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Time Out
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Waterbomb Festival is returning to Hong Kong this summer, and going to Macau for the first time
We've been itching to go to a music festival soon, and Waterbomb has finally answered our prayers, announcing confirmation of their Hong Kong dates this year. This festival originates from South Korea, and is well-known for being a water party with liberal use of water guns on top of a music festival, so be prepared to get soaked. Mark your calendars for October 4 and 5, as Waterbomb will be taking over the Central Harbourfront. The 2025 lineup has yet to be confirmed, but last year saw major Korean artists like Rain, Jay Park, Loco, Gray, Jessi, StayC, PH-1, and more perform on our stage, so this edition is bound to be pretty stellar as well. If you're planning on going, log onto their Instagram and comment who you'd like to see at the festival in their artist wishlist post – and hopefully with enough fan support, you'll get to see your favourite musicians live in Hong Kong. This year also marks the first time ever that the Waterbomb Festival is going to Macau. The precise venue hasn't been confirmed yet, but the dates are coming up soon next month, on August 9 to 10. Ticket information for both events will be released soon, so check this space. We're keeping our fingers crossed that this year the festival's queues will be managed better – and also praying that we won't be hit by a typhoon during the event again!
Time Out
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Waterbomb 2025 Hong Kong
Mark your calendars for October 4 and 5, as Waterbomb will be taking over the Central Harbourfront. The 2025 lineup has yet to be confirmed, but last year saw major Korean artists like Rain, Jay Park, Loco, Gray, Jessi, StayC, PH-1, and more perform on our stage, so this edition is bound to be pretty stellar as well. If you're planning on going, log onto their Instagram and comment who you'd like to see at the festival in their artist wishlist post – and hopefully with enough fan support, you'll get to see your favourite musicians live in Hong Kong.
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
BLACKPINK's Jennie's flashing moment in LA sparks comparisons to Kwon Eunbi's Waterbomb performance, ignite K-Pop double standard discussion
During BLACKPINK's recent performance at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Jennie briefly flashed what appeared to be a bikini-style top while unzipping her jacket — a moment that lasted only seconds but instantly went viral. Fans flooded social media with gifs and clips, praising her confidence and playful energy. The moment was part of her solo set, which included 'Like Jennie,' and matched the tour's fierce, free-spirited vibe. Comparisons to Kwon Eunbi's waterbomb performance So, Jennie and Eunbi's shows got everyone chatting about unfair double standards, owning your body, and how things are changing in K-pop. Some fans are cheering them on for being brave, but others are asking if they're getting too much heat from the public eye. As K-pop spreads all over the globe, moments like these prove that times are changing, and idols are starting to take charge of their image and what they say. Jennie's moment made people think of Kwon Eunbi's popular Waterbomb Festival 2025 show, where Eunbi wore a bikini top with an open shirt and danced on her knees in a sexy way. Both shows were daring, but online folks noticed a big difference in how people reacted: Kwon Eunbi gets slammed, but Jennie's called cute. lol — Comment on theqoo via KBIZoom Can we just leave Kwon Eunbi and Jennie alone? It's not like she was swinging her chest around or twerking — at that level, it's just cute.' — Comment on theqoo via KBIZoom Some fans stuck up for both stars, saying that no one should judge artistic expression differently based on who's more famous or what guys and girls are supposed to do. Eunbi's viral surge and chart impact Despite controversy, Kwon Eunbi's Waterbomb performance led to a surge in popularity, Her Instagram gained 117,000+ followers in three days, Her YouTube channel added 4,000 subscribers and songs like 'Hello Stranger,' 'Underwater,' and 'Door' saw chart boosts in Taiwan and Hong Kong The Know Your Meme entry on Eunbi's performance highlights how her sensual choreography became a meme and fan art inspiration, with posts. Jennie and Eunbi's performances have gotten folks talking about double standards, personal freedom, and how K-pop's changing. Some fans are cheering them on for being so confident, but others are wondering if they're getting too much heat from the public eye. As K-pop spreads worldwide, these moments show that things are shifting. Idols are grabbing the reins of their images and voices.
CNA
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- CNA
Waterbomb Singapore 2025: South Korean rapper and Earth Arcade star Lee Young-ji announced as final addition
Get ready for an energetic performance – and possibly, laughs – at the upcoming Waterbomb Singapore 2025 as popular South Korean rapper and variety show star Lee Young-ji has been announced as the final addition to the music festival. The 22-year-old will be setting the stage on fire on Aug 31 – the second day of the two-day event. Lee first burst into the scene in 2019 as the winner of the reality competition show High School Rapper 3. She gained regional popularity as a member of the hit variety show Earth Arcade, which also stars comedienne Lee Eun-ji, Ive member Yujin and Oh My Girl member Mimi. Lee has also participated in chart-topping singles such as Small Girl and Fighting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by WATERBOMB SINGAPORE (@waterbomb_singapore_official) Happening at Sentosa's Siloso Beach on Aug 30 and 31, Waterbomb Singapore 2025 will see loads of beloved K-pop acts, such as 2NE1, Minho and Taemin of Shinee and CLC members Sorn and Seungyeon. Other regional artistes who will take the stage include Korean-Canadian singer-songwriter Junny and Singaporean singer Estelle Fly. View this post on Instagram A post shared by WATERBOMB SINGAPORE (@waterbomb_singapore_official)
Time of India
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kwon Eun Bi's Waterbomb journey: From viral fame to buying parents a car and a dream home
Kwon Eun Bi, known as the 'Waterbomb Goddess,' recently shared how her viral performances at Waterbomb festivals changed her life. Her solo song 'Underwater' played a major role in her success, and especially as clips from her performances spread widely on social media, it helped to become popular all over the internet. She opened up about her journey, from facing early struggles in her career to buying a car for her parents and finally purchasing her own house. Kwon Eun Bi's Waterbomb festival fame Kwon Eun Bi recently appeared in Episode 5 of the web variety show HeoIlbyeong, where she opened up about her rise in popularity, financial milestones, and personal struggles. During the show, singer Ha Sungwoon playfully asked her about the income she made from Waterbomb performances. Eun Bi jokingly replied that if her Waterbomb video reached 300,000 views within a month, she would help fund a 3,000-graft hair transplant for him. However, the video has now crossed over 4 million views, far surpassing expectations. This light-hearted exchange hinted at how successful she has been recently and made fans curious whether she would follow through on her humorous promise. Kwon Eun Bi's difficult journey Eun Bi also spoke honestly about her difficult journey in the entertainment industry. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like So viel kostet eine Solaranlage inkl. Montage in 2025 Solaranlage fürs Dach Undo She revealed that she had trained for many years and even debuted once before IZ*ONE, but the debut didn't bring her success. She had to go back and train for another four years before finally making it big. She shared that during those years, she felt really guilty for depending on her parents financially. Heartwarming part of the interview One of the most heartwarming parts of the interview was when she talked about giving back to her family. She shared that after IZ*ONE disbanded then she started earning from her solo work, and the very first thing she did was buy a car for her parents. She said that this was a priority for her and that she wanted to give back to her family before spending money on herself or anything else. In April 2025, news had surfaced that she bought a 2.4 billion KRW (approximately 1.8 million USD) standalone house in Songjeong-dong, Seoul. Many assumed this was a result of her Waterbomb fame. However, Eun Bi clarified that although she did buy the house, her parents came first. She had already bought them the car before making the real estate investment, showing her gratitude and love for her family.
