Threads, a direct competitor to Twitter, has been officially launched by Meta. Users will be able to submit text, links, and reply to or repost messages from others via the app.

Threads also makes it simple for people to log in. Furthermore, users can easily find their friends and contacts. While launching the app, Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg shared a post on Threads that read, “There should be a public conversations app with 1 billion-plus people on it.” The launch has gone viral on the internet. Threads had 10 million sign-ups in just a few hours. A meme feast, of course. Following the debut of this new app, several people tweeted a meme focusing on the amusing discussion between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. The meme includes the following text: Zuckerberg to Elon after launching threads. He can be heard saying, “It will be way too late till the time you will realise it.” Another shared a scene from Govinda's 1997 film Naseeb, with the text “Elon Musk when everyone is joining Threads.” As the app passed various milestones, Mark Zuckerberg kept the world updated about the same through Threads posts. Earlier, Zuckerberg revealed, “Threads just passed 2 million sign-ups in the first two hours.” Soon after this post, he updated all, “Just passed 5 million sign-ups in the first four hours...” Zuckerberg's latest post reveals the crossing of the 7-million mark. The Meta CEO also shared a meme on Twitter, showing two men dressed as Spiderman, pointing at each other.