RecordRoaring KittyGameStop9 October 2020, 6:59pm ET

Roaring Kitty's Friday night stream

On 9 October 2020, Roaring Kitty went live on YouTube at 6:59pm ET for a GameStop stream that ran until 12:04am ET, after posting at 6:54pm ET: “12 stock price = potential 12-hour $GME live stream coming up at 7 ET!”.

From the stream, with video timestamps: 14:05 “the stage is being set for something”; 42:26 “next week is going to be interesting”; 50:37 “in time, in time. Nothing imminent”; 2:34:23, on Overstock, a company with blockchain paying “digital dividends” while shorts cried foul; 4:59:29, a viewer pitches “clowder” merch (a clowder is a group of cats). A slide that night showed about 68M shares sold short against about 65M shares outstanding. His post the next morning summed it up: the multi-year partnership with Microsoft, the monthly chart, VR hubs and “clowder merch”.

The community's read

6:59pm is also the minute of Tsuki's first post on the record, its Roaring Kitty meme of 11 May 2024. The stream ran 5 hours, 4 minutes and 49 seconds; on the clock, 6:59 to 12:04 reads as five hours and five minutes, which the community ties to 55.

The posts 2

@TheRoaringKitty · 9 Oct 2020, 6:54pm ETOpen on X
@TheRoaringKitty · 10 Oct 2020, 1:33am ETOpen on X

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Questions

When did this happen?
9 October 2020, 6:59pm ET.
Where is the original post?
On X: x.com/TheRoaringKitty/status/1314700720973787138, posted 9 Oct 2020, 6:54pm ET.
Is the meaning confirmed?
No. The posts and times are the record; what they mean is the community's read, labelled as such.