No longer super junior, but the group who gave the world Sorry Sorry is still going strong

Super Junior, which made its debut in 2005, had 13 members at its peak. It now has 11 members, though two are inactive.
Super Junior, which made its debut in 2005, had 13 members at its peak. It now has 11 members, though two are inactive.PHOTO: HALLYUPOPFEST 2019
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    May 12, 2019, 11:37 am SGT
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SINGAPORE - Super Junior may be one of the most senior K-pop boybands at 14 years old, but it is still going strong.

The group will headline the HallyuPopFest, performing on the second day of the two-day K-pop music festival to be held here.

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