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It was introduced as a logic game for the first time by FoxMind in 2014 during the Nuremberg Toy Fair, followed by the New York Toy Fair. The company marketed the product as a logic game that is quick and fun to play and fidget with. It gained popularity initially with toys and games specialty stores
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According to the BBC, inspiration for its design came from a dream Ora Coster had when her sister, an artist, passed away from breast cancer. She is quoted as saying "...imagine a large field of breasts, that you can push the nipple' She went to him and said do a carpet of nipples that you can press
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and special education specialists. In 2019, FoxMind partnered with Buffalo Games, LLC to introduce the toy/game under FoxMind's Pop It! trademarked brand in all
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At first, there were no buyers to manufacture the toy because its rubber construction made mass production expensive. In 2009, it was acquired by
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The toy's success is attributed to a 2020 TikTok video of a monkey named Gaitlyn in which the monkey played with a
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consisting of a usually-brightly colored silicone tray with poppable bubbles, similar to
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The mechanical design of the Pop-It bubble popper was originally invented in 1975 by
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of Theora Concepts: a married Israeli couple who had invented many games including
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This article is about the fidget toy. For the Canadian show, see
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influencers as well as boredom and stress attributed to the
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For the novelty firework sometimes called Pop-Its, see
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Pop it (toy)
Pop It!
bang snaps

Fidget toy
Silicone
fidget toy
bubble wrap
TikTok
COVID-19 pandemic

Miami
Florida
Theo and Ora Coster
Guess Who?
Montreal
Target
Eye popper
Fidget spinner
Stress ball
"How a monkey launched the pop-it toy craze"
"Viral 'pop it' toys are the new fidget spinners. What are they?"
Today
"Pop It! fidget toys are in everyone's hands. But why?"
Tampa Bay Times
"Pop it, a hit: how a rainbow, reusable bubble wrap fidget toy became a playground must-have"
The Guardian
"How Pop Its, the TikTok Sensation, Became the Toy of the Pandemic"
The Wall Street Journal
"When did Pop It toys become popular?"

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