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Welcome to the Wild Side of the Meme Universe: $Nigga Labubu
Blackface KSI Labubu refers to a controversial viral video posted by TikToker The Jungle Pups (@lilzbullzofficial) in early August 2025, in which she's holding up a homemade Labubu toy meant to look like YouTuber KSI. However, the Labubu was given a "blackface," which many interpreted as a racist caricature. The TikToker was the British woman behind the viral 24 Karat Gold Labubu meme from July 2025. She received backlash across social media platforms like Twitter / X in the following days.
About
On August 1st, 2025, TikToker The Jungle Pups (@lilzbullzofficial) posted a video of herself holding up a handmade Labubu toy, meant to look like YouTuber KSI. The doll has a black face and a red bandana outfit.
The TikToker deleted the video, but it was reposted across social media, like in a post from X[1] user @g1bsongirl_ on August 1st, gaining over 1.3 million views and 21,000 likes in three days (shown below).
Origin
On August 1st, 2025, X user @itgirlkahei posted a screenshot of the KSI Labubu video originally shared by @lilzbullzofficial, joking about watching it get deleted in real time and gaining over 270,000 likes in three days, followed on August 2nd by TikTokers @e_mail.gmail.com and @alienhedgeh0g, whose respective posts — a slideshow captioned “24k gold Labubu girl had a fair run” and a reaction video breaking the “golden Labubu lady” news to a friend — went viral with roughly 14m likes.
Spread
On August 1st, 2025, X user @itgirlkahei posted a screenshot of the KSI Labubu video originally shared by @lilzbullzofficial, joking about watching it get deleted in real time and gaining over 270,000 likes in three days, followed on August 2nd by TikTokers @e_mail.gmail.com and @alienhedgeh0g, whose respective posts — a slideshow captioned “24k gold Labubu girl had a fair run” and a reaction video breaking the “golden Labubu lady” news to a friend — went viral with roughly 14m likes.
On August 1st, 2025, TikToker The Jungle Pups (@lilzbullzofficial) posted a video of herself holding up a handmade Labubu toy, meant to look like YouTuber KSI. The doll has a black face and a red bandana outfit.The TikToker deleted the video, but it was reposted across social media, like in a post from X[1] user @g1bsongirl_ on August 1st, gaining over 1.3 million views and 21,000 likes in three days (shown below).
Tokenomics
💰 Total Supply: 1,000,000,000
🚫 Taxes: 0% — 'cuz labubus don’t rush.
🔐 Liquidity: Locked.
Like a nigga under the bed.
🎁 Fair Launch: No presale. No early birds. Only slowpokes allowed.
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Tokenomics
💰 Total Supply: 1,000,000,000
🚫 Taxes: 0% — 'cause cats don’t rush.
🔐 Liquidity: Locked. Like a cats on edge.
🎁 Fair Launch: No presale. No early birds. Only slowpokes allowed.
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Welcome to the Wild Side of the Meme Universe: $Nigga Labubu
While Wall Street expects every dead cat bounce to fail, they forgot one crucial detail that cats have 9 lives. Just when you think it's over, when the charts scream 'sell," when even your wife's boyfriend says it's dead money, that's when the cat pulls off another impossible recovery. It defies gravity, logic, and your stop losses. It parkours off resistance levels, backflips over bearish sentiment, and somehow always sticks the landing.
On August 1st, 2025, TikToker The Jungle Pups (@lilzbullzofficial) posted a video of herself holding up a handmade Labubu toy, meant to look like YouTuber KSI. The doll has a black face and a red bandana outfit.The TikToker deleted the video, but it was reposted across social media, like in a post from X[1] user @g1bsongirl_ on August 1st, gaining over 1.3 million views and 21,000 likes in three days (shown below).
The meme potential writes itself. imagine cat GIFs doing impossible stunts paired with recovery charts, "Lives Remaining: 8/9" counters, cats literally bouncing off trampolines made of support levels. It's absurd enough to go viral while still being relatable to anyone who's ever watched their "dead" investment mysteriously come back to life.
Blackface KSI Labubu refers to a controversial viral video posted by TikToker The Jungle Pups (@lilzbullzofficial) in early August 2025, in which she's holding up a homemade Labubu toy meant to look like YouTuber KSI. However, the Labubu was given a "blackface," which many interpreted as a racist caricature. The TikToker was the British woman behind the viral 24 Karat Gold Labubu meme from July 2025. She received backlash across social media platforms like Twitter / X in the following days.
On August 1st, 2025, X user @itgirlkahei posted a screenshot of the KSI Labubu video originally shared by @lilzbullzofficial, joking about watching it get deleted in real time and gaining over 270,000 likes in three days, followed on August 2nd by TikTokers @e_mail.gmail.com and @alienhedgeh0g, whose respective posts — a slideshow captioned “24k gold Labubu girl had a fair run” and a reaction video breaking the “golden Labubu lady” news to a friend — went viral with roughly 14m likes.