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Elon Musk's Mark: Doge Meme Becomes New Logo Of Twitter!
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 April 2023 12:38 PM GMTTwitter is one of the leading social media giants. But it is slowly losing its position due to various reasons. Change in ownership is the main reason. The team that deals with the platform getting changed is also a reason for this. Tesla Boss Elon Musk bought the platform. Since then the platform has been going through big changes.
After Twitter went into Elon Musk's hands, he is leaving his mark. Keeping aside the debate of whether the decisions gave a positive outcome, Elon Musk is going forward. He proposed the idea of charging a certain amount from the users to have a blue tick mark. With this, anyone can get a blue tick.
Whenever we talk about Twitter, the trademark symbol of the bluebird comes to our minds. But Elon Musk changed this and added a doge meme in its place. As no prior intimation was given earlier, users were stunned to see the logo changing.
A few days back, a Twitter user requested Elon Musk to change the logo of Twitter. Now Elon Musk has re-shared the tweet saying he did as promised earlier. So now the Tesla boss kept his word and changed the iconic logo of Twitter.
The Shiba Inu dog meme, is a popular one on social media as it is used as the Dogecoin cryptocurrency. Now the same was used for the Twitter logo. After announcing the change of logo with a meme, the Twitter leadership changed its logo. However, the logo was changed for the web version of Twitter only as of now.
The current Twitter boss is a dog [person and loves his pet. Earlier, he shared a picture of his dog in the Chief Executive Officer's post. To take a dig at the Indian-American Engineer Parag Agrawal, who earlier served as the CEO of Twitter, Elon Musk said that his dog is better than the old CEO.
This might also be a reason behind Elon Musk preferring the Doge meme as the logo of the platform in place of the iconic blue bird. In a few days, we might see the Twitter platform with the changed logo.
Elon Musk bought Twitter last year and he spent a massive $44 billion on this. After a lot of twists and turns, Elon Musk bought the platforms. To get back the money he spent, Elon Musk proposed the idea to charge money from users for blue tick verification.
After Twitter went into Elon Musk's hands, he is leaving his mark. Keeping aside the debate of whether the decisions gave a positive outcome, Elon Musk is going forward. He proposed the idea of charging a certain amount from the users to have a blue tick mark. With this, anyone can get a blue tick.
Whenever we talk about Twitter, the trademark symbol of the bluebird comes to our minds. But Elon Musk changed this and added a doge meme in its place. As no prior intimation was given earlier, users were stunned to see the logo changing.
A few days back, a Twitter user requested Elon Musk to change the logo of Twitter. Now Elon Musk has re-shared the tweet saying he did as promised earlier. So now the Tesla boss kept his word and changed the iconic logo of Twitter.
The Shiba Inu dog meme, is a popular one on social media as it is used as the Dogecoin cryptocurrency. Now the same was used for the Twitter logo. After announcing the change of logo with a meme, the Twitter leadership changed its logo. However, the logo was changed for the web version of Twitter only as of now.
The current Twitter boss is a dog [person and loves his pet. Earlier, he shared a picture of his dog in the Chief Executive Officer's post. To take a dig at the Indian-American Engineer Parag Agrawal, who earlier served as the CEO of Twitter, Elon Musk said that his dog is better than the old CEO.
This might also be a reason behind Elon Musk preferring the Doge meme as the logo of the platform in place of the iconic blue bird. In a few days, we might see the Twitter platform with the changed logo.
Elon Musk bought Twitter last year and he spent a massive $44 billion on this. After a lot of twists and turns, Elon Musk bought the platforms. To get back the money he spent, Elon Musk proposed the idea to charge money from users for blue tick verification.