Everything you want to know about the Labobo doll and how it became an Arab celebrity.

The Lapopo doll has become a popular accessory on celebrities' handbags in recent times. Initially, it was simply an accessory that adorned women's handbags, even though its price can reach thousands of dollars.

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The appearance of this Lapopo doll on celebrities' handbags has contributed to its insane price increase, despite some describing it as an ugly doll.

It wasn't just a doll on bags, but rather evolved into stickers and accessories in the shape of the Labubu doll, which has become a popular choice among Arab and international celebrities, with Rihanna and Dua Lipa, in addition to other Arab stars, appearing in it.

Labubu doll reaches the stars of the Arab world He stated that the Labubu doll has reached the stars of the Arab world, the latest of whom was the artist Ahmed Saad, who appeared in a video clip on his personal Instagram account talking about his happiness at receiving his own doll, saying: “Labubu has arrived... there is no Labubu without me.”

Actress Badria Tolba also shared a video on her personal account with a Labobo doll, mocking her and her appearance, saying: “Labobo Labobo, long live Badria, finally I have a Labobo. What is your special feature in life? That your brain is spinning, and your brain comes at your back, and your back comes at the back of your head, and your legs are in your face!” That’s the Labobo, oh Labobo kids.

Badria Tolba joined Tara Emad, who decorated her bag with the doll, and Basant Shawky, who posted videos of themselves with the doll.

The list of celebrities who owned the doll also included Nour Al Ghandour, Cynthia Samuel, Tara Emad, Farah Al Hadi, Al Anoud Badr, Huda Beauty, and Rawan Bin Hussain.

The phenomenon wasn't limited to Arab celebrities. It also began with global celebrities, appearing on the bags of many, including Lisa, a member of the Black Pink band, as well as stars like Rihanna, Dua Lipa, and others who added a luxurious touch to their looks.

What is Labubu doll? Labobo is a fictional character created by Hong Kong artist Kasing Leung, who has a unique appearance that combines long ears and a wide smile with protruding teeth.

The doll was first launched in 2015 as part of the "The Monsters" series, but it began to gain widespread popularity worldwide after its collaboration with Chinese company Popmart in 2019.

The Lapopo doll's sales and marketing strategy relies on a blind box system, which means that doll buyers will not know which doll they will receive inside the box, creating a state of excitement and anticipation among buyers to collect multiple copies of the same doll.

This strategy helped market the doll globally through celebrities and content creators, who often revealed the box's contents in live broadcasts to their social media followers, further increasing its popularity and reach around the world.