Shares in Videogames retailer GameStop had jumped as much as 6% in intraday trading Wednesday eventually receding to close up 1.5% at $25.37. It was climbing a modest 1.7% ahead of Thursday’s opening bell having swung wildly in early June after Gill returned to social media with a series of cryptic posts. They’re down 14.3% over the past month.

Keith Gill is back, buying more stock in GameStop and building a stake in Chewy. But not everyone seems happy to see the share price influencer and disruptor return.

Keith Gill—the meme stock influencer known as "Roaring Kitty" and "DeepF—Value" who has rallied millions on X and Reddit behind GameStop—briefly faced a lawsuit claiming that he knowingly deceived his loyal followers to reap millions of dollars in gains. The lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed by the plaintiff, Martin Radev, on July 1.

A GameStop investor who sued Keith Gill, popularly known as Roaring Kitty, for alleged securities fraud, dropped his lawsuit just three days after filing it. Plaintiff Martin Radev voluntarily dismissed the suit on June 1,

Roaring Kitty is back in the news. This time it's about his recent $245M Chewy ($CHWY) purchase, which makes him the 3rd-largest shareholder.