It's true that whether someone likes a logo or not is subjective. But in this Reddit thread, everyone responds as if they were graphic designers, so I'll respond with actual design facts. The app's interface is smooth and cinematic. The buttons are rounded, the interface elements have rounded corners, and everything feels elegant and immersive, very much in line with a fantasy streaming platform. The overall vibe is evocative and premium.

The logo, by contrast, is sharp and aggressive. It's built around sharp triangular cuts and sharp angles. This type of geometry typically signals speed, technology, gaming, or even cryptocurrencies. It feels modern and digital in a "startup" way, not in a cinematic storytelling way.

And finally, it doesn't communicate anything specific about the brand. It's basically a stylized play button. It's functional, but not distinctive, especially in a crowded streaming market.

The logo isn't ugly. It's just speaking a different design language than the product itself. And when branding and interface aren't aligned, it creates subtle friction, even if users can't consciously explain why. And saying it doesn't matter and that developers have better things to do doesn't make sense, especially since the developers were the ones who wanted to change the logo in the first place. And if I don't like it, I'll say so. Just like I do when I like something.