Lady Netizen Flexes Nostalgic Paper Dolls Amid Labubu Doll Trend
A lady netizen earns various reactions online after flexing her nostalgic paper dolls, saying “Puro kayo Labubu, mas masaya to.”
Recently, Anoos Gavia Emily, a Facebook user, shared her paper dolls, which brings nostalgia among many, especially for those who grew up in the 90s. The post quickly elicited reactions from the online community.
In her post, Emily shared a throwback moment of her own version of paper dolls, captioning it with a fun message that read, “Puro kayo Labubu, mas masaya to.” She also added, “90’s kids can relate.”
Her simple post got a lot of reactions from online users, reminding them of the good old days when paper dolls were a popular toy among kids. Unlike the trendy Labubu dolls, paper dolls are a nostalgic toy that many remember.
Paper dolls are toys made by cutting figures out of paper, often featuring people or characters, and come with paper clothes and accessories that can be attached or swapped to dress them up.
This toy was not only fun but also served an educational purpose, helping children learn about fashion, culture, and history. Paper dolls were especially popular in the 90s and were widely used in classrooms and homes around the world, including in the Philippines.
The origin of paper dolls dates back to the 18th century in Europe, with the first commercial set appearing in 1791 in London. As time went on, these dolls became more popular in America, especially in the 1800s.
By the time the 90s rolled around, they were a beloved, inexpensive toy that sparked creativity and imagination in children everywhere. nowadays, they remain a symbol of simpler times and continue to bring joy to those who remember them.
In a similar post, a mom & her children experience strange happenings w/ Labubu dolls
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
