But Labubu’s popularity has spiked over the past year, thanks to celebrity endorsements. Lisa, from K-pop mega group Blackpink, has frequently professed her love of the creature on social media.

Labubu is one of the titular monsters featured in the books; the others have similarly fun to say names like Zimomo, who looks a lot like Labubu but has a long, pointy tail; Pippo, who looks a bit ...

What’s a Labubu and why do I need one? Everything to know about the viral stuffed toy that has people talking. Labubus have been worn by the likes of Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Dua Lipa and other ...

Labubu Dolls became all the rage in 2024 and 2025 The viral plush toys and keychains often sell out within seconds after retailer Pop Mart releases them in limited drops Several celebrities ...

New Labubu collections will continue to drop globally, with more cross-format releases and seasonal moments. At the same time, we’re expanding the reach of other Pop Mart IPs to ensure that ...

Labubu dolls are on sale at a Pop Mart store on June 10, 2025 in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province of China. Labubu craze soars globally, sparking fashion buzz and shopping frenzy.

Labubu is a doll that looks like a creepy child with a big head, sharp teeth, and big eyes, wearing fuzzy pajamas. Although it comes with pjs, fans can buy other clothes to dress their Labubu in.

Everyone wants Labubu, a furry toy character with rabbit-like ears and a nightmarish grin. The frenzy is fortuitous timing for Pop Mart, the toy's maker, as it makes a major push into the U.S.

Labubu, pronounced "lah-boo-boo," first appeared in 2015 and has exploded in popularity recently. The toy creatures can be described as kind of scary looking but also kind of cute.

Labubu dolls debuted in 2015 as part of a children's book trilogy, The Monsters, written by Kasing Lung. Lung was "inspired by Nordic mythology," which explains the why these small characters are ...