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I see the top defininition as an opinion likely to cause contraversy or uproar. That’s false. A hot take is an opinion or prediction that is far dofferent than what has always believed or knoqn, but becomes widely debated, discussed, and talked about, and that opinion or prediction after much talk becomes more divided than it was at first, but more people agreed to it than who strongly disagreed to if at first. It is a take that people would be all against at first, but would see why they would be for it after talking about. Really it’s a take worth talking about or thinking about, not a take with uproar or contraversy like the top definition is.
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