Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

hot-take

noun

hɒt teɪk

Definition

A hot-take is a quick and often provocative opinion or commentary on a particular topic, typically made without a lot of research or depth of analysis.

Examples

His hot-take on the recent movie sparked heated debates among friends.
She often shares her hot-takes on political issues during her podcasts, gaining both supporters and critics.
This article presents several hot-takes on current fashion trends.

Meaning

Hot-takes are usually expressed in social media or other informal online platforms, aiming to grab attention and spark discussion, often featuring bold or controversial viewpoints.