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Labubu Doll Trend: What is Labubu Doll, why are people buying this doll with a devilish smile and scary look?

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Labubu Doll Trend: These days, a strange and scary-looking doll is becoming quite viral on social media. Its name is 'Labubu'. People like this doll with big eyes, devilishly pointed teeth, and a devilish smile. Labubu doll is so trendy that its price has reached lakhs of rupees. People are using it as a keychain from key rings to bags. In such a situation, what is this doll, and why is it being liked so much? let's know-

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What is a Labubu doll?

Labubu is a fictional character, which was created by Hong Kong artist 'Kasing Lung' in the year 2015. It is inspired by Nordic fairy tales. Its look is as scary as it is considered cute and stylish, and this is its biggest feature.

How did the popularity increase?

Labubu was made famous by the Chinese company Pop Mart. In the year 2019, the company started selling it in 'blind box' format. That is, it is sold in a box, but it is not known which doll will come out of the box. In such a situation, people are buying it like a 'lucky draw'. Until they find the Labubu of their choice, they buy this blind box again and again. The excitement of opening the box and then the joy of a special or limited edition doll coming out of it, due to this, the popularity of Labubu doll gradually increased significantly.

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Why are people buying it?

As mentioned above, the Labubu doll looks unique and strangely cute. Being a limited edition increases its value further.

K-Pop star Lisa (Blackpink) also shared a photo with the Labubu doll on social media, after which many big international celebrities have become a part of this trend so far. From Rihanna to Dua Lipa and Bollywood actress Ananya Pandey, everyone has been seen with this doll. In such a situation, the Labubu doll has become a new fashion trend.
Some people are also buying it as an investment.
You will be shocked to know the price.
Recently, a 131 cm tall Labubu doll was auctioned in Beijing for 1.08 million yuan, i.e. about Rs 1.2 crore. Not only this, its smaller versions are also being sold in lakhs.

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