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Pre-med gremlin with a fightstick. Once failed finals and celebrated by installing Witcher 3. Games, streams, media criticism, occasional salt.– @deathbysamm

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Ryan’s tweets show a confrontational moral streak and a willingness to say risky, inflammatory things directly, which fits Gryffindor’s blunt bravery more than Slytherin’s calculated self‑preservation. They repeatedly call people out with little concern for backlash, e.g. mocking performative activism in “I’m white and this is my activism” and openly scorning people they see as cowards in “‘Punch Nazi’ mfs when it’s time to cower like a bitch and complain on twitter”. There’s a strong sense of defending what they think is right against hypocrisy or bigotry, as when they criticize people minimizing atrocities and political violence in “Niggas be like ‘just play the game’ ‘stop making everything political’ like these folks not rooting for kids getting blown to bits” and call out fandom racism and weird sexual discourse in “Twitter niggas turning on transmen after months of trying to rationalize calling them lesbians”. The language is impulsive and emotionally charged—e.g. the extreme reaction in “I want this nigga hung by his balls”—which suggests a hot‑blooded, charge‑in-first temperament typical of Gryffindor rather than the cool detachment of Ravenclaw or the pragmatic restraint of Slytherin. While there’s wit and media literacy, their defining vibe is taking loud, sometimes reckless stands and relishing conflict in defense of their views, a very Gryffindor way of engaging with the world.

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The best fit is “All Caps” by Madvillain, a track that’s snarky, sharp, and relentlessly online in its energy. Ryan’s timeline mixes media criticism, left-leaning/anti-Zionist sentiment, and gallows humor, like calling out people for “Giving props to a Zionist #couldneverbeme” and mocking culture-war outrage with posts like “People getting mad at this as if the xmen don’t fuck on each other on a regular basis”. All Caps has that same sardonic, hyper-aware tone: it’s clever, confrontational, and doesn’t slow down to explain itself, which fits tweets such as “Twitter niggas love speaking in absolutes” and “Niggas just get on here and say anything”. The song also reflects a kind of nerdy, media-soaked identity—perfect for someone who’s a gaming/streaming PreMed major posting about Hades 2, SF6, and Metal Gear with lines like “All roads lead to ocelot”. Overall, All Caps matches the mix of irony, hostility toward bullshit, and deeply online pop-culture brain that defines their feed.

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