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Twitter has changed its logo again. Elon Musk briefly traded the original X for one with thicker lines before announcing he would reverse the change.

On Tuesday afternoon, the tech mogul took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the updated logo, stating, "I don't like the thicker bars, so reverting. The logo will evolve over time."

Just what?!

After replacing Twitter’s little blue bird with an X logo, Elon Musk changed it again. On Tuesday afternoon, Musk replaced Twitter’s X logo with one that has slightly thicker lines — but then said he would reverse the change. “I don’t like the thicker bars, so reverting,” Musk writes on Twitter.…

The interim logo, which was introduced on Sunday, July 23rd, was replaced by a thicker version of the same logo on Tuesday, July 25th, only to revert back to the Sunday-revealed one shortly after.

Musks chosen logo is a Unicode character.