In today's world of ever-changing microtrends, “convenience culture” and instant gratification, consumer behaviour has become increasingly emotion-driven and shaped by the rapid cycles of social media trends. Once a product goes viral, it's instantly available at the tip of our fingers - we buy it, the hype goes up and then falls just as quickly. This creates a self-perpetuating cycle, fuelled by our fear of missing out (FOMO) and desire to stay socially visible.  Think Labub

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