Singer Park Jin-Young (J.Y. Park) released behind-the-scenes shots of the music video for his new song "WET," radiating overwhelming seasoned charisma and deadly charm.
His label JYP Entertainment released behind-the-scenes photos from the music video shoot for Park Jin-Young's new single "WET," which was released on the 23rd. This new song is a summer seasonal song presented for the first time in about six years since 2020's "When We Disco (Duet with Sunmi)", and it was selected as the main theme song for Korea's representative summer festival "Waterbomb 2026," generating heated attention.
"WET," which Park Jin-Young wrote, composed and arranged himself, is a reggaeton genre based on Latin American sounds suited to summer heat. Earlier Park Jin-Young introduced the song as "a story about playing until your whole body is drenched in sweat." As proof, the music video is filled with passion like a blazing sun, beads of sweat, and a dynamic dance break that intensifies toward the end, capturing viewers' attention.
In particular, the behind-the-scenes shots released this time draw attention to Park Jin-Young's solid visuals after reducing his body fat percentage to a single digit for the comeback. Even in his 32nd year since debut, his muscular silhouette forged by rigorous self-discipline and the captivating performance in which he synchronizes with dancers under intense red lighting hint at his unique aura.
Having fired the opening salvo of a successful comeback, Park Jin-Young is scheduled to take the stage at "Waterbomb 2026" at KINTEX in Ilsan on the 26th, once again proving the formidable presence of the "original summer king."
[Photo] JYP Entertainment
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