Labubu dolls have become a pop culture phenomenon, thanks to their popularity among Gen Z collectors. As Pop Mart, a Beijing-based toy maker, continues to sell the Labubu dolls like hot cakes, fake counterparts of the doll, called Lafufus, have entered the market to capitalize on the former’s demand, reports USA Today. Fake counterparts of Labubus, called Lafufus, have entered the market to capitalize on the increasing demand for the dolls.(AFP) After popular figures, including K-pop star Lisa, pop singer Rihanna, and David Beckham, posted images of the Labubu doll on their Instagram accounts, the plush monster-like dolls have become…