She stood on stage without a word. Under the shining lights, she did not stop and was not light for a moment. Her gaze deepened, and the smile that brushed her lips was rather sharp. On stage, Park Bom overwhelmed summer like that.
On the 6th, Park Bom took the stage at 'Waterbomb Seoul 2025'. Then, on the 13th, she revealed a photo from the event along with a short message on her SNS saying, "I love you, Park Bom."
From the first scene, she captured attention. The softly fluttering chiffon top and leopard-patterned bottoms created a contrast. The delicate neckline and bold silhouette of the bottoms intersected, instantly dominating the stage atmosphere. Holding the microphone and raising her gaze, she freely crossed the boundaries of 'sexy' and 'intensity.'
In the following performance, her black bob haircut clearly highlighted her facial features. The intense red-toned makeup flowing over her lips and her dreamy eyes harmonized, captivating the entire stage. Every time she lightly raised her arms and let her gaze fall, the stage transformed into a new scene.
It didn't end with just a sensual mood. Her expression contained ease, and even the slightest movement of her fingertips exuded a professional aura. Even amidst the heat of the stage, she remained unshaken, and the audience held their breath, fixated on her.
Where the water cannon passed, the warmth of the stage remained. It was a momentary performance, but the emotions solidified, and with just one gaze, she completely changed the mood of the season.
Meanwhile, 2NE1, to which Park Bom belongs, completed a total of 25 performances in 12 cities for their Asia tour last year, celebrating their 15th debut anniversary. After finishing their encore performance at KSPO DOME in April last year, they are set to take the global stage with 'Waterbomb Busan 2025' on the 26th and 'Waterbomb Bali 2025' in Indonesia in September. They also announced their appearance during halftime of the '2025 Coupang Play Series' match between Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United at Seoul World Cup Stadium on August 3.
[Kim Seung-hye, MK Sports Reporter]
