Recently, Elon Musk-owned Twitter launched its new logo, 'X', as part of a major rebranding initiative that replaces its iconic blue bird logo with a fresh new look. Twitter users seemed to react differently to the logo, a white 'X' seen on a black background, which appeared on the network's website and accounts, which elicited mixed reactions as well as countless memes from the Twitter community.
The blue Twitter bird was depicted in one of the most popular memes emptying its desk as it stands outside Twitter's headquarters saying, "I was fired."
https://twitter.com/Manohar_Kr_Chy/status/1683415253608964096?s=20
Twitter users around the world were left scratching their heads, trying to figure out what the logo meant. Which culminated in 'Wtf is X' trending wildly on the popular social platform. This reaction highlighted Twitter's power as a global medium for expressing opinions and making an impact.
'Wtf is X' is also trending in Jamaica, being the second most mentioned topic at the moment on the island as shown below:
Some users did not approve of the new logo and suggested that they preferred the bird symbol rather than the new logo. In addition, there were also some users who said that along with rebranding, the platform should likewise focus on improving other aspects of its user experience, especially for its non-verified audience.
https://twitter.com/TytoGuardian76/status/1685609865689890816?s=20
After Musk took over Twitter last year, he introduced a number of changes to the company and changed the name of the company to X Corp as part of the changes. Musk shared his vision last October about making Twitter "the everything app". In his own words, "Buying Twitter is an accelerant to building X, the everything app.
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