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K-pop legends Super Junior release new documentary on Disney+ Hotstar, January 18

'Super Junior: The Last Man Standing' follows the band from their inception and traces their record success in Asia and beyond

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 12 Dec 2022 7:00PM

K-pop legends Super Junior release new documentary on Disney+ Hotstar, January 18
The documentary features never-before-seen interviews with the group as they look back on their career. – Pic courtesy of Disney+ Hotstar, December 12, 2022

IN celebration of the coming new year and the group’s 18th anniversary, a new documentary about legendary Korean pop band Super Junior will be released exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar, January 18. 

'Super Junior: The Last Man Standing' follows the band from their inception as Super Junior 05 and traces their record success – first across Asia and then the world.

Offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at Super Junior and its members – Lee Teuk, Hee Chul, Ye Sung, Shin Dong, Eun Hyuk, Dong Hae, Si Won, Ryeo Wook, and Kyu Hyun  –the documentary features never-before-seen interviews with the group’s members as they look back on their stellar career, recounting personal stories and feelings to provide fans and viewers with unmissable new insights into the group and the modern K-pop industry.

'Super Junior: The Last Man Standing' premieres exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar starting January 18. – The Vibes, December 12, 2022

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