Super Junior Marks a Successful Start to Their 20th Anniversary Comeback

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• Emotional and entertaining showcase featuring new stages, interviews, and a panel-style talk show draws attention

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• 12th full album “Super Junior25” tops domestic and international charts upon release

Super Junior, under SM Entertainment, has fired the successful opening signal for their 20th anniversary comeback.

On July 8, Super Junior celebrated the release of their 12th full-length album “Super Junior25” with a countdown live broadcast and an online showcase, connecting with fans around the world and making the day especially meaningful.

During the showcase, Super Junior unveiled for the first time performances of their title track “Express Mode”, along with B-side tracks “Haircut” and “Stuck With You” (우리의 꽃말). The members also gave honest and heartfelt interviews centered around essential keywords like their debut, first music show win, and their fan club E.L.F., receiving a warm response.

The showcase was styled like a 20th anniversary awards ceremony. Following members’ tributes to songs like “U”, which marked the group’s beginning, and “Sorry, Sorry”, which solidified their identity, the show featured performances of those iconic tracks. Fans were also treated to a hilarious “Super Debate” segment — a lighthearted balance game focused on 20th anniversary themes.

With “Super Junior25,” the group proved their enduring popularity by topping the iTunes Top Albums chart in 17 regions including Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. 

They also ranked No. 1 on China’s QQ Music and KuGou Music digital album sales charts, Bugs real-time chart, and Hanteo Daily Chart in Korea.

Meanwhile, Super Junior will appear on SBS PowerFM’s “Cultwo Show” on July 9, where they will continue their comeback promotions with their signature wit and charisma.

Written by Mun Wan Sik

Translated by Lee So Yun 

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