On the morning of October 16, fashion magazine W Korea posted a video related to Jay Park on its official Instagram account, which was a celebratory stage video for the 'Love Your W 2025' breast cancer awareness campaign event hosted by W Korea held at a hotel in Seoul on October 15. W Korea stated, "The editor's concerns about whether it would be okay to perform with an injured leg were unfounded, but please enjoy Jay Park's performance, which tore through the entire space as soon as it started. You can check out the full high-definition live video tonight on W Korea's YouTube channel." The video was suddenly deleted about 20 minutes after being posted, and there were criticisms that the song selection was excessively inappropriate for a campaign aimed at raising awareness of breast cancer. This was the reason. The general consensus is that not only the singer who chose the song but also the organizers who requested or tolerated such song selections were reckless. The lyrics of Jay Park's 'MOMMAE,' released in 2015, are written by a man excited by the woman's voluptuous figure. That's the story. In particular, lyrics like "I don't know what our relationship is, but I want to be introduced to you now, twin sisters on your chest" are unrelated to the purpose of the breast cancer awareness campaign, while 'body' lyrics can only be verified through adult verification on music platforms. This year's event also celebrated its 20th anniversary by inviting a large number of stars from different generations, including BTS's RM, V, J-Hope, and actors Go Hyun-jung and Lee Young-ae, who drank, enjoyed celebratory stages, and danced. Due to the party atmosphere and celebrities' revealing outfits, there are criticisms that it is difficult to find the original message of 'raising breast cancer awareness.' Park Eun-bin, who was quick-witted, said it was her first time attending such an event and hurried home, and fans are pouring in applause. In addition to Jay Park's risqué song selection, netizens responded to the controversial breast cancer event, saying, "Don't just use breast cancer; starting next year, make improvements to align with the purpose," "Is there any consideration for breast cancer patients in inviting celebrities to laugh and chat among themselves?", " Choosing songs for drinking and dancing is about 'body',,, isn't this kind of misleading for patients?", and "The event costs will likely exceed the donation amount."
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