At this stage, everyone has been affected by a fidget spinners at some point.
From public transport to Communion parties, they’re everywhere - even engraved on the side of children's heads.
No, really.
Ryan Campbell shared a photo of his younger brother’s new haircut his received from Ciaran James Robert in Cutting Crew Barbers, Belfast
MY BROTHER GOT A FUCKING FIDGET SPINNER HAIRCUT pic.twitter.com/yfiUgCYE9C
— Erín 🏳️⚧️☘️ (@CampbellBeans) May 16, 2017
The toys were first intended to help children with ADHD, anxiety or autism but quickly became a craze for kids of all shapes and sizes.