Anonymous wrote:Tell me where for $30!

Is it real or stolen?

Yeah, my DD wants one but from waht I can see, there's no store (Popmart) in the DC area. Is everyone just buying fakes?

Latest fad. Cabbage patch. Trolls. Beanie Babies. It’s all the same.

Your bigger concern should be her attraction to SM.

Tell me where for $30!

Is it real or stolen?

It's a collectible item, not a toy. You don't play with it. DD has 2 whole sets of Macaron, and BIE. She also has outfits for them that we got in NYC. She's in MS. You should try to get her one.

Anonymous wrote:they are not dolls, they are keychains. make sure you buy labubu and not lafufu. they are cute.

They also have dolls with doll houses, accessories and clothing. They are using the same marketing as LoL Dolls. First it was the dolls then the doll houses, doll schools, doll accessories. Then they went from little dolls to bigger Bratz size dolls. Labubu sells mystery boxes so it’ll be a surprise which one you get just like LoL dolls do. The concept is the same. The preschoolers through elementary school crowds loved them.

I still think they look like “Where the Wild Things Are”.

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like Voodoo stuff.

I'm very familiar with Santeria, which many people confuse with it, but stay away from Voodoo!

Vodoodoo

Definitely possessed by demons.

I would consider the 20k followers. That is pretty weird to me for a 14 year old!!

Sounds like Voodoo stuff.

I'm very familiar with Santeria, which many people confuse with it, but stay away from Voodoo!

Anonymous wrote:Just get her one, OP. Labubus aren't really toys to be played with. They're bag charms. This is why they're popular among teens and young adults rather than kids.

I'm in my 30s and have a couple. They're pretty cute and well-made.

You must look ridiculous

Anonymous wrote:Just get her one, OP. Labubus aren't really toys to be played with. They're bag charms. This is why they're popular among teens and young adults rather than kids.

I'm in my 30s and have a couple. They're pretty cute and well-made.

My 7 year old and her classmates all have them on their backpacks.

Don’t feeed trolls

Anonymous wrote:Just get her one, OP. Labubus aren't really toys to be played with. They're bag charms. This is why they're popular among teens and young adults rather than kids.

I'm in my 30s and have a couple. They're pretty cute and well-made.

JFC. Women in their 30s with plush toys.

Anonymous wrote:I cant believe someone on dcum is worried about spending $30 for their childs birthday. Yikes.

Troll post.

I cant believe someone on dcum is worried about spending $30 for their childs birthday. Yikes.