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D’Angelo Adams
D’Angelo Adams was on the hunt this past spring. He was searching for a sparkly NeeDoh called a Dream Drop. D’Angelo hoped Target would have it. But when he and his mom got to the store, the toy was sold out.
“People really, really want them,” says D’Angelo.
The 10-year-old from Indiana isn’t the only kid searching for NeeDohs. The squishy toys have been around since 2017. But interest in them exploded in recent months. Before long, some NeeDohs were hard to find. The simple toy had become the latest fad.
D’Angelo Adams was on the hunt this past spring. He was looking for a NeeDoh. It’s called a Dream Drop. D’Angelo and his mom went to Target. But the toy was sold out there.
“People really, really want them,” says D’Angelo. He’s a 10-year-old from Indiana.
He isn’t the only kid looking for NeeDohs. The squishy toys have been around since 2017. But interest in them blew up in recent months. Before long, some NeeDohs were hard to find. The toy had become the latest fad.