The 560-pound Twitter sign met a fiery end in a Nevada desert

Earlier this year, the 560-kilogram twitter logo used to sit at the 12-meter-long, the company’s San Francisco headquarters was auctioned For $ 34,000. Now we know who buys and what the sign is: In the Nevada desert, Nevada desert to introduce the application in the Internet market.

In some ways, “Larry” was known to former workers like a blue Twitter bird, and met with the end of the mirrors death Represented once from the social media platform: a complete, complete, an explosive, expensive performance that sees that they are all.

Facebook Marketplace and a chance to own the owner of the Ditchit, who hoped to compete with services such as the offer – and then explode – social media history was a unique opportunity. In the video sent to YouTube, Ditchit, Twitter and their starting ambitions are trying to take several parallel between Elon Musk’s capture.

“Elon Musk rebranded Twitter to X to support the free statement,” he said. “We do the same for local market places.” The connection seems to be in the best way, but James Deluca, which has been in control of the Efficiency of Ditchit, notifies the company’s main rivals, pointing to other policies, “preference on user experience”.

Deluca decides to explode a great Twitter sign after a while after placing the winning offer in fact, “organically” decides to explode. “Initial thinking was managed by nostalgia to get the sign,” Engadget said. “Everyone in the office is a technological enthusiasm and we thought it would be cool to have a date.”

But the company’s employees are probably any sentimental attachment that did not last for a long time. After paying a 12-meter sign from San Francisco in Orange County in California, Nevada has made a few 250 miles to the desert from Las Vegas. The company was organized to conduct an explosion in an open “adventure park” that allows visitors to draw a machine gun and drive monster trucks.

Deluca did not explain how much the beginning was spent on the stunt, but he said he was a “significant investment” for the company he was less than a year ago. As part of the study, Ditchit also leased four Tesla cybertrucks and hired a 15-member production group to seize the moment of all kinds of angles. The explosion itself is usually made by a pyrotechnic specialist working in movie sets. “We really wanted to make a comment and make the scene as dramatic as possible,” he said.

Somehow, although the explosion is not the end of the story of Larri. Ditchit says that after the explosion sells the fragments of the sign received and will list them in its application in a sealed auction starting today. The sales income will be donated to the American Enterprise Center, a lawyer and the Non-Commercial Center, which listed as members of the Corporate Advisory Council of META and Google.