(The future of Twitter is...weird, right now, so I'm moving a bunch of my Ryu Number stuff here. If this isn't your dig, I apologize in advance. I'm making and updating a lot of these images as I go along, so it shouldn't clog up your feed too badly.)
The Super Best Friends Play were a group of folks on YouTube who played video games, as groups of folks on YouTube do. At least two members of the Super Best Friends Play have Ryu Numbers.
Whether Patrick Boivin has a Ryu Number or not depends on whether you count the cameo appearances in Lisa: The Painful (e.g., whether you're alright with counting Slave Lord Jim as an appearance of James Stephanie Sterling). If you do count these cameos, Patrick Boivin has a Ryu Number of at most 3.
Following the same route, Matthew Kowalewski has a Ryu Number of at most 3 as well.
However, if those cameos aren't to your liking, a much more solid alternate route gives Matthew Kowalewski a Ryu Number of at most 4.
Using this route, Woolie Madden also has a Ryu Number of at most 4.
(Madden apparently has a cameo in ULTRAKILL that would give him a Ryu Number of 2, but that game's in early access so I've decided that Doesn't Count. Yet. Feel free to hootenholler at me once that's dropped proper, though.)
I made one for Pat and one for Woolie, so I made (@realestmatt) Matt’s Stand too
They are actually 2 Stands, the main one 『Beastie Boy』 and a sub-stand 『American Woman』 (the axe)
『Beastie Boy』 has simply the power to attract towards itself every moving entity and 『American Woman』 has the power to lauch away at the speed of a bullet everything that gets it by it (no matter the weight)
The body is heavely inspired by Gurren Lagann and the skull with the war bonnet references Matt’s: