Singer Jessie was shot in the face during the performance of "Water Bomb 2022".

On June 30th, Jessie posted a video on her Instagram with a message, "When they wet your face… but you play it off with style and grace… ? still love you".

The released video was part of the performance presented by Water Bomb Seoul 2022 held on the 25th.

Jessie, wearing a red cropped top, shot a water gun in her face as she stepped onto the stage.

Jessie frowned slightly at the sudden water gun, and as if embarrassed, the song could not continue smoothly.

Soon, however, she successfully wrapped up the stage by pretending to be okay.

Earlier, (G)I-DLE's Shuhua was also shot by the audience on the stage of "Water Bomb 2022".

At that time, Shuhua was attacked with a water gun on her face and said on Naver V Live, "Who shoots water in my face? I really couldn’t see. I had contact lenses on, and when I opened my eyes, I couldn’t see for like thirty seconds. I told you guys not to go overboard. Let's not meet on the street", she said with anger.

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As the water gun attack continued on Jessie following Shuhua, the controversy over the stage manners of "Water Bomb" is emerging as a hot topic again.

The music festival "Water Bomb" is a festival that combines water gun fights and music festivals, and the audience enjoys water gun fights together while watching the performances of their favorite artists.

However, it was controversial as it was seen indiscriminately shooting water guns at artists on stage recently.

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Kwon Eun Bi recently opened up about the generation gap she felt with Jang Wonyoung during their time together in IZ*ONE.

On April 4, Kwon Eun Bi made a guest appearance on the YouTube channel “Workman”, where she worked with host Jang Sung Kyu as a luxury car mechanic.

During the episode, Kwon Eun Bi shared, “When we were active in IZ*ONE, I was the oldest member, and there was a 9-year age gap with the youngest member, Jang Wonyoung (born in 2004).”

Jang Sung Kyu teased her, saying, “So, you were like her aunt,” to which Kwon Eun Bi responded with a laugh, “More like her teacher!” This playful comment got everyone laughing.

Jang Sung Kyu then asked, “Did you feel the generation gap, especially when talking?” Kwon Eun Bi reminisced, “We were singing the song ‘It’s Already One Year’, and Jang Won Young asked, ‘What’s that?’ That’s when I felt the generation gap. It’s a song I used to sing a lot at karaoke—it’s a real nostalgic classic.” ‘It’s Already One Year’ was a hit song by Brown Eyes, released in June 2001.

Jang Sung Kyu commented, “Your generation is similar to mine,” but Kwon Eun Bi quickly replied, “Oh, no, that’s not true!” causing everyone to burst into laughter.

Kwon Eun Bi’s candidness about the generational difference in IZ*ONE had fans reminiscing about the unique chemistry and moments from their time together in the group.

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