“ What's in the box? ”

The first 16.9 seconds have no dialogue: a man searches shelves of labelled parts boxes in a dark stockroom, pulls out a red box with a GameStop label, and opens it to a light that turns green, blue, then pink. At 12.68 seconds a VHS-style “PAUSE” overlay appears with a counter starting at 00:00:00:01, which reads 00:00:04:20 on the last frame before the cut to Brad Pitt as Mills in Se7en: “What's in the box? What's in the box? What's in the f***ing box?”. A spectrogram of the soundtrack shows an image drawn into the audio across the same paused stretch (about 12.7 to 16.8 seconds): the classic “Hang in there” poster of a kitten clinging to a branch; @CokeRatCramer posted it about an hour after the video went up. Six days earlier, in Tsuki's first post (11 May 2024, 6:59pm ET), the poster on the wall behind Roaring Kitty shows Tsuki above the words “Hang in there”. Roaring Kitty posted twice more that afternoon: a Charlie Wilson's War clip ending “we'll see” at 3:45pm ET, and the E.T. farewell at 4:00pm ET, his last post before two weeks of silence. That same day GameStop filed to sell up to 45 million shares. On Friday 9 October 2026, Tsuki posted the same Se7en scene at 4:00pm ET, 125 weeks to the minute after that last post, cut before the box is opened and ending on “Here he comes”.