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“They’re petrifying the Labubus!”: An English tourist attraction is doing something new with the Labubu trend: turning them to stone

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“Please tell me I’m missing something”: Woman who spent the past month in nature crashes out over Labubu craze

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Pop Mart founder now one of the richest people in China because of Labubu

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