Disney+ Announced The Release Date For 'Super Junior: The Last Man Standing'

TV & Film

Dec 13

K-pop fans rejoice! Disney+ announced the release date for Super Junior: The Last Man Standing. The documentary will take fans behind the scenes of the lives of current members Lee Teuk, Hee Chul, Ye Sung, Shin Dong, Eun, Hyuk, Dong Hae, Si Won, Ryeo Wook, and Kyu Hyun, with never-before-seen interviews as well as follow the band’s start as Super Junior 05 to now.

Disney+ will release the documentary in several Asian-Pacific countries, including Thailand, South Korea, Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore, and Japan on Wednesday, January 18th, which also marks the group’s 18th anniversary. It will also release globally on the same day. During the announcement, Disney released the official poster for the show.

RELATED:

Featured

A New Image From HBO's 'The Last Of Us' Focuses On Pedro Pascal And Bella Ramsey

Dubbed by the media as the “King of Hallyu Wave,” the doc will also offer new insights into the modern K-pop industry. After the creation of the group in 2005, Super Junior has gone on to win numerous accolades and was the best-selling K-pop artist over several years, starting with 2009’s Sorry, Sorry. In 2015, the music video for their 2011 hit “Mr. Simple,” reached 100 million views, making Super Junior the first SM boy group to reach the milestone.

First announced on November 30th, Super Junior: The Last Man Standing, will join fellow K-pop group BTS, who also have their Disney+ original, BTS: Permission to Dance on the streaming platform. The announcement also included several Korean originals, Soundtrack #2 and Call It Love, and the Webtoon adaptation of Moving.

Watch Super Junior: The Last Man Standing on Disney+ on January 18th.

READ NEXT:

Featured