At 8:00PM, Roaring Kitty tweeted a wholesome clip of himself struggling to end his first livestream, with an addition on the end, cheering to the current stock price.

It appears that Roaring Kitty is wrapping up his public persona the way it began.

The official GameStop Twitter account, which recently began responding to customers, took the opportunity to thank the investor for all he’s done for the company, suggesting that  many great changes with GameStop are coming soon.

I’m not crying, you’re crying.

The GMEdd team applauds Keith “Roaring Kitty” Gill on everything he has accomplished as an investor and an influencer. Through his due diligence based decision making and devotion to his position, he has inspired both new retail investors and Wall Street alike. 

Thank you, Roaring Kitty.

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Source: GameStop on Twitter, Roaring Kitty on Twitter

At 4:20 PM on April 16th, 2021, Roaring Kitty revealed he doubled down his GameStop position to amass 200,000 shares of the gaming retailer.

3 hours later, Ryan Cohen tweets a fistbump emoji, likely in a subtle nod to the retail investing icon’s share acquisition.

In February, Ryan Cohen followed Roaring Kitty, albeit briefly, as the face of the frenzy held GameStop through the downwards price action. This confirms that Ryan Cohen keeps tabs on the influential figure.

Roaring Kitty has seemingly responded to Ryan Cohen’s tweet with a video capture of his first live stream, where he says “Thanks for tuning in,” and wholesomely struggles to end the video, as this was all new to him.

Simpler times.

Source: Ryan Cohen on Twitter

At 9:40 PM CT on April 12, 2021, Ryan Cohen shared a photo of him visiting a GameStop store in Culver City, California.

Ryan Cohen had shared a slightly less cropped version of the photo only two minutes prior, before opting to delete it and repost it zoomed in. Was Ryan looking to crop out the “Buy Now, Pay Later” sign, or did he just want to avoid people going crazy analyzing the background?

1. The goods

Ryan Cohen is holding the receipt, and the presumed customer is holding a stack of several gift cards. It’s impossible to discern what’s in the bags, but they look to have decently sized toys or consoles in them judging by the tension on the fabric. The young gamer appears to be holding a foam Minecraft diamond sword, available exclusively at GameStop.

Like psycho girlfriends, GameStop investors immediately began speculating what Ryan was doing in Culver City, California, when he lives in Miami, Florida.

2. The Location

The GameStop store is located at 3855 Overland Ave, Culver City, CA 90232.

Located next to this GameStop is a giant sign stating, “Tuesday Morning,” fueling the 4/20 announcement day tin-foil conspiracies, as it would be next Tuesday.

3. Elon musk’s jet

Culver City, CA is also a 15 minute drive from SpaceX in Hawthorne, California. Elon Musk was in Hawthorne for the past 3 days according to  @ElonJet. 

Could GameStop be planning a partnership with Tesla as the auto manufacturer begins to move into gaming? This would also explain why Ryan Cohen has followed Elon for several months.

3. esports

100 Thieves is a premium lifestyle brand and gaming organization, built at the intersection of E-sports, entertainment, and apparel.  Owned by Matthew Haag, a former professional gamer with OpTic Gaming,  100 Thieves Headquarters is located at 6050 Jefferson Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90016, just six minutes from this GameStop location.

Another potential e-Sports partnership, that has been dreamt up in the past, is with Super League Gaming. The company, trading on the NASDAQ under $SLGG, is located just 14 minutes away from this GameStop location.

So what does the tweet mean?

It could be any number of these speculations, or even none at all. Culver City is in the heart of Los Angeles county, and with so many surrounding businesses, Ryan Cohen could have been in town for a number of reasons.

What we can tell though, is that Ryan Cohen looks to have picked up the tab for some shoppers and we’re glad to see him checking out GameStop brick-and-mortar stores for himself. Let us know what theories wrinkled your brain in the comments.

Source: Ryan Cohen on Twitter