Embracing the controversial tech might help retailer Pop Mart adapt the Labubu fad before it fizzles, but the consequences in ...

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Ever heard of Labubu? Scroll through social media and you'll likely come across unboxing videos or clips of shoppers waiting in long lines to get one. Read about the viral toy and fashion accessory.

There are several ways shoppers can prevent themselves from buying a fake Labubu, from checking the QR code tags to examining the number of teeth.

Our furry friend Labubu has been quite the status symbol recently. Created by Hong Kong–born artist Kasing Lung, the doll’s Gremlin-like fur, wide eyes, and mischievous charm have turned them ...

What is a Labubu? Simply put, a Labubu is a toy inspired by the story series "The Monsters" created by artist Kasing Lung, who was born in Hong Kong and later moved to The Netherlands.

If you’ve been hunting for a Labubu figure lately, you’re not alone, Pop Mart’s wildly popular creature has officially sold out on most retail sites.

What Labubu's popularity tells us about the intersection between brain rot marketing, gamification and crowdsourcing ...

At this point, if you don’t know what a Labubu is, you might be living under a rock (kidding!). But seriously, everyone and their mother has had these little furry monsters on the brain recently ...