Gordon Ramsay mocks vegan activist by filming himself eating burger

If there's one person out there who we all know doesn't mince his words, it's Gordon Ramsay.

The TV chef has become famous for his foul-mouthed rants, and if you manage to incur his legendary wrath then you might well end up on a YouTube compilation of his greatest hits.

For instance, this week a video Ramsay has posted has gone viral on social media, after he responded to a vegan activist who tried to discourage him from his carnivorous lifestyle choices with a musical routine.

According to Insider, it all began when vegan TikTok user named That Vegan Teacher (aka Miss Kadie) shared a song which she wrote and performed specifically for Ramsay, urging him to give up meat-eating.

In the video in question, the Canadian vegan sings: "Eating animals is wrong, Gordon Ramsay. Hurting animals is wrong, Gordon Ramsay.

"Share this song, and if you call me a donut that's fine, as long as you're vegan from now on."

The original video now boasts over 4.5 million views as of the time of writing, and as a result, it was inevitable that Ramsay himself would respond.

In a video posted to his own TikTok account, and to his official Instagram account as well, Ramsay can be seen watching Miss Kadie's video and listening to the song while chewing a piece of lettuce, before scoffing down a juicy beefburger with relish as the song nears its end and calling the woman a "vegan donut."

He captioned his post: "It's an honor a song was written about me...and now back to my beef burger. [sic]"

A number of other social media users have since reacted to Ramsay's response.

For instance, one Instagram user wrote: "Vegan donut ... you're noo much."

Another commenter wrote: "OMG! I'm done! Please share the burger! Add 6 patties please. [sic]"

Another person chimed in: "I'm a vegan and I still think Gordon did the right thing here [...] eat that burger Chef."

Finally, someone else added: "You want an atomic pepper Mr Manolino??? [sic]"