Singer Bada Vocalizes Strong Desire for 'Waterbomb' Festival Slot

South Korean singer Bada, a member of the iconic girl group S.E.S., has publicly declared her strong desire to perform at the popular 'Waterbomb' music festival. During a recent appearance on the MBC TV show 'Radio Star,' Bada lamented that despite being a frequent performer at summer festivals, she has never been invited to 'Waterbomb.'

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My name is Bada, so it doesn't make sense that they don't call me.

Bada argued that it is nonsensical for her not to be included, especially considering her stage name translates to 'sea' in Korean. She humorously pointed out, "My name is Bada, so it doesn't make sense that they don't call me." She has been anticipating a stage at 'Waterbomb' since its inception in South Korea in 2015, a wait spanning 11 years.

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Am I not 'MAD' and the mother of K-pop?

Asserting her significance in the K-pop scene, Bada declared, "Am I not 'MAD' and the mother of K-pop?" She playfully added, "A Waterbomb without Bada is not a true Waterbomb." The singer extended a public invitation to the festival organizers, emphasizing her eagerness to participate.

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A Waterbomb without Bada is not a true Waterbomb.

Demonstrating her commitment, Bada stated she would even accept a substitute performance slot, prioritizing her desire to perform over her pride. "I'm not just filling a gap; I'm going to my rightful place," she asserted, highlighting her unique passion for the event. Her remarks have generated buzz among fans, many of whom echo her sentiment that her presence at the festival would be a natural fit.

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I'm not just filling a gap; I'm going to my rightful place.