The boys' two albums, "Mr. Simple" and "Bonamana," have topped the chart on Taiwan's KKBOX, which bills itself as the "world's largest Chinese online music service."
"Mr. Simple," Super Junior's fifth studio album, has grabbed the No. 1 spot on KKBOX's Korean album chart for 37 consecutive weeks since August 2011.
Prior to this, "Bonamana," the title track of the boy band's fourth studio album, topped KKBOX for 63 consecutive weeks from June 2010 to August 2011.
"We are very honored and grateful for being at No.1 for 100 weeks," Super Junior said.
For their feat, Super Junior was awarded as the Korean Singer of the Year in the KKBOX Digital Music Award held last January.
"Mr. Simple" is Super Junior's bestselling album of all time, with 500,000 copies sold since its release last August 2011. The album won the disk daesang award at the 26th Golden Disk Awards and 21st Seoul Music Awards. It also became No. 1 in the Philippines.
On the other hand, "Bonamana," released in May 2010, sold about 300,000 copies.
In the latest Korean album ranking on KKBOX, Super Junior is No. 1, followed by Big Bang's "Alive," KARA's "Hits," Big Bang "4.5 Special Edition," FT Island's "Grown Up," Girls Generation's "The Boys," Hyuna and Hyunseung's "Trouble Maker," 2NE1's "2nd Mini Album," Girls Generation's "Run Devil Run," and miss A's "Touch."
Last April 27 to 29, Super Junior held their "Super Show 4" world tour in Jakarta, Indonesia, attracting about 25,000 fans.
This was the boy band's first solo concert in Indonesia, which also featured new boy band EXO-M as special guest.
Super Junior will be holding their "Super Show 4" concert in Tokyo, Japan on May 12 and 13 followed by encore concerts in Seoul on May 26 and 27.
Popular idol group Super Junior known as the leading hallyu wave artist achieved an amazing record of being ranked in 1st place on the Taiwanese music chart for 100 consecutive weeks.
Super Junior’s 5th studio album title track ‘Mr. Simple’ has recorded an amazing feat of maintaining #1 for 37 consecutive weeks on Taiwan’s largest music site KKBOX’s Korea TOP 100 chart.
Prior to this Super Junior has ranked #1 with their 4th album title track ‘BONAMANA’ for 63 weeks since June of 2010, marking the longest record in the history of KKBOX’s charts. Now continuing the dominance is the ‘Mr. Simple’ taking over the first spot with a total of 100 consecutive weeks.
Super Junior has set a new record by being number one on a music chart in Taiwan for 100 weeks in total. The title song "Mr. Simple," from their fifth album, has been on the TOP 100 chart of the popular online music site, "KKBOX." On April 29, the chart for the fourth week of April was revealed and it showed that Super Junior was at number one once again. They have been number one for 37 weeks consecutively.
Super Junior shared, “We are happy and grateful to be ranked #1 for 100 consecutive weeks. This is an
amazing record even when we think about it. We want to thank all of our fans truly once again. We will be Super Junior that works even more diligently.”
Super Junior is currently successfully continuing on their world tour ‘Super Show 4,’ their next stop is a solo concert in Tokyo Dome with an expected audience of 100,000 fans on May 12-13.
Additionally, Super Junior claimed the number one spot for 63 weeks consecutively, from the first week of June 2010 to the second week of August 2011. This was for the title song, "BONAMANA," from their fourth album. First, they set a record by being the first to be number one for the longest time on "KKBOX" chart. Then, they set a new record by passing along the number one spot to their other song, "Mr. Simple," which resulted in Super Junior being number one for 100 weeks.
Super Junior expressed their feelings by saying, "Number one for 100 weeks consecutively. We are happy and honored. Even we believe that it is a surprising record. We once again want to thank our fans. We will become a harder working Super Junior."
Currently, Super Junior is successfully on their world tour, "Super Show 4." They will continue their world tour in front of over 100,000 fans at the Tokyo Dome in Japan on May 12 and May 13.
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