TWITTER CAME BACK WITHOUT ELON MUSK?! THE BIRD SAID “I AIN’T DEAD YET!” AND NOW X IS FIGHTING FOR CUSTODY 😭
- 730 BOOM Newsroom

- Aug 28
- 4 min read

Baby...
TWITTER IS BACK.
Well...
A Twitter is back.
Because apparently somebody looked at Elon Musk changing Twitter into X, throwing the little blue bird out the window, changing “tweets” into “posts” and said:
“So... y’all still using that name or nah?”
😭😂😂😂
A Virginia startup called Operation Bluebird has officially launched a new social-media platform called Twitter.now, complete with the familiar Twitter name and blue-bird imagery.
And before you start looking for Elon...
HE AIN’T GOT S**T TO DO WITH THIS ONE.
Operation Bluebird is an independent company and says it is not affiliated with X Corp. One of its co-founders is Stephen Coates, who previously worked as Twitter’s trademark counsel before the Musk era.
Now THAT little detail right there...
👀
SIR.
You used to work with the trademarks...
And now you're helping somebody argue that your old company abandoned them?!
😂😂😂
That's like your ex-wife's divorce attorney showing up three years later saying:
“So... I noticed you left some furniture.”
🐦 THE BIRD SAID “GET OVER YOUR X.”
And baby, I wish I made that up.
Operation Bluebird is literally promoting the new platform with:
“Get over your X. The bird is back.”
😭😭😭
Whoever wrote that knew EXACTLY what TF they were doing.
Because now we got Twitter talking about an X like somebody's raggedy ex-boyfriend.
“Girl, leave X alone. Come back to Twitter.”
😂
💰 BUT BABY... TWITTER GOT A COVER CHARGE NOW
Here's the catch.
Early access currently costs $20.
Twenty American dollars.
For Twitter.
TWITTER?!
The same place where we used to log in FOR FREE and watch celebrities ruin their careers before breakfast?!
😂😂😂
Operation Bluebird calls the $20 members Founders. They get early access, a reserved handle and a numbered Founder badge.
Want to give $40 or more?
Congratulations.
Now you're a Fighter, with the extra money helping fund development and the company's legal battle over the Twitter name. The company says charging for early access also helps discourage bots and reduces reliance on advertising.
So basically:
$20: Come tweet.
$40: Come tweet AND help us pay these damn lawyers.
😭😂😂😂
Baby, social media done turned into a legal-defense fundraiser.
⚖️ BECAUSE ELON'S X SAID “HOLD TF UP.”
And THIS is where the story gets good.
Operation Bluebird argues that when Musk rebranded Twitter as X in 2023, the company abandoned trademarks connected to Twitter, Tweet and the famous bird.
Remember when Elon basically told us:
“It's X now.”
No more Twitter.
No more tweets.
No more bird.
X. X. X.
Okay, sir.
Because Operation Bluebird apparently heard:
“FREE STUFF ON THE CURB.”
😂😂😂
In December 2025, Operation Bluebird petitioned the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office seeking cancellation of several Twitter-related trademarks, arguing X had abandoned them.
X responded:
ABSOLUTELY TF NOT.
X sued Operation Bluebird in federal court and sought to stop it from launching the competing Twitter service. X's position is essentially that changing the company's branding did not mean surrendering its trademark rights.
And to be fair...
That's a real legal question.
You can't necessarily walk past somebody's garage because they haven't driven their old Cadillac in three years and say:
“Well, apparently you abandoned it. Gimme the keys.”
😂
👨🏽⚖️ BUT THEN THE JUDGE MADE THIS REAL INTERESTING
At an April hearing, U.S. District Judge Colm Connolly tentatively indicated from the bench that X appeared to have abandoned rights involving the word “Tweet” and the Twitter bird logo, and possibly the word “Twitter” itself.
BUT...
And this is a big BUT...
There has not been a final written ruling declaring that Operation Bluebird owns those trademarks.
That legal fight is still going.
Operation Bluebird apparently got tired of waiting.
Stephen Coates told Ars Technica:
“We have waited months and months to launch, and we are not going to wait anymore.”
Translation:
“FUCK IT. TURN THE WEBSITE ON.”
😭😭😭😂😂😂
🤖 AND THIS AIN'T SUPPOSED TO BE OLD TWITTER 2.0
Operation Bluebird says it isn't simply rebuilding the Twitter we remember.
The new platform is experimenting with a verification system called VERA, which analyzes claims and provides context and trust information. The broader idea is eventually to let users control how much lower-trust material appears in their feeds.
Which sounds wonderful.
But baby...
This is Twitter.
Y'all better make VERA strong.
VERA GONNA NEED BENEFITS.
😭😂
Because Twitter people can turn:
“Good morning.”
into a 9,000-post argument involving politics, somebody's mama, Beyoncé, three conspiracy theories and a screenshot from 2014.
VERA gonna clock out the first week talking about:
“I can't do this s**t.”
😂😂😂
🐦 SO IS THE OLD TWITTER REALLY BACK?
No.
That's the important part.
This isn't Elon Musk changing X back to Twitter, and it isn't necessarily the original Twitter company being resurrected.
It's a different company launching a new social network under the Twitter name while arguing that X abandoned the rights to that branding.
And X is basically standing across the courtroom yelling:
“THAT'S STILL MY DAMN BIRD!”
Operation Bluebird:
“YOU PUT HIM OUT!”
X:
“BUT THAT'S STILL MY BIRD!”
Bluebird:
“THEN WHY YOU CALL YOURSELF X?!”
😭😭😭
The judge:
“EVERYBODY SHUT TF UP.”
😂😂😂
And THAT may be the craziest part of this whole story.
Elon Musk spent billions buying Twitter and eventually turned it into X.
Now somebody else has launched something called Twitter...
With the bird...
While X is suing them over whether X still owns the Twitter identity it stopped publicly using.
THIS AIN'T A TRADEMARK CASE.
This is a damn CUSTODY BATTLE FOR A BIRD.
🐦⚖️😭😂
And somewhere that little blue bird is probably sitting in the courtroom like:
“I JUST WANNA TWEET.”
ARE YOU GOING TO PAY $20 FOR NEW TWITTER??
IT HITS DIFFERENT. EVERY TIME. BOOM! 💥



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