How Dolls Are Made | I Didn't Know That

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Published 2013-03-14
Visit a factory in Yiwu, China, where workers use 500,000 tons of polyethylene plastic to make five million Lucy dolls each year.
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All Comments (21)
  • @cutebabibttm
    Everybody's talking about how these dolls aren't as good as Barbie but no one noticed how sad those factory workers and their working conditions are.
  • I first thought - when I saw the thumbnail - that the dolls were carrots, but then I read the title
  • @stainedhands
    am i the only one who finds this really sad? Thoes people worl their asses off for what? What a depressing life
  • @spacebug30
    01:44 that rooting machine though, the dream of every doll customizer. Rerooting dolls is a hell...
  • With so much work to make ONE doll, people make doll destroying videos... ._.
  • @allilahamirah
    10,000 dolls per day and you can't get your employees a safety equipment?
  • @Milkberry333
    I am so worried about their hands getting hurt! They work so hard and so fast that I'm worried about their hands!
  • @fx7105
    I hated these fake barbies, when you take their clothes of the body is so damn scary, and they're always half bald, and they smell bad :(
  • @3melys
    It's kinda sad these people have to spend their lives working at a factory that create a knock off Barbie dolls. They probably don't get paid much.
  • @Psychlist1972
    They talk about Barbie up front, and then show a cheap rip-off of Barbie.
  • @katdrianl5399
    Ok those dolls aren't like Barbie but can we all just appreciate the time and effort that those workers put?
  • @minaaamewws6586
    “A team of hairdressers makes sure Lucy looks her best” cuts the doll’s fringe too short
  • @Czesnek
    They should get paid more doing the same shit for 10 hours every day including weekends. I would rather be homeless than working in a factory.
  • @bubbletea8576
    Wait the first doll they showed were Barbie but after they show how they make Lucy dolls ????!!!
  • @Wolfoe1238
    Barbie dolls technically originated from the US, based off a German doll called Lilli. And I just, love that the voice over person is making everything seem so exciting when these people are probably working in poor conditions
  • @PrincessKarasu
    This looks really cool except for the unhappy workers ._. I want a lucy doll