Brazilians outperform and launch the tribulars, modest and creative versions of the Labus

Always attentive to what is fashionable – and with an incredible ability to adapt to the clientele that is not willing to pay dearly for what the famous are using – the Brazilian street vendors this time have surpassed themselves. In the wave of the Labubus, the Chinese dolls that cost $ 1,000, they launched the tributes, more modest versions (and, for many, even more ugly) of the Labus.

Elf’s shaped labubus dolls are extremely popular today and are sold exclusively by Chinese retailer of pop toys. Rihanna and Dua Lipa have her own. Hype is so large worldwide that a royal version of one of the dolls has recently been sold for over $ 170,000 (over $ 920,000) in auction.

Another sign that the original toilets cannot meet the demand is that pop Mart stores in Britain briefly interrupted sales of monsters after reports of chaotic rods and quarrels between customers.

Cheaper versions began to emerge around the world, with the launch of Lafufus, one, say, popular and more affordable rereading of the dolls. They are on sale in popular trades from countries such as England and the US. In Brazil, the Feinho doll gains even more charm even by its name. There is no marketing school to teach how adequate it is to be affectionately calling them by Tribufus.

They already appear in videos on the web are already being sold in places such as Rua 25 de Março, in São Paulo. There are many comments about him on the internet. Some say they paid more than $ 60 and felt wrong. Others who arched with R $ 120 on the replica with their heads and disproportionate body. Good humor prevails in the posts.

There are even accessories for sale for those who choose to add a more personal touch to their Tribufu. Witch clothes, coats and versions with aesthetically harmed teeth compared to the original toilets are successful among Brazilians.