The Cuban influencer known as La Melliza confessed with great fear that she spent a night of true nightmare due to the viral Labubu dolls, a craze among stuffed animal fans that, apparently, not only evoke affection but also unsettling dreams.
"I spent the night dreaming of Labubu, I couldn't sleep. The Labubus were carrying me to bury knives, bad dreams", Laurita and Miguelín were told by her, but the latter just laughed at her story, which seemed like something out of a horror tale.
The most disturbing moment came when La Melliza said to herself while sleeping, “When I wake up, I have to get rid of all the Labubu. Do I have a Labubu in the closet? Because there was a Labubu in the closet that ruined my bags.” Her obsession with bags, including the Hermès, ended up being part of the dream, but upon waking, “one bag was on the floor, the bag was toppled,” she explained.
The story took an even more dramatic and chilling turn when her partner, El Moreno, confessed to her that he had also been dreaming about Labubu that very night.
But they are not the only ones who have had problems with these plush creatures. The Cuban influencer Lisandra Silva revealed that her Labubu stuffed animals also affected her well-being: Since they arrived at her home, she has experienced migraines, insomnia, and nightmares, and she had to get rid of them.
Are the Labubu just adorable dolls, or is there something more unsettling behind their gaze?
Frequently Asked Questions about Labubu Dolls and Their Impact
What are Labubu dolls and why are they so popular?
The Labubu are viral plush toys that have captured attention due to their quirky design, combining the adorable with the unsettling. They have soft bodies, vinyl faces, long ears, and a peculiar smile. Their popularity has increased due to their presence in the hands of celebrities and influencers on social media.
How do Labubu dolls affect people?
Some people have reported negative effects associated with Labubu, such as migraines, insomnia, and nightmares. Influencers like La Melliza and Lisandra Silva have shared their personal experiences, suggesting that these dolls could be linked to physical and emotional discomfort, although there is no concrete evidence to that effect.
Are there theories about a dark background of the Labubu?
Yes, theories have been mentioned that link the Labubu to Pazuzu, a demon from Mesopotamian mythology known for carrying negative energies. This connection has been explored by some users on social media, although there is no evidence to support these claims.
What have the people affected by the Labubu done?
Some people have chosen to get rid of the Labubu after experiencing discomfort. For example, Lisandra Silva decided to move her stuffed animals to another room and noticed an improvement in her sleep. Other users have recommended burning the dolls or giving them away to avoid the supposed transfer of negative energies.
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