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A fluffy, $85 toy is taking Asia by storm and sparking legions of knockoffs. Inside the meteoric rise of Labubu.
"There's a bit of a 'FOMO' feeling," said Sim, 31, who owns around six Labubu toys. "Everybody is getting Labubu. You will also want to have it." Elsewhere in Asia, Ana Gonzales, 38, started ...
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Will Labubu be a keeper like Hello Kitty and Pokemon?
Each has reached the status of a cultural phenomenon of its time. And now, Labubu. The furry plush toy that looks like a cuddly bunny with a mischievous, serrated-toothed grin has led to eager ...