Musk Ready To Say Adieu To 'All The Birds,' Will Change Twitter Logo From Iconic Bird To X

Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter Inc., has announced that the social media company will soon undergo a logo change. 

What Happened: In a tweet on Sunday, Musk said the company will eliminate the iconic blue bird that has been Twitter's longstanding signature logo. 

In another tweet, he said, "If a good enough X logo is posted tonight, we'll make (it) go live worldwide tomorrow."

Following his tweet, the billionaire entrepreneur shared an image of a flickering "X" and later confirmed during a Twitter Spaces conversation that the Twitter logo will change. 

Musk said that the update should have been implemented a long time ago.

"We're cutting the Twitter logo off the building with blowtorches," he said.

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Despite the proposed logo change, Twitter maintains a brand toolkit page on its website that refers to the light-blue bird as its "most recognizable asset." The page emphasizes the company's commitment to safeguarding its logo and provides guidelines on its appropriate usage.

After acquiring Twitter for $44 billion, Musk merged it into X Corp., a privately-held corporation. X Holdings Corp. is the parent of X Corp., and no publicly-traded corporation owns 10% or more of either entity's stock.

In October 2022, just ahead of the purchase, Musk said buying the social media platform was an "accelerant to creating 'X,' the everything app."

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