red team won even though they had a burnt tasting soup, an uninspired dessert, and a somewhat unappealing chicken dish that was cooked by Virginia that Ramsay deemed his favorite.
"The blue team ponders the consequences of Garrett's use of sign language"
Or Rock in Season 3 Episode 6, when he straight-up had a screaming fit/tantrum when the Blue Team lost the lobster challenge. I'm pretty sure even his teammates were put off by that one.
Jordans Definitely going to be in the Saltiest Video
i really did feel bad for trev in 18. he was WAY more likable this season and scotley and the rest of the team bullying him was heartbreaking to me, i really did feel bad
I felt bad initially, but he did nothing to help himself either. Constantly whining. If you watch again, he came in cocky. Trev ignored Chef Jockey from the very beginning with the wellingtons and kept screwing up poaching eggs. Trying to boss people around while making mistakes himself didn't help. That's why he became alienated from most of the team. They would have defended him if he was more personable and owned his mistakes. His experience should have told him to just hunker down and focus on cooking. Those like Scotley with lesser experience would collapse over time on their own.
@@seanswinton6242Agree. His performance wise wasn’t too much better than Scotley
Benjamin saying that rice is poor people food still irks me to this day
I'm more irked that Siobhan didn't fight back (and only talked crap about him to the confessional camera)
Especially since risotto is on their menu
Another person that deserved on this lists:
-Dana Season 10: She along with Christina and Barbie are the only sane members of the toxic Red Team Season 10 (Not included Brianna, Danielle and Roshni as they're early boots and Roshni moved to Blue Team) but out of nowhere, she nominated Barbie because she makes weird faces while cooking while Mia in Season 18 becomes runner up even though she's alao making weird faces every time she's cooking along with Petrozza Season 4 and Mary Season 11. Also, she's finally showing her true color on Final 4 and on Finale when she's making Christina look bad by sabotaging her twice! I guess Robyn is right, you can't be friends in competition.
-Russell Season 8: The guy was cool at first and he's not one of the people who likes to bully Raj but then he becomes a complete asshole in the middle of competition and even always want to punch somebody! Oh yeah, let's not forget his loss on finale.
-Kiya Season 20: The girl is a strong contender but then in Black Jacket round, she becomes too salty to Trenton just because Trenton keeps winning on challenges and even saying "I hate Trenton" many times which becomes so annoying until the finale. And she got crashed and burnt in Final 4 since she couldn't notice the sabotages and had a breakdown in the pantry.
-Melissa Season 3: She went from strong contender even got Best of The Worst and not nominated Julia in opening night to be a complete cuckoo in the middle of the show even has a crazy hair. And also the infamous duck breast on wedding challenge which caused by her. She's even throw her teammates under the bus and makes the Red Team can't stand her anymore even when she's cool with the Blue Team, she's just making it worse.
-Marc Season 19: He's already annoying from Day One for talking too much but the guy is a decent cook even got perfect 5 on Signature Dish. But, since he can't stop talking, he's becoming irritating and I even root for Declan to punch him just once if they allowed to do violence. So much so, Cody has to sacrifice himself to be nominated which is 200 IQ move so Chef Ramsay can eliminate Marc for good.
-Jennifer Season 13: She is a good chef but she becomes more annoying on Black Jacket round and she mostly always having confrotantion with Roe and Sade the most. Even though she's getting sick twice, she's still not redeemable.
-Zacky Wacky Season 11: How is this guy went from the MVP on Opening Night to be the villain all of the sudden by sabotaging Ray for petty reason? As much as annoying Dan is, but Zack is irresponsible and also a liar. When Ja'Nel moved to Blue Team, it's his ultimate checkmate because he becomes the weakest link comparing to Ja'Nel and Jon.
-Andrea Season 5: She was decent at first but then she becomes annoying and irritating even becomes worse on Black Jacket round. She mostly having confrontation with Carol at the most and she's also becomes cocky and arrogant even though she got kicked out from the kitchen in First Black Jacket round by not paying attention on Chef Ramsay's order. She's even making Sous Chef Scott snapped on Sabotage round because she keeps overreacting and even made him said the C-word to her. But still, she can't beat up Danny and Paula who both are so good and likeable throughout the seasons and I even root for both of them to win.
I just finished Season 20 and yeah it's crazy how negative Kiya got in those last few episodes. Completely got into her head in the final service.
@@kevincornelius9358 It's ironic how the top 2 of the season, Trenton and Megan are mostly being background characters at the most as Steve, Sam, Antonio, Josie, Brynn, Kiya mostly get screen time. Only for both of them becoming total beasts in the middle of the season and Trenton went from being the quiet guy to be improving and even killing it on Black Jacket Round. Hell, he's even copying Ramsay's style by having a pencil on his ear. Megan also has a huge comeback from almost going home after charity night to be the Best of The Best for Blue Team next episode later. I don't count Trenton's nomination for ChickenGate episode as nomination because he and Antonio didn't do anything wrong for that stupid incident as Alex randomly saying Antonio's name and Antonio randomly saying Trenton's name until we found out Sam is the real culprit of that "incident". But, overall, I'm proud of him for not only breaking the record of the females winning the show since Season 13 for 7 Season Straight but also for being improving. Even though he and Kiya should be the top 2, not Megan since Megan is too chill and nice.
The fact that such a whining complainer like Paulie stayed over Devin (who was a stronger chef and one of the few somewhat likeable chefs on that team) and nominated Koop for his attitude is unbelievable.
Devin was the weakest chef out of everyone there
That Blue Team wa just dirty towards Devin. Remember how those bastards voted to put him up for elimination, after he went to bed? Paulie participated in that garbage move. That's why all of those guys all lost the competition. They did Devin dirty and it was karma!!
@@lerx_mex7601No he wasn't, the evil burger chef was. He lied all of the time, especially when it came to cooking his fish!
The only sane members of Blue Team Season 16 are Aaron, Koop and Devin. Pat and Genaro aren't bad, Pat is an early boot and Genaro is just lazy and less passionate. Koop losing his cool even throw a chair because who wouldn't losing their mind if you keep working with someone like Paulie who is so incosistent and unlikable?
@@margarethmichelina5146Genaro just one of the least passion chef ever to enter Hell Kitchen
Totally agree with most. I'd actually forgotten how terrible Joy got near the end, though she feels more like a #5 than a #2. Tara is the only one I'm not sure I'd call a heel; she was less "villainous" and more "pathetic". She didn't make me angry, she just made me cringe.
And season 21 cast wasn’t a remarkable cast so most fan(Include me) won’t notice it and even if they notice it, they don’t care.
I’m ngl, I always considered Abe a villain too, especially after throwing Billy under the bus when they both got nominated, after they made an alliance
Season 7's Benjamin is a unique case because yes, while he became a douchebag later on in the season, in season 17 he was the complete opposite. He was waay kinder, calmer and very respecful to everyone; he even spoke very highly of Michelle and said she's talented. It was to the point he was trying to be a "nice boss" during the finale (which might have cost him his win), also, he became a much better chef in general.
I truly believe Benjamin should get more credit from the fandom for his change in attitude than he gets. My boy did awesome.
I truly think he was broken down by the atrocious season 7 red team. There are a lot of contestants who I feel let the stress of HK get the better of them and turn them into someone they're not, and Benjamin is a prime example.
He didn't change. Benjamin was now in a position where his ego had to stay on check. He was no longer the best in his head. He was now among HK greats who didn't win causing a different approach. There were now women who were as talented or more. Not to mention Nick was back with a revengence. I'm also sure, upon him and others seeing his behavior made him embarrassed, especially as a father of 2 girls.
@@seanswinton6242 And being embarrassed isn't a reason to have a moment of introspection and realize you were being a douche? It was character development through and through.
I booed Benjamin every time I saw pop up on my screen! He bullied Siobhan every episode I felt soo sorry for her, Siobhan should've kicked Benjamin in the nuts for being such a a**hole!
I think it was more of a bad way to approach his opinions. But ultimately I can see where hes coming from with the sandwich. Then Siobhan Calling him a Horrible person in the confessionals during service had to be the dumbest thing I have ever seen come from a genuine person. YOU LITERALLY SABOTAGED HIM, How the fuck do you come out of that saying hes a horrible person.
Benjamin talking down to Siobhan after Ramsay preferred her sandwich as though she should care more about his opinion is hilarious to me
Sometimes good people show their true intentions or became 'tougher' in order to keep up with the competition. Putting the blame on other contestants is a classic way of upping the game in certain people's eyes. Sometimes they also crack when put under EXTREME pressure...
11:15 What makes it worse is that he disregarded what Ramsay said about they should have kept the sandwich in, and they would have won. 11:34 And that decision cost him the victory in the challenge.
11:49 I would ask, "Risotto? So, no risotto, risotto?" The first part and repeat were because he _was_ the type to cut you off before you get to say "risotto" when asking "So, no risotto?", not hearing "risotto" over his ego.
Great vid as always, you should do "The Most Forgettable Chef from each Hell's Kitchen Season"
4:28-5:21 everytime this Tara shows up on confessional the speech to is this me," I'm the victim guy. I'm the victim "
Worst Team Players would make an interesting one.
And as much as I want to suggest "HK Chefs Who Got the Last Laugh", I unfortunately can only think of two who did. The most obvious one being Jason Santos, who went on to be one of Jon Taffer's kitchen experts on Bar Rescue, and then the Blue Team Sous Chef in Hell's Kitchen since Season 19. And then Jon Scallion, who works for Christina Wilson at her restaurant.
I would add Rochelle and Barbie (S10 run) to chefs who got the last laugh. After the red team tried to throw Rochelle under the bus and she got moved to the blue team, she began to thrive and outlasted everyone who nominated her except Melanie, and even then it was only by one spot. Same with Barbie, where she outlasted the Robyn-Kimmie-Tiffany alliance that kept going after her for no reason.
@@saberthecoolest If I remember, those three who bullied Barbie got eliminated either in consecutive order, or close to consecutively.
@@NerdyHippy Close to. I think Royce Got Eliminated Before Kimmie and Brain got eliminated before Robyn Did
*SPOILER ALERT FOR SEASON 22*
On the subject of heel turns, Melissa from the ongoing Season 22 is one to mention. She seemed like a lock-in for black jackets but then ignored her teammates during service because of constant challenge losses, and that got her eliminated episode 5
yeah that was genuinely surprising to see. She just completely broke down without any recovery. Im surprised she didn't try and say her team didn't have her back and want to go over to the blue team or something like that. Although she might also have some hindsight on why that is a really bad idea because if she tries this. the red team would most likely give context to the situation, which he wouldn't be aware of
Depite liking some of the chefs on the blue team in the Rookies VS Veterans season (Like Motto and somewhat Brett), I really didn't want any of them to win. They all saw Scotley acting like some kind of high school bully and they all seemed to laugh with him and not care about Trev. Trevor had his own issues but that whole team was just enabling a bully
Motto was more of him not liking Trev for making up excuses and not owning up to stuff that Motto Personally Feels he fucked up at. Brett, Jose and Scottley were just complete fucking Donkeys
I’d personally add Russell to the list as well. At first he seemed chill and even stuck up for or at least treated Raj like a human being. However, come the
prom episode, he turned into a total raging asshole.
Tara is #1. The victim complex she displayed is on another level. I didn't think Ben was that bad compared to everyone else.
Bens was more of him not really wanted to be swapped at all due to the Red Teams Failures so many times that he didn't want to be associated with them. Which was even more true when one of their teammates sabotaged him by throwing something on their station in the trash.
As a big wwe fan I like this video
Tara was not a villain at all. I mean, I understand that she could be annoying, but she wasn't even close to be the villain of the season.
Most Contestants that are labeled as a Villain can't even be considered as such. One common example is Amber from S19 where all she had was 1 Extremely Bad Take and her paranoia about the blue team ganging up on them. thats not what a villain is, a Villain is someone who intentionally sabotages one of their members in order for them to go ahead whether thats Verbal, Social, Physical, During Service, ETC. an Example of an actual Villian was Roe from Season 13. Who tried to Underhand Jennifer and others Socially throughout the Entire Competition in order to get ahead. or Steve who literally made an alliance with Santos and Aaron to get 4 other members of their team eliminated
You need to update this video to include Season 22 Melissa.
Not necessarily as she was booted way too early for that heel turn to be in full swing
@@gussygamingprofessional6433 I would still consider that a Heel turn. considering she was seen as a more heroic individual for being the only chef to attempt to correct Jason on his actions. and wanted to tough out the punishment for their team, but after doing something stupid and taking the rejection personally instead of thinking "why the fuck did I do that" and trying to make things right, She just ejected herself out of the competition by giving up.
Honestly I thought she was a lock for the late game. not the 2nd female chef to leave
Women who say "This is why I can't work with women" smacks of "I want to be an awful bit** but the second anyone holds me accountable I'm going to say some sexist and totally hypocritical nonsense about how they're 'catty'"
Sounds like Robyn
or she had bad experiences working with other women prior to the show and her being singled out on the team reminded her of that
@@CassCat69No backstory is going to change the fact that she has an unlikeable attitude towards women. I used to be like that because I had internalized misogyny and I hate that version of myself to this day. Bet you'd see misogynists and incels who say the nastiest things about women then go "uhh guys lets hear them out maybe a girl was a mean to him before."
@@nayussysuccer thanks for your unsolicited projection, maybe continue working on yourself more
@@CassCat69 Her Backstory was literally. I survived a car crash, and because I forgot how to do a lot of things. the one thing I felt comfortable in is cooking. She's old enough to where if she still holds onto those grudges and uses it as an excuse for her mistreatment. then that shows more of her weak side then a positive. And not only that but if she had any similar experience like this in the fashion industry then thats being a bit sexist as Fashion and Cooking are almost COMPLETELY different fields of work. and if its bad experiences in the kitchen, then grow the fuck up and move on.....oh wait
I like the wrestling terminology in the title
You know it's going to be a good Sunday when FlynnMasters uploads a new Hell's Kitchen video
When even Sandra was like "??? This wrong" you know you're truly villainous
Face turns for next week
One chef on hells kitchen that despite already not being so good on the show already, at one point had a complete change in how he acted and became worse until he got eliminated was Josh. He went from not being not really good but still tolerable to what I think I could best describe him as having that "main character" mindset. He became clueless and really began to get on his team's nerves, and was even more clueless when he returned in an all-star season. In one challenge he put out the fire that the red team needed to cook because he put too much coal over the fire believing that it would spread even more despite his team telling him not to put anymore
Love the wrestling terminology lol, you even managed to add "low blow" in there too lol. Nice work.
One that comes to my head is Johnaton from S9. He was very likeable in the first 6 episodes but for his last two episodes, he became very unlikable and started blaming everyone for his mistakes. It felt like he was another person.
I'd ask for a face turn video but the only one I can think of is Corey's relationship with Christina throughout S4.
I don’t see anyone talking about this so I will. I found it extremely funny on the fact that the dish that joy lost everything was to a vip table for Stan lee. Stan lee ordered fish and all hell broke loose
At least Benjamin got redemption in All-Stars and wasn’t a tool there. Too bad we can’t say the same for Barbie and Elise
And Robyn
I think another good heel turn not mentioned would be Ben from S4. He appeared to be one of the more level headed members of S4’s blue team, made some valid points during the first few episodes, and didn’t come off as abrasive, but then once he became buddy buddy with Bobby the heel turn happened
Other that you missed:
Season 3: Brad, Melissa
Season 4: Corey
Season 5: Carol
Season 11: Zach
Season 12: Gabriel, Anton
Season 13: Steve, Santos, Aaron
Season 14: Brendan, Josh
Season 15: Ariel
Season 18: Mia
Season 19: Amber, Marc
Season 21: Dafne, Sommer
Amber definitely. I really don’t like her
@gradel888 What?! Brad didn't turn into a heel in HK3. He just got weaker as a chef.
@@PintheDog I could’ve sworn he did when he didn’t help useless josh in the 7th service and his exit comments after he got eliminated over Bonnie
Most of these are not Heel Turns.
Im not going to Judge Brad as idk about his run because I barely watched Season 3, Corey was never one as she immediately tried to eliminate 2 of her teammates because she didn't get along with them and justified it by saying she didn't like them. Carol was an insane bitch throughout the entire competition. the reason why people might consider a heel turn is she stood up to Lacey. but thats just 2 evils going against each other. Idk about Gabriel, Antons a bit messy, Steve wasn't a nice person to start with but got a little better when Sade Joined their Team, Santos and Aaron never got bad, Brendan was just making excuses, not really someone who had a heel turn, Idk about Ariel. Mia didn't really get bad Socially. Just got a bit flustered, then brett was an asshole to her come time for the Black Jackets. Amber wasn't nice to begin with, Marc was abrasive to start. then tried to clear the air in the middle of the run. then got bad near the end. Idrk about Sommer
The rest are correct
@@gradel888 thats not really a heel turn though
I'd argue that Paulie was bad from the start. Maybe not as bad as some of the other guys, but still bad. I dont see him nominating himself at the beginning as him being sefk sacrificial, I see it as him being manipulative, especially with how Andrew almost immediately jumped to his aid after he did it.
its definitely the same case as Russel. where he was just staying quiet about how he truly is
Benjamin saying rice is poor food, I had to laugh out of disbelief that he’d say something so egregious 😂🤦♂️🙄
The heel turns know who they are, they can speak for themselves
I’m curious to know who are the worst challenge performers.
Like who was always getting 1 point or no points on their dishes.
Johnny from s16 comes to mind and a lot of s11 blue team, except for Jon. Robyn in all stars also struggled a lot with challenges and Matthew from Young Guns had two challenge dishes that were both terrible.
There are a few that instantly come to mind. First is S18 Trev, who had highlights such as losing a challenge because he didn't put fish on his plate, getting 0-4 on the blind taste test and getting ripped apart by the judge alongside Bret on the final 7 desert challenge. My next example is a surprising one, and that is Anthony S11. Like you wouldn't think of Anthony as a bad challenge performer, but he was very rarely the winning dish during his time in Hell's Kitchen and much like Trev, he got 0 out of 4 on the blind taste test. My final one is S13 Aaron, as I don't remember Aaron having a single good challenge dish, and he made it to the final freaking 9.
@@nevenpatrk9661Trev won 1 challenge out of 10. Anthony won 1 challenge out of 11.
Joy is one of my least favorite in all of HK. She's like an online gamer who cries and complains and blames their team when they lose, but talk trash and drop some dark insults because they're winning.
You have to admit that despite them having history in Hell’s Kitchen, they’re still good people. I was satisfied with Benjamin returning to the show and not acting like an arrogant fool.
Nah but Benjamin was an asshole first time round. Saying rice is poor food is a weirdly stupid statement from a professional chef, sounds more personal than professional, rice is eaten in pretty much every country including one's known for food like Italy and Greece, he was arrogant. He was better when he came back but I still didn't like him
He did mature quite a bit
After all Hell Kitchen just a reality TV show.
In Defense of Tara, I speak for everyone when I say this. If you are on a team, and your team tells you to your face that you are the weakest, you are going to complain. That’s human nature. Also, Tara didn’t really do anything villainous to her team. She was just pissed that she was deemed the weakest. She just doesn’t deserve to be on this list for those reasons
I get that but she was also going around saying her team hated her all the time when they clearly didn't and throwing a fit about it. like she's a grown woman and she was walking around whining like a toddler, not to mention her internalized misogyny.
@@zerozero....yeah, the whole "I don't like working with females because they're catty" is some incel bullshit. Ma'am, you are 40 years old and a mother, stop acting like you're in high school
@@zerozero.... Plus you have Alex, who pretty much embraced the father figure/mentor role for the 20-somethings when Ramsey scrapped the battle for the ages concept, it made how Tara was acting even more damning.
Nah she was kind of a bully to everyone, complaining about getting switched out on the punishment and being a poor sport about it. She plays victim because she can't see anything from someone else's perspective, only her own. After she had a meltdown and was acting like a brat I couldn't stop wanting her to be sent home.
@@addi543 Alex is actually a bullet. a bullet that kills her entire argument. The Fact he was able to dominate the competition and get along with all of the 20 somethings is proof that Tara's entire argument is pathetic
Im a huge fan flynn master hope yiu have a Great Day. ❤
Flynn, idea for a future vid, Biggest Hell’s Kitchen what ifs moments. (example: What if all the Hells Kitchen chefs that were injured stayed longer or what if Jennifer lasted longer than Elise in season 9)
What if Bobby didn’t help Petrozza get it together in episode 2?
@@elijahwigmore8104 omg. God knows what that finale looks like
@@elijahwigmore8104 what if nilka and joy didn’t have a meltdown on the line
@@jaysonli921 likely Christina vs Corey, but the season would be much less enjoyable assuming Petrozza leaves early
I get the wrestling reference!!!
I hate bullying in any format. Scotley was a jerk! Glad he got sent home before Trev did
I feel like Tara actually was being targeted by everyone though. I really liked her, overall. I feel like she just needed someone to give her a hug and tell her everything was going to be ok.
I agree. She definitely wasn't that bad. Compared to other seasons. She is someone I can tollerate
But then again. How can anyone blame people for thinking Tara is the weakest chef, Its Tara vs the World because Tara didn't want to communicate with the World Before Hand. So everyone saw her as a weak link. and it showed during dinner services
What’s even weirder about Ben’s heel turn is he then comes back for All Stars and is one of the few completely mild mannered people all season
Joy was a great cook but I don't think she has the ready to lead a brigade. She would begin to cry over the small things.
Video idea: 5 best and worst second chances on Hell’s Kitchen!
Yes Please!! That would be nice! @flynnmasters please make that next weeks video!
Amber in season 19 also started out well, and then soon turned into a villain. She was one of the few people who actually took the first punishment seriously and avoided a tongue-lashing from Chef Christina, but soon turned into a whiny brat, especially in the final, when she wouldn't stop pestering Kori about why she picked Jordan for her team before her.
She didn’t really have a heel turn because within the first few episodes where we always properly start to see personalities emerging she’s already acting like a total bitch
not really. I mean she was kind of a jerk from the very start. the only exception was the first punishment
My prediction is Russell being number 1.
Edit: not even mentioned, but I WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree with Ben being number 1.
Bro saw Shayna Baszler turn on Ronda Rousey at Money in the Bank last night and said "yeah that's a great video idea" 😂😂
Which it is tbf
Alternative title: The twist villains of Hells Kitchen
Heel turn video?!
Im in 😂