Remember the troll dolls? They’re these pocket-sized plastic collectibles of human-like figures with crazy hair. They’ve been around since the 1960s and saw a major revival in the 1990s.
Some would call them cute, while others would be repulsed, but a large chunk of people had them as keychains, table ornaments, or something they’d put on their dashboard.
2025 is seeing a similar trend through the Labubu frenzy. Many of you first read about it in a recent article on this site and realized the popularity of these toys.
They’ve become so popular that fake versions called Lafufus have also made the rounds, much to the dismay of many enthusiastic collectors. Some of them had to share their sentiments online, and here they are.
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Oh my god, look at the poor guy's face. Frozen in a state of pure agony after that crazy lady ripped his head off.
Labubu The Irradiation Event Aftermath edition. To be fair, I found these funny. I still don't get the hype over the real ones. Maybe I'm just too old. Gonna go back to my porch, yell at kids to get off my lawn or something.
Me too, I guess? I think they're just ugly. And I like (love) plushies.
Load More Replies...I see opportunities for more custom laboo-boos in future..now excuse me while I go buy all the fakes I can find 😂
Labubu The Irradiation Event Aftermath edition. To be fair, I found these funny. I still don't get the hype over the real ones. Maybe I'm just too old. Gonna go back to my porch, yell at kids to get off my lawn or something.
Me too, I guess? I think they're just ugly. And I like (love) plushies.
Load More Replies...I see opportunities for more custom laboo-boos in future..now excuse me while I go buy all the fakes I can find 😂
