new qualification rules make netizens laugh

Posted On: May 14, 2022

A Chinese puzzle. While “Top Chefs” introduced new qualifying rules this year, they embarrassed netizens last night, sparking many hilarious reactions.

“If Arnaud’s half is greater than Mathieu’s quarter, divided by Tania’s eight, minus Glenn’s square root, then Elis will advance to the 36th final. A real gas factory their rules”, one surfer summed up on Twitter last night.

And for good reason, the arrival of a new solitary pair this year, namely not being coached by any of the four judges, prompted production to change the qualifying rules. Even those who send, or not, this and that candidate on the next test, then as a last chance. But this new selection process has left more than one viewer unaware.

funny reaction

Not without humor, they shared their disappointment on the network. “I don’t have a diploma to understand”, “Fortunately there is a visual for the elimination rules”, “This year, you need bac+7 to understand the rules”, “but what textbook is that? hell”, the reactions of the Top Chef amateurs, who suggested that someone share the “Medal of Field,” one of the most prestigious awards in mathematics, with people who would understand.

I don’t have a diploma to understand #top chef pic.twitter.com/XKGgFoAJvz

—Francois Lescop (@flescop91) February 23, 2022

“- If Arnaud’s half is more than Mathieu’s quarter divided by Tania’s eight minus Glenn’s square root, then Elis will advance to round 36.”

A real gas factory their settlement. #cosineChef #top chef #topchef2022 pic.twitter.com/D5LbYS5KRR

— President (@zecailloux) February 23, 2022

If anyone finds this out, I suggest we give them the Fields Medal.#top chef pic.twitter.com/TJVsJ8JF6Y

— Stephane Mejanes (@smejanes) February 23, 2022

This year you need bac+7 to understand the rules #top chef

—Francois Lescop (@flescop91) February 23, 2022

Luckily there is a visual for the elimination rules #top chef pic.twitter.com/E8CXW0gXP3

— nico37 (@niconico37) February 23, 2022

Viewers who don’t fail to compare these regulations to “health protocols” and their complexities, before showing off another of M6’s new darlings: “Beijing Express” and its Cannes doctor.