Labubu doll is the latest collectible toy trend taking over social media, especially among Gen Alpha and Gen Z. Labubu doll has a quirky, mischievous look which is why they aren’t welcomed like Barbie and other toys. Initially, Labubus were quite expensive but now the fake versions are widely available in local markets and online. The original Labubu figures are produced by Pop Mart and come with official packaging. Due to high demand, prices of real Labubu toys range between PKR 7,000 to 35,000, depending on the edition.
Recently, actress and host Mishi Khan called out the Labubu trend. She warn the toy collectors of the negative energies evil toy like Labubu.
Mishi said, “This Labubu trend, which people consider a status symbol, is a curse. Many people have ordered these dolls, some got the original and some got the fake ones. They are now attaching these dolls to their bags. Please beware of such mischievous and ugly-looking dolls. Have you ever looked at it closely? It has spiky, horrible, and dangerous teeth. Toys like these are believed to attract negative energies and evil spirits, avoid it—it can bring bad luck into your life. I wouldn’t hang it on my bag even if it were free. You should understand where this trend really comes from. Don’t waste your money on such a horrible-looking doll. Say no to these stupid, ugly Labubus.” Here is the link to the video:
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Social media users are agreeing with Mishi Khan. A fan wrote, “It is a Satanic doll” Another wrote, “It is a Dajjali doll”. A fan wrote, “I don’t even know what Labubu is, I got to know about it after your video but it is horrible”. Read the comments:
The trend also reached to Pakistan especially our celebrities are jumping over this trend. In Pakistan, Hania Aamir, Maya Ali, Juggun Kazim and Aiman Khan’s daughter were spotted with Labubus. Here are the actors who were spotted with Labubus:
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