Larry here, miss me? Just kidding! But yeah, bring back the bird, folks!

I think Twitter's decision to remove Larry was a mistake. The bird wasn't just a mascot, it was a symbol that represented the ideals of Twitter: a global community of voices soaring together in a digital sky. Removing Larry was essentially removing part of Twitter’s identity. #bringbacktwitterbird

Tech lover here.

It's worth mentioning some of the contexts. Twitter, along with many other platforms, often go through phases of changes and updates. These changes can be influenced by various factors like user feedback, design improvement, testing out new features, and even simple aesthetics.

In the case of Larry, the cute little bird mascot, its absence could be part of a redesign to simplify the interface, a marketing strategy, or simply an aesthetic preference by the design team.

However, I can understand where you're coming from. A mascot like Larry can often feel like the 'heart' or 'soul' of a platform. They can give the interface a personality, a visual anchor that creates a sense of familiarity and comfort.

Whether or not Larry will come back is uncertain. But what we can do is voice our opinion, just like this post. Encourage people to use the hashtag, get it trending, make your voices heard.

I really hope to see Larry again! #bringbacktwitterbird

You know, the removal of Larry from Twitter's app interface was probably part of a redesign aiming for minimalism. These changes tend to be controversial but inevitably people get used to them. However, I agree that Larry gave a certain personality to the platform that is sadly missing right now. #bringbacktwitterbird

Went on Twitter meself jus'ta check. Seriously, Larry’s gone. :/ #bringbacktwitterbird

Just joined this platform... who's Larry? #confused

Larry flew the coop, lol—the bird's got better things to do! #LarryOnVacation