Nupur Saigal 
Elon strikes again! It looks like he implemented his April Fool’s prank this time that we get to see the day the Twitter logo barked. If you find your free time surfing the net, you probably must have come across the name, the idol – Elon Musk. He is a billionaire entrepreneur and the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX. He recently took over Twitter and is always trending on such platforms.
On April 1st, 2021, Elon Musk changed his Twitter profile picture to a doge meme, replacing his usual photo. The move generated much buzz on social media, with many users speculating about the meaning behind the change. For those who are not familiar with the doge meme, it features a Shiba Inu dog. The meme gained popularity on social media and became a cultural phenomenon, with countless variations and spin-offs. The meme took off so high that it ended up being a cryptocurrency famously known as Dogecoin.
Here is a glimpse into the world of Doge meme:
His April Fool’s Day prank got a lot of attention and engagement on Twitter so he ended up changing the iconic bird logo with the famous dog meme. That marked the official day when the Twitter Logo finally barked just like many people on Twitter. Many Twitter users got shocked by the change, with some even suggesting that it was a genius marketing move. The doge meme has a massive following, and by incorporating it into its branding, Twitter may be able to attract a new demographic of users who relate to the internet humor and meme culture.
However, not everyone liked the change. Some Twitter users criticized the move, arguing that it was unprofessional and undermined the seriousness of the platform. Twitter has long been a platform for serious discussions, news updates, and political discourse, and some felt that the doge meme was not an appropriate representation of that.
Regardless of the backlash, Twitter seems to be sticking with the new logo for now. Whether it will be a long-term change or just a temporary one still remains a question. One thing is for sure, though the internet culture and humor are here to stay, and social media platforms like Twitter are adapting to embrace it.
While it may not be to everyone’s liking, it is a sign that Twitter is willing to take risks and experiment with its branding to stay relevant and attract new users. Only time will tell if it will pay off, but for now, we can all enjoy the playful humor of the new logo.
Here’s a sneak-peek into the day when Twitter Barked:
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