Is Labubu toy based on demon Pazuzu? What to know Pazuzu, a demon from Mesopotamian folklore, was the evil entity from “The Exorcist.” Joey Esposito Published July 11, 2025. Image ...

In June 2025, a life-size, four-foot-tall Labubu doll sold for over $170,000, while a second five-foot-tall Labubu went for over $130,000 at an art show collection.Over 1,000 collectors ...

Adding furniture to a Labubu’s world could be seen as part of this reenactment of real-life situations with the doll. “I think the people who collect Labubu want to not only complete a set, but they ...

Here's how to buy a Labubu bag charm on Amazon and where to find the viral toy in stock and on sale online. Plus: which resellers have the best deals?

The global obsession for Labubu has made Pop Mart a billion-dollar business. The company's revenue doubled in 2024, reaching $1.8 billion, according to Pop Mart's annual financial report.

Although Labubu is making waves right now, among trinket collectors it’s seen as entry level—and it’s not the only cheap and collectible figurine in recent memory to cause an insatiable frenzy.

How much does a Labubu cost? In the U.S., prices for Labubus on the Pop Mart website range from $15 to $959.90. Third-party websites list them at $5,145 and above. Labubu or Lafufu? With prices ...

Someone else named the Labubu toast, “Labreadbu.” “Call that LaChewChew” opined a Labubu lover. “I like the toast more than the doll,” read an honest remark. So far, the video has amassed more than ...

DIY Labubu furniture. For Los Angeles-based content creator Gina Alva, the inspiration to make her own Labubu furniture began in the same place where she first discovered the creatures—TikTok.