After announcing his return to YouTube, Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, became a paper billionaire as GameStop stock spiked over 30%, only to plummet back down as the company announced it was selling 75 million shares at-market. This move is seen as an attempt by GameStop executives to limit Gill's influence and stunts, as he continues to hold 5 million shares and 120,000 call options. The company also disappointed investors with its first-quarter earnings, posting a loss per share of $-0.12 and missing revenue projections by $114 million.