The discussion around Twitter staying down or otherwise being replaced feels like it'll never end, and honestly, and probably never will. It's been such a significant part of the modern-day Internet that 'Tweeting' has become more of a commonplace verb than simply 'posting,' and the recent brand change is unlikely to change that.
Twitter has changed its name to 'X,' part of a recent slew of unusual adjustments happening since SpaceX founder Elon Musk acquired the platform for $44 billion earlier this year. It's not the first time users have felt like the writing is on the wall for Twitter, with many flocking to recently-opened competitors like Meta's Threads.
