This Chinese toy has been returned in large quantities! Available on Amazon and Walmart

It is learned that according to foreign media reports, a Chinese-made toy sold on Amazon and Walmart Canada has recently been complained by consumers and received a large number of return applications from consumers. Walmart has now removed all such products from the shelves.

According to reports, this is a dancing cactus toy with a built-in music player, and the reason for the complaint is that the music played by the toy includes Polish songs involving cocaine. As a children's toy, this is obviously inappropriate, so many parents gave bad reviews and applied for returns.

The toy plays the song "Gdzie jest biały węgorz?" by Polish rapper Cypis, the title of which translates to "Where are the white eels?", with "white eel" listed as a reference to the cocaine line in Urban Dictionary.

On Wednesday evening, the toy was still on sale at Walmart.ca for less than $26 (it originally listed for more than $51), but as of Thursday morning, the product listing had disappeared.

Walmart said the toy was being sold by a third-party seller on its shopping site and it was removing the listings while it further investigated the complaint.

There are dozens of versions of the toy listed on Amazon.ca, all with similar reviews from buyers who warn others about the song's reference to cocaine.

As Christmas approaches, it is the peak season for toy sales. Sellers need to pay attention to whether the audio, pictures, slogans, etc. in the toys they sell contain sensitive words to avoid losses due to negligence.

Editor ✎ Xiao Zhu/

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