Tupperware Brands Corporation (NYSE: TUP) saw a remarkable 23.30% increase in its stock value during Tuesday's premarket trading. This surge followed a 36.43% rally on Monday, driven by the resurgence of online trading fueled by social media.

The revival was sparked by a tweet from Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, his first social media activity in nearly three years. Tupperware's stock surge is closely tied to its high short interest, exceeding 24% of its total float.

This substantial short position puts the stock at risk of a short squeeze, similar to those experienced by other online-trading-driven stocks in recent market rallies.

As a result of the premarket action, Tupperware's shares reached their highest level since January. The company has been exploring strategic financial alternatives to stabilize its operations and financial position.

Earlier this year, Tupperware Brands disclosed that its lenders had agreed to a temporary reprieve regarding certain defaults, providing the company with a temporary reprieve from potential financial repercussions.