The Bear Has Everyone Saying This 🧑‍🍳! #shorts

‘Yes Chef’ has been in many people’s vocabulary recently since FX’s The Bear aired on Hulu, but that’s actually not where the term originated!
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*Credits:*
Writers: Santi Massa & Casey Suddeth
Editor: Pedro Freitas
Sound Designer: Yosi Berman
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#Chef #TheBear #YesChef #Hulu #Theory #FoodTheory

[Vic_lee-pcbt]

Popularised by a tv show ❎

Known from Gordon Ramsey ✅

[DerrickVW]

Wait until Food Theory learns about Gordon Ramsey

[Goldenblade]

That moment when Food Theory hasn't watched 21 seasons of Hell's Kitchen to know the true source of the term "Yes, Chef"

[Arkhamv]

I've first heard that phrase thanks to hell's kitchen. If you've seen the show, that kitchen was a battlefield.

[Wingsaber]

Literally anyone whos ever worked in a restaurant will tell you theyve heard or said yes chef countless times... idk how much of an effect The Bear really had

[amthysts]

I’m glad everyone recognizes Gordon Ramsey for making the term well known, not whatever this bear show is.

[mitwhitgaming]

As someone who works in a kitchen, the head chef is often just referred to as just Chef.

[mmoney]

I first started saying it because of Grodon Ramsay's show Hell's Kitchen

[illWillienumber]

Im pretty sure it's popularity mostly comes from Gordon Ramsay and not the bear.

[ianmalcolm]

Pixar’s “Ratatouille” was the first time that I remember hearing it used.

[AmandaC.]

Pretty sure this was always a Hell’s Kitchen saying… but I might also just be a boomer at this point😅

[therealrunesead]

Look at people way behind the times. I’ve been using this since I was obsessed with Hell’s Kitchen

[majinriley]

Hell’s kitchen had me saying this LONG before the Bear

[samwiseplaysyt]

Didn't Gordon Ramsey make "yes chief" used everywhere

[AkuFexin]

Never heard a single time of this weird bear show as a eu stan. Everyone always watches hells kitchen and I think just as many other commentators before, "yes Chef" was/is clearly popularized by Gordon Ramsey and his shows

[raspberryvodkabun]

I came here hoping to find a literal bear chef, but all I got was a discount Gordon Ramsey

[DarthSass]

I've literally never heard of The Bear. I know that phrase from Gordon Ramsay's cooking shows

[WarEagle]

Santi, normally i love your videos, but you are stretching hard for this one. The bear did NOT make "yes chef" a popular phrase. It has been around for years before this show existed. I, for one, first heard it on Hells Kitchen. Also, it was most certainly in french kitchens. I have been a chef for almost a decade. People say that to me on the daily. But i have never heard someone say: "did you get that phrase from The Bear?"

[nomoresaul]

“ ‘Yes, chef!’ is all the rage thanks to The Bear. “



_meanwhile I’m over here having no clue what show The Bear is and hearing only clips of MasterChef in my head_

[KingFlamevr]

So did we just forget about Gordon Ramsay? Is this some type of Mandela Effect