Watch Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman Get Soaked Onstage at Waterbomb Festival in South Korea

"We love you Seoul," Hugh Jackman said in one video from his appearance with Ryan Reynolds at the event

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are living it up on their Deadpool & Wolverine world tour.

The costars made a pit stop at the 2024 Waterbomb Festival in Seoul, South Korea, on July 5, where they were seen getting sprayed with water on the stage at the music festival in videos shared on social media.

Videos Jackman, 55, shared on his Instagram Stories show him being introduced as Wolverine as he held a water gun; the actor struck a pose as fans in the crowd sprayed water in his direction. "We love you! We love you Seoul," he said in one video, speaking to the audience as he made a heart sign with his hands.

The actor could also be seen with a smile on his face as he was soaked head-to-toe while operating a water gun, another video shared by a festival attendee on X showed.

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Reynolds, 47, and Jackman have been touring countries in Asia as they promote the upcoming Deadpool movie. On July 3, Reynolds shared photos on Instagram from the pair's trip to Shanghai, China, with the movie's director Shawn Levy and thanked the city for hosting them.

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"As we make our way to Korea, we want to thank the people of Shanghai for the incredible hospitality and warmth," he wrote in a caption. "I’ve been lucky to visit China five times — and as of today, the beautiful sights and sounds of Shanghai for a third time. Thank you from the heart of our bottom."

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Jackman and Reynolds have been close friends ever since they first worked together for the big screen in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which also marked Reynolds' first big screen appearance as Deadpool.

“I think the secret sauce to a long-lasting Hollywood friendship is not too dissimilar to having a partner or a marriage,” Reynolds said to Jackman while the pair spoke with PEOPLE about their friendship.

“I am genuinely rooting for you, all the time. I want you to win," he added. "It’s the same way I feel about Blake. As I'm rooting for her, I know she's rooting for me, and it's why we're so connected.”

Deadpool & Wolverine is in theaters July 26.

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