Ryan Reynolds recently questioned on Instagram, “How is this a job?” while referring to his current publicity tour for the upcoming “Deadpool & Wolverine’ film.
Reynolds, soon to reprise his role as Wade Wilson (a.k.a. Deadpool) for the fourth time in the sequel, recently traveled to Shanghai, China, and Seoul, South Korea, along with his co-star Hugh Jackman (Logan/Wolverine) and their director Shawn Levy.
Highlights of their trip included giant inflatable dolls, a spontaneous baseball game, meeting a K-Pop boy band, and an epic water gun fight in front of a huge crowd.
On Friday, Reynolds shared a carousel of images on his verified Instagram from the Waterbomb Festival in Korea, which featured the two stars getting drenched on stage.
In the caption, the "Proposal" actor described the festival as “the coolest, most charming mix of K-pop, water-fights, dancing and joy.”
“Promoting a film is supposed to be WORK but Marvel’s paying for us to go on the greatest vacation of our lives,” he continued. “Someone is for sure getting fired over there. Probably Kevin Feige.”
Throughout the tour, Jackman and Reynolds have kept up their snarky banter, maintaining their playful faux-frenemy dynamic that masks a genuine bromance. They've known each other for over a decade, dating back to their time together in 2009's "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," where Reynolds made his somewhat awkward debut as Deadpool.
Jackman even shared a Story from the Instagram user Avengergram, who captioned a photo of toy figurines of the titular duo with, “Seeing all the ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ press tour posts is like watching a romantic comedy.”
The next stop for the stellar superhero duo is Berlin, Germany.
"Deadpool & Wolverine" hits theaters on July 26.
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