Danny Go Toys Flipping for Double at Walmart

If you have young kids with unrestricted internet access, you already know. Danny Go is a YouTube powerhouse with nearly 4 million subscribers and over 4 billion views. Created in 2019 by three childhood friends from Charlotte, the show gets kids moving with high-energy music videos like “Gorilla Smash” and “The Floor is Lava.”

The channel’s massive following just completed a 72-stop live tour across the US. Now toy manufacturer Just Play partnered with Danny Go to bring the show’s energy to playrooms nationwide.

We’ve seen this playbook before. YouTubers like MrBeast and Logan Paul have turned millions in profit by leveraging their social media popularity into real-world profits, and resellers are more than happy to cut themselves out a slice of the pie.

These 11.5-inch foam drumsticks light up in six colors and play 16 sound effects plus three songs from the show. Kids drum along to “Gorilla Smash,” “Boom Boom Dinosaur,” and “Candy Cane Crush.” Batteries included.

The boombox comes with five character figures including Danny, Gerald, Mindy Mango, Bearhead, and Pap Pap. Kids place characters on top to mix songs, with three play modes including Music Mix Maker, Music Game Challenge, and Bedtime Mode. The “dance floor” lights up during play.

This 13-piece obstacle course set includes nine rock floor pieces, two ice crystals, and a 27-inch tunnel. The light-up volcano calls out Danny’s voice prompts for two different game modes that get the whole family moving.

These toys launched as Walmart exclusives. Check your local Walmart toy section or walmart.com for availability. Inventory varies by location, but stock should remain available through the holidays as Walmart continues restocking.

Store availability fluctuates daily, so calling ahead saves time. Some locations report 10-15 units per item.

Parents want what their kids watch. Danny Go’s massive YouTube presence created instant brand recognition with young families. The toys extend the show’s active play concept beyond screen time, which parents appreciate.

The November 28 launch positioned these perfectly for holiday shopping. Kids who watch Danny Go daily want to recreate the videos at home. First-to-market advantage helps, but this opportunity should extend through Christmas and into early 2025.

The best part about this flip is the massive volume. These toys might not be reselling for eyepopping profits, but they are selling in bulk every hour of every day. If you manage to find a few in stores, you should have no trouble flipping them for a profit.

Double retail isn’t massive profit per unit, but Danny Go toys offer consistent, low-risk flips for resellers already sourcing at Walmart. The YouTube brand recognition drives reliable parent demand through Christmas.

If you’re hitting Walmart for other inventory, these are worth grabbing when you see them. Just don’t make special trips unless you can secure meaningful quantity.