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Following a viral clip of BLACKPINK‘s Jennie from a recent show, it has sparked a heated debate about women’s rights.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie | @jennierubyjane/InstagramDuring a recent DEADLINE show in LA, Jennie went viral for “flashing” the crowd.
BLACKPINK’s Jennie Goes Viral For Flashing Audience During Tour
Following Kwon Eunbi’s WATERBOMB performance, it sparked major reactions among fans.
The clip continues to go viral, with one tweet having over 280,000 likes.
OMFG???!!!!! pic.twitter.com/W40yR2mBXQ
— kenji 𓅓 (@yk2aii) July 14, 2025
On July 15, following the tweet’s posting, Korean netizens sparked a heated debate about women’s rights under the clip. Some thought that the actions were too sexual and inappropriate for the audience and harmful, with some sharing some extreme thoughts on what Jennie did.
리사 춤도 그렇고 어린 아이들도 가서 신나게 보는게 아이돌 콘서트인데.. 애들한테 유해하다고 생각함.. 애들이 보면 가슴 드러내고 엉덩이 흔드는게 쿨하고 힙하다고 생각할꺼 아냐..하
블랙핑크 각자 멋지게 활동하다가 다시 모인 멋있는 여성들이라고 생각하고 있었는데 왜.. 그러는거야ㅠㅠ https://t.co/3bLtA7hsXm
— marronfig0_0 (@marronfig0_0) July 15, 2025
Lisa’s dancing too — idol concerts are supposed to be fun even for kids to enjoy… I think this is harmful to children. If kids see that kind of stuff, they’ll think showing your chest and shaking your butt is what’s cool and hip… sigh. I thought BLACKPINK were cool women who went off and did their own amazing things and then came back together — but why are they doing this.
인용창 난리났네 백래시 맞고 모욕센서도 뒤졌고 여성인권 신경도 쳐 안쓰는 얘들만 모여있네 아니 굳이 안저래도 되는 사람이 왜 맨날 저럴까 진짜 유해하다 https://t.co/6mff05INPw
— 오여 (@female8282) July 15, 2025
Quote tweet section is a mess. Everyone’s getting hit with backlash, lost all sense of shame, and it’s full of people who don’t give a damn about women’s rights. I mean, why does someone who doesn’t need to do this keep doing it? This is genuinely harmful.
가슴 까면 좋아하는 게
좋아할 거 알아서 까는 게
성을 파는 거라고 성 상품화라고 https://t.co/jUQdi7zk4Z
— 만두 (@gaehimdeulda18) July 15, 2025
Showing boobs because people like it, and doing it knowing people like it — that’s called selling sex. That’s sexual objectification.
권은비도 그렇고 제니도 왜 재꾸 여성인권을 나서서 떨어뜨리는거임 이렇게 안해도 충분히 다른 퍼포먼스로 멋있을 수 있는 사람들이잖아 https://t.co/aka8CzIN7Y
— 드드더덕 (@kkkkkparis_1819) July 15, 2025
Same with Kwon Eunbi — why are Jennie and others actively lowering the bar for women’s rights? These are people who can easily put on amazing performances without doing this kind of stuff.
Yet, some fans hit back at the idea that idols like Jennie wearing “exposing” outfits and doing these kinds of actions are suitable for the age, and if they count as damaging women’s rights, then there weren’t any to start.
여자인권 ㅇㅈㄹ 이딴걸로 없어질 인권이면 처음부터 없던거임 세상에 여자가 ㅂㅍ만 있는 것도 아니고 ㅋㅋ 애초에 ㄱㅅ 보여주는게 목적이 아니라 어떤 브랜드에서 라잌ㅈㄴ 적힌 비키니 ㅈㄴ 전용으로 만들어줬는데 그거 보여주려고 그런거임 이미 인스타에도 올려서 팬들은 다 아는데 의미부여하네 https://t.co/lhIss0OMzO
— 젠득젠득 (@kpoplovegirlsss) July 15, 2025
If something like this can make women’s rights disappear, then those rights were never there to begin with. And it’s not like Jennie is the only woman in the world lol. The goal wasn’t to flash boobs — a brand specifically made that bikini with ‘like JENNIE’ on it just for her, and she was just showing it off. It’s already on Instagram, fans already saw it. People are overthinking this.
아이들도 오는 콘<이지랄 블핑 지금 나이대가 30-28살 이런데 그럼 시발 콘서트에서 아기상어 부르니? 애초에 테일러스wi프트도 가사에 욕들어가고 비욘ce콘서트는 노래 자체가 섹스어필하는 곡들 ㅈㄴ많은데 그 관객 중에 애기는 없을거 같음? 진짜 트위터로 페미 배운 한녀들이 더 여혐함ㅅㅂ https://t.co/AFinCBThtT
— ꒰ঌ ໒꒱ (@henoaerxck) July 15, 2025
Talking about ‘kids at concerts’ — come on, the members of BLACKPINK are like 28 to 30 now. What, should they be singing Baby Shark at their shows? Even Taylor Swift uses swear words in her lyrics, and Beyoncé has tons of songs that are all about sex appeal. You think there are no kids at those concerts? Seriously, some of these Korean women who learned feminism off Twitter are even more misogynistic.
The topic of female idols and “exposing” outfits has netizens split, and you can read about it below.
“Misogyny!” Kwon Eunbi’s Sexy “WATERBOMB” Performance Outfit Sparks Heavily Divided Reactions
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