What does “den Hype nicht wert” mean in German?

In her Milan vlog she raves about the city, then finally tries the famous gelato shop and says “es war wirklich der Hype nicht wert” — it really wasn’t worth all the buzz. (Careful German uses the accusative “den Hype nicht wert”; her “der” is casual speech.) The phrase says something got hyped up but fell flat when you actually tried it.

Spoken in the clip: “es war wirklich der Hype nicht wert” — “it really wasn’t worth the hype.” The pattern is simple: name the thing, then put “nicht wert” (not worth it) at the end. - Der Film war den Hype nicht wert. — The movie wasn’t worth the hype. - Das Restaurant war das Geld nicht wert. — The restaurant wasn’t worth the money. - Ehrlich, die lange Schlange war es nicht wert. — Honestly, the long queue wasn’t worth it. Swap in any noun (den Hype, das Geld, die Mühe = the effort) and the shape stays the same. You’ll often hear “wirklich” or “echt” dropped in to add feeling, just as she does here.