JYP's Bold Fashion Statement at Waterbomb 2025: A K-Pop Legend's Pink Vinyl Look
If you thought only idols in their twenties could break the internet with their fashion, think again. Park Jin Young, the legendary JYP himself, just crashed the Waterbomb 2025 party in a way that only he can.
On July 4th, JYP took to social media and dropped two photos that had everyone talking - and not just for his music.
He showed off a pink see-through vinyl halter top that left absolutely nothing to the imagination. The bold, transparent design was a total head-turner, making fans wonder if JYP is secretly competing with the new-gen idols for the "most extra" outfit award. Alongside the pics, he cheekily wrote, "I've prepared the outfit you all wanted, and my body's ready too. See you tonight!"
And just to keep it real, he even posted a photo of his weight - 77.65 kg - because why not? For Indian youth used to seeing Bollywood stars obsess over six-packs, JYP's "here's my weight, deal with it" attitude feels refreshingly honest and relatable.
Pink Vinyl, Fan Banter, and the Legend of the 'Plastic Pants'
Of course, fans did what fans do best: they flooded his comments with wild suggestions. "Can't think of anything but plastic pants," one wrote, while another demanded, "Bring out the LED plastic pants!" The plastic pants have become a running joke among K-pop fans, almost like how Indian fans keep bringing up Govinda's iconic outfits from the 90s.
JYP, never one to miss a beat, shot back with his trademark wit: "Honestly, plastic is too obvious, so I wanted to try something else.
Why are you all like this?" It's the kind of playful banter that makes him such a legend - he's in on the joke and loving every minute of it.
Waterbomb 2025 - Where Fashion, Fun, and K-pop Collide
The Waterbomb Seoul 2025 festival is running from July 4th to 6th at the KINTEX Global Outdoor Stage in Goyang. It's basically the K-pop version of Holi - but with water guns, wild outfits, and a lot more neon. If you've ever wanted to see your favorite stars get drenched while wearing the most outrageous clothes, this is the place.
JYP's pink see-through look is already the talk of the festival, proving once again that age is just a number and confidence is everything. It's the kind of energy Indian youth can totally vibe with - a reminder that sometimes, you just have to own your quirks and have fun with it.
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