(6 Jan 2026)
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Las Vegas, Nevada, US - 5 January 2026
1. Pan of Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star, giving attendee music-playing lollipop to try
2. Various of attendee trying lollipop
3. Tilt up of Lawrence explaining lollipop
4. Close tilt up of Lawrence holding lollipop
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"So, Lollipop Star is a lollipop where as you eat it, you start hearing the music and you enjoy music while you're enjoying the lolllipop."
6. Attendee trying lollipop
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"It uses bone induction technology, so from the back of your mouth, you'll start to feel the different vibrations that go up into your ear."
8. Various of lollipops in packaging on display
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"It's super fun, it's a great way to enjoy your favorite song while enjoying a lollipop, which I think we can all love and remember from childhood how fun those are and it's a really fun novelty product that I think a lot of people will really enjoy."
10. Pan of lollipops in packaging on display
11. Pan of Lawrence speaking with attendee
12. Lollipops in packaging on display
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"So, it's just launching with three different artists and three different flavors, and it'll expand beyond that. And it'll be available at convenience stores earlier or later this year. And it's available at lollipopstar.com for $8.99. So, it's a fun way for everyday people to enjoy a favorite song or a novelty product, pick up something fun that they have just, you know, as they're walking around and can enjoy."
14. Various of attendee trying lollipop
15. SOUNDBITE (English) CES attendee (name not given):
"It's strange, you just put it in your mouth and you hear music in your ears, somehow. Very funny. A novelty fun item."
16. Attendee trying lollipop, nodding head and dancing
STORYLINE:
LEAD IN :
CES is full of eye catching tech...but one gadget cum sweet treat appeals to other senses.
Lollipop Star is a candy that plays you music as you eat it.
STORYLINE:
This candy has a hidden treat.
Created by Lollipop Star the sweet plays music while you eat it.
The company says it uses “bone induction technology,” which lets you hear songs — like tracks from Ice Spice and Akon — through the lollipop as you lick it or bite it in the back of your mouth, according to spokesperson Cassie Lawrence.
"It's super fun, it's a great way to enjoy your favorite song while enjoying a lollipop, which I think we can all love and remember from childhood how fun those are and it's a really fun novelty product that I think a lot of people will really enjoy,” says Lawrence.
The musical lollipops will go on sale after CES on Lollipop Star’s website for $8.99 each.
And if that wasn’t enough star power, Akon is expected to visit the company’s booth Tuesday when CES opens to the public.
CES, the annual trade show of all things tech, opens on Tuesday, January 6, following two days of media previews.
Formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show, CES brings attendees and exhibitors from all over the world.
CES 2025 saw more than 141,000 attendees from over 150 countries, regions and territories, according to the CTA.
More than 4,500 exhibitors, including 1,400 start ups, are expected this year.
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Las Vegas, Nevada, US - 5 January 2026
1. Pan of Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star, giving attendee music-playing lollipop to try
2. Various of attendee trying lollipop
3. Tilt up of Lawrence explaining lollipop
4. Close tilt up of Lawrence holding lollipop
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"So, Lollipop Star is a lollipop where as you eat it, you start hearing the music and you enjoy music while you're enjoying the lolllipop."
6. Attendee trying lollipop
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"It uses bone induction technology, so from the back of your mouth, you'll start to feel the different vibrations that go up into your ear."
8. Various of lollipops in packaging on display
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"It's super fun, it's a great way to enjoy your favorite song while enjoying a lollipop, which I think we can all love and remember from childhood how fun those are and it's a really fun novelty product that I think a lot of people will really enjoy."
10. Pan of lollipops in packaging on display
11. Pan of Lawrence speaking with attendee
12. Lollipops in packaging on display
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Cassie Lawrence, Lollipop Star:
"So, it's just launching with three different artists and three different flavors, and it'll expand beyond that. And it'll be available at convenience stores earlier or later this year. And it's available at lollipopstar.com for $8.99. So, it's a fun way for everyday people to enjoy a favorite song or a novelty product, pick up something fun that they have just, you know, as they're walking around and can enjoy."
14. Various of attendee trying lollipop
15. SOUNDBITE (English) CES attendee (name not given):
"It's strange, you just put it in your mouth and you hear music in your ears, somehow. Very funny. A novelty fun item."
16. Attendee trying lollipop, nodding head and dancing
STORYLINE:
LEAD IN :
CES is full of eye catching tech...but one gadget cum sweet treat appeals to other senses.
Lollipop Star is a candy that plays you music as you eat it.
STORYLINE:
This candy has a hidden treat.
Created by Lollipop Star the sweet plays music while you eat it.
The company says it uses “bone induction technology,” which lets you hear songs — like tracks from Ice Spice and Akon — through the lollipop as you lick it or bite it in the back of your mouth, according to spokesperson Cassie Lawrence.
"It's super fun, it's a great way to enjoy your favorite song while enjoying a lollipop, which I think we can all love and remember from childhood how fun those are and it's a really fun novelty product that I think a lot of people will really enjoy,” says Lawrence.
The musical lollipops will go on sale after CES on Lollipop Star’s website for $8.99 each.
And if that wasn’t enough star power, Akon is expected to visit the company’s booth Tuesday when CES opens to the public.
CES, the annual trade show of all things tech, opens on Tuesday, January 6, following two days of media previews.
Formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show, CES brings attendees and exhibitors from all over the world.
CES 2025 saw more than 141,000 attendees from over 150 countries, regions and territories, according to the CTA.
More than 4,500 exhibitors, including 1,400 start ups, are expected this year.
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