“Am I Imagining That?” – HasanAbi Responds to the Game Awards 2022 Stage Crasher Who Surprisingly Invaded Elden Ring’s GOTY Speech

The gaming community has some rather unique and unexpected incidents recorded on camera, but what happened recently during the Game of the Year award show is just extremely weird, even for HasanAbi.

During the distribution of the 2022 final award of the show, ‘The Game of the Year 2022’ which was won by none other than Elden Ring, a kid walked up on the stage along with the game devs at the ‘From Software’ and gave a small and really weird speech on nominating the game to a “reformed orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton.”

But with the internet getting wild over the incident, it seems that the streaming community is also getting crazy over the fact that a kid, who no one had any idea about who he is, crashed the biggest gaming award show in the world, and then gets arrested by the authorities. And reacting to that HasanAbi said that he might be “imagining” the entire scenario.

HasanAbi reacted to the invading kid at the Game of the Year award final speech

After the huge drama that happened recently in the Game of the Year award show, political commentator HasanAbi also reacted to the incident by tweeting, “Why was there a random french kid on stage that shouted out ‘reformed orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton am I imagining that?”

Although the matter of fact is, no one at the moment understood what the kid was actually trying to say, it was clear that this was one of the biggest award show dramas of this year after the Will Smith and Chris Rock drama in the Oscar earlier this year in March.

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Notably, the ‘Bill Clinton Kid’, has gained a lot of backlashes after he seemingly ruined the “perfect” moment for many fans during the award show. And it seems that he is going to get his fair share of punishment by getting arrested by the authorities as disclosed by Geoff Keighley when he tweeted, “The individual who interrupted our Game of the Year moment has been arrested.”

What do you think about this incident that happened recently during the Game of the Year award show? Was it a social message by a young activist or just some planned move to disagree on Elden Ring winning the game of the year award? Let us know your thoughts on the matter in the comments below.