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

A look at the numbers behind the gremlin-resembling soft plushies, called Labubus, that are the latest craze dominating ...

But Labubus are by far from the first status stuffed animal—rather, they’re part of a long history of viral toys and dolls, where a plush toy suddenly becomes a must-have item, and nod to the current ...

The viral Labubu plush toys are taking over social media with people waiting in hourslong lines across the country to buy ...

They're all over your social media timeline and dangling from bags on the street, prompting some consumers to stand in long lines outside stores: small plush charms called Labubus that have created a ...

Can someone please explain to me why these Labubu key chain plush toys have gone so viral? It’s giving 1998 McDonald’s Beanie ...

Labubu toys, once simple plushies, now sell for thousands due to viral TikTok trends, celebrity endorsements, and a booming ...

Unveiling their latest seizure in front of news cameras last month, two Chinese customs agents revealed not drugs or weapons ...

When 14-year-old Colton Cyr realized how many harmful chemicals were in the plush toys that his sister clung to and slept ...

Across TikTok, content featuring Labubus ranges from euphoric unboxings to clips of brawls outside stores. The hashtag “Labubu” now carries more than 1.4 million posts, and on resale platforms such ...