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Each week, Marketing Brew recaps what people are talking about on social media, the trends that took over our feeds, and how marketers are responding.<\/p>\n
X no longer marks the spot:<\/strong> After a weird (and bright) few days, the makeshift-looking X on top of the former Twitter headquarters is gone now<\/a>. Like many other things that have happened since Elon Musk took over Twitter, this seems to have been due to short-term thinking\u2014and a lack of permits. Great news for the people who had to deal with strobe-like<\/a> flashing in their windows all night.<\/p>\n Speaking of X: <\/strong>The World Wildlife Fund saw an opportunity and ran with it.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a doll summer:<\/strong> While Barbie\u2019s marketing team has been going hard on the collabs, its Y2K doll competitor is also doing crossovers. Bratz unveiled its first celebrity collection, a collab with Kylie Jenner. A post announcing it has received more than 5 million views on TikTok. However, not everyone is thrilled with the mini dolls, with some noting that their skin tone appears darker than Jenner\u2019s, and questioning why the brand didn\u2019t choose to work with a woman of color.<\/p>\n Throwback turtles-day<\/strong>: The latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie got Jonathan, the \u201cI like turtles\u201d viral sensation from 2007, to re-create his original interview as part of its promotion.<\/p>\n Halt the Barbie memes?: <\/strong>Based on the box office, no one\u2019s sick of the movie yet.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n