Mr. X? Feel free to gun down Elon Musk as much you want. Do it with sadistic glee with your Tommy gun! He brings shame to all Xs everywhere!
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Says you.Look, Elon, buddy, I get it. The '90s were great, with the grunge music and the flannel and the slapping "X" on fucking everything (we even started the X-Games then).
But, broheim, we grew out of that shit.
That is a complete falsehood.Elon seems like the kinda of person who would throw 44 billion the trash and then make me split the bill at tacobell.
...The branding and SEO hurdles of X Videos is giving me a headache. Setting aside the needless sacrifice of Twitter's enormously powerful name recognition, it's practically begging to share search results with X-rated content.So apparently Musk tried and failed to rebrand PayPal as X.com and was kicked out because of it. He's been pushing for an edgy X for decades. What a cringe head fuck.
Also rebranding Twitter videos as XVideos sure is a thing. Can't imagine XVideos already being a thing...
I hope for the X-Men's sake that Elon Musk doesn't exist in the Marvel Universe.Mr X? Feel free to gun down Elon Musk as much you want. Do it with sadistically with your Tommy gun! He brings shame to all Xs everywhere.
We,, there is a lot of trademarks and franchises that use X as an important part, yes. But he wants to name the app literally just 'X'.A specific, novel, artistic design of that letter, yes.
The firm is officially called X-Corp I think, which is probably fine as I guess no other companies are likely to have that name. There could be some issues where an existing firm has "X" in it very prominently, but if they're in different fields I doubt that would be an impediment (and Musk can always try to buy out their rights).
Chances are it's the name of a company in about a dozen books, films, games or comics but I don't see that's a major problem as they're fictional.
So, if hundreds already "own" the letter x, then how is this a problem for the chosen one?Meta, Microsoft, hundreds more own trademarks to new Twitter name
Billionaire Elon Musk's decision to rebrand Twitter as X could be complicated legally: companies including Meta and Microsoft already have intellectual property rights to the same letter.www.reuters.com
That explains a lotThe Twitter Files are now The X Files
It seems no one actually owns the letter X. They basically all own only a logo that boils down to an X.So, if hundreds already "own" the letter x, then how is this a problem for the chosen one?
If those hundreds of others aren't in litigation over it, then how does one more idiot on the pile make a difference?
One is more obscene than the others.
I'm very disappointed I haven't come across a good "X Gon' Give It To Ya" joke yet.