The Game Awards is an award program honoring the best video games of 2022.
It was hosted by Geoff Keighley and was held at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
During the show, a random kid came on stage and said he nominated Bill Clinton.
This comes after the Elden Ring won game of the year.
The director and several developers were on stage when the child, identified as Matan Even, picked up the microphone.
Here’s what he said, “Quickly, I want to thank everyone and say I think I’d like to nominate this award to my reformed Orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton.”
Keighley signaled to the security team and they escorted Matan Even off the stage, who was later arrested.
In this article you will find out the meaning of Reformed Orthodox Rabbi Bill Clinton, the whole video and who the child said it was.
What does Reformed Orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton mean?
There is a lot of talk and speculation these days. More information will be released on all fronts sooner than later. #TheGameAwards #gameawards #BillClinton #RabbiBillClinton pic.twitter.com/dcXLrBYXzG
– Even Matan (@matanevenoff) December 9, 2022
Reformed Orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton means the traditional Jewish leader of the Reform, Bill Clinton, in a simple sense.
Reform means change, Orthodoxy means following the traditional rules of a religion, and Rabbi means Jewish leader.
The child who gave the 10-second speech was identified as Matan Even.
Matan is a YouTuber who currently has over 37k subscribers on YouTube.
His YouTube channel, youtube.com/@mataneven34/ was created in 2019.
On his channel, he exposed police brutality in Hong Kong from 2019 to 2020.
When the protests ended, he stopped uploading videos.
It is currently unknown what message the child is trying to convey.
That said, Matan posted the video to his official Twitter account after the Game Awards with the caption.
Here’s the tweet, “There’s been a lot of talk and speculation today. More information will soon be announced on all fronts.”
The tweet received over 900 likes and over 100 retweets.
Some were angry with the kid for ruining the show while others said it was the most enjoyable moment there.
Apparently, Matan walked down the aisle, walked up to the stage and was behind the stage members for the entire speech and no one noticed.
The incident has gone viral on social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit and many others.
On Reddit, many users tried to decipher what Matan was trying to convey.
Upon further investigation, this is not the only stunt that Matan has performed.
He previously advocated for human rights at a Clippers game, spoke “free Hong Kong” at a Blizzard conference, and was on InfoWars to express his views on Hong Kong.
InfoWars is a far-right conspiracy theory website founded by Alex Jones.
In 2019, he caught the attention of the NBA and wore a T-shirt that read “Fight for freedom, stand with Hong Kong”.
On TikTok, he is known as Caprogg and RangoLizard and mocks others for their political views on various TikTok LIVEs.
The kid is my best friend’s brother. He’s done stunts like this a few times, most notably when he wore a free Taiwan jersey while filming for fans in the NBA. He told me his plan 4 days before playing war zone, I said no chance.
– common alden (@SlattySlimes) December 9, 2022
According to @SlattySlimes on Twitter, Matan is the brother of his best friend.
He said that Matan has performed many of the same stunts as the current one before, notably wearing a “Free Hong Kong” jersey while on camera by NBA fans.
@SlattySlimes also said that Matan grew up in a Hebrew school and they have family in Israel.
Perhaps, Matan did this as a prank or a political stunt to raise awareness for himself.
According to his history—the child’s intentions were pure and he supported human rights and condemned police brutality.
Although he frequently discusses politics outside the US such as China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, he does not discuss right-wing politics.
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