After Elon Musk Reveals Twitter Rebrand, 'Tweets' Will Be Replaced With This...

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Inc. and owner of Twitter Inc., hinted that Tweets would now be called "X". While an official confirmation has yet to be announced, Musk's tweet comes at a time when the billionaire is giving the Bird app a new makeover.

What happened: During a Twitter exchange, Sawyer Merritt, co-founder of Twin Birch and self-proclaimed Tesla investor, wondered if the tweets would also have a different name after the platform was renamed "X".

Replying to Sawyer, Musk tweeted "X".

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Why it matters: Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as an "X," including replacing the iconic bird logo with an "X," drew a mixed response.

Musk is confident that the logo change will eventually be accepted by users. Although the term "tweeting" has been adopted by a third party, Musk remains confident that users will eventually embrace the renamed platform.

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