Lee Young-ji's 'Waterbomb' plea: 'Please don't splash water on my face'
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Lee Young-ji expressed a strong desire to participate in the 'Waterbomb' festival.
- She posted a photo on social media asking fans not to splash water on her face during her performance.
South Korean singer Lee Young-ji has conveyed her earnest wishes regarding her upcoming appearance at the 'Waterbomb' festival. The artist, known for her energetic performances, shared her specific request with fans through her social media channels.
On July 24, Lee Young-ji posted a message on her personal SNS account. Alongside a selfie, she wrote, "Today, I like my face. Can you please not splash water on me? Is there any way?" The accompanying photograph showed the singer with blonde hair, wearing stage makeup and attire, taken as a selfie.
Her plea suggests a desire to maintain her appearance during the performance, perhaps due to specific makeup or styling choices for the event. The 'Waterbomb' festival is known for its large-scale water fights, where performers and audiences are doused with water throughout the event, making her request a notable one.
Fans are likely to respond to her plea, though the nature of the festival makes it a challenging request to fulfill entirely. Lee Young-ji's message adds a personal and slightly humorous touch to the anticipation surrounding her performance at the popular music event.
Today, I like my face. Can you please not splash water on me? Is there any way?
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.