Hold onto your hats, folks, because Kotaku's at it again! 🤡 This time, they've decided to misquote YouTube megastar MrBeast, proving once again that truth takes a backseat to clickbait in their 'journalistic' playbook. They twisted MrBeast's words about travel challenges into a narrative about him glorifying poverty. Classic Kotaku.

We're diving into the hilarious trainwreck of their 'reporting,' where they took a PR transcript at face value (no fact-checking, of course!) and ran with a headline that was completely false. Then, when they got called out by the community, they tried to bury a correction while keeping the misleading tweet up. Because accountability? Never heard of it.

This isn't just a one-off mistake; it's Kotaku's MO. They've got a long and illustrious history of spreading misinformation, attacking gaming communities, and pushing their own agenda over actual journalism. They're basically the clickbait vultures of the gaming world.

Let's be real: Kotaku saw an opportunity to twist MrBeast's words for outrage clicks, and they took it. It's not about reporting the truth; it's about getting those sweet, sweet clicks. And they are failing at even that.

How many more times will Kotaku need to be exposed before people realize they're just a clickbait factory masquerading as a news outlet? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 👇

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