We need to talk about Labubus. And no, Labubu isn’t some off-brand kombucha or a Goop-approved fertility crystal. It’s the ...

According to a new report from travel insurance company, PassportCard, one in three Millennials or Gen Zers have considered taking out travel insurance to protect their precious Labubu when travelling ...

Labubu, the plush toy from China’s Pop Mart, is a social media darling, but the toothy little monsters are not an overnight ...

I bought a Lafufu, a cheap, counterfeit, somewhat creepy version of the viral Labubu toy. People around the world are shelling out money to buy Lafufus — it's becoming a retail phenomenon.

"Can't even outdress my Labubu," Lizzo rapped in a video she posted to Instagram during Memorial Day weekend. Her Labubu even made an appearance in the video, wearing a blue bucket hat, matching ...

The rise in demand, coupled with the challenge presented by blind boxes and timed drops, have unquestionably made Labubu the ... these fake versions of the cute, creepy toys can be difficult ...

The plush toys, which Gen Z can’t get enough of, have toothy little grins with serrated teeth, an aggressive brow ridge, and shiny black eyes that seem to stare into the depths of your soul.

The Monsters debuted in a Nordic mythology-inspired picture book trilogy in 2015, and by 2019, toy ... Labubu already has a boyfriend: Tycoco, a skeleton-looking vegetarian monster. Labubu’s ...

Australians wanting to jump on the Labubu frenzy are being warned about a raft of fake toys that look almost identical to the real deal. Aussies have gone gangbusters for the monster plushies that ...

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