The name “Labubu” first appeared in 2015, when Hong Kong-born illustrator Kasing Lung created the character – a small forest ...

A city has reportedly officially banned Labubu dolls, as the wild conspiracy theories surrounding the viral dolls continue to ...

Videos are popping up on social media of people burning their Labubu dolls - and there’s a very disturbing reason why. The ...

What’s healthy and what’s not is often a matter of debate, which likely inspired one Redditor’s thread asking for secretly ...

For the uninitiated, Labubus are small plush creatures created by illustrator Kasing Lung back in 2015. They were turned into ...

The viral conspiracy theory erupted across social media, with many saying that Labubu dolls could be linked to a Mesopotamian demon called Pazuzu.

Small, fuzzy and baring sharp teeth, Chinese toymaker Pop Mart's Labubu monster dolls have taken over the world.

Collectables Trend: Discover the rise of Labubu miniatures captivating Gen-Z and millennials, fueled by social media's influence and emotional appeal.

UAE: Why is everyone so obsessed with Labubu‭ dolls? Well, for one thing, at a time of global uncertainty, collecting the viral toy offers a sense of calm and control ...

LABUBU dolls are the latest craze to have taken over the internet, going viral on TikTok especially. The new viral trend has reached Ireland leaving stores across the country scrambling to stock th… ...

Labubu dolls have gone from viral collectibles to the centre of a full-blown internet exorcism. TikTok influencers claim the elf-like toys are demonic, possibly tied to ancient demon Pazuzu. But is ...

Global demand for Labubu plush toys, sold by the Chinese company Pop Mart, has sparked a wave of fakes — putting Chinese customs authorities in a near-daily battle against counterfeits.