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SuperM (Korean: 슈퍼엠) was a South Korean supergroup formed in 2019 by SM Entertainment and Capitol Music Group.[1] The group consisted of seven members from four SM Entertainment boy bands: Taemin from Shinee, Baekhyun and Kai from Exo, Taeyong and Mark from NCT 127, Ten from WayV, and Lucas, who is a former NCT and WayV member.[2] The group debuted on October 4, 2019, with their self-titled EP, which entered the US Billboard 200 at number one, making SuperM the first Asian artist in history to top the chart with a debut release.[3][4] Their debut single, "Jopping", was among Billboard's Critics' Picks for the "25 Best K-pop Songs" of 2019.[5]

Key Information

SuperM went on hiatus in mid-2021 because some members began their mandatory military enlistments and later left SM Entertainment. There have been no announcements on the future of the group.

History

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Background and formation

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All members of SuperM came from existing boy groups under SM Entertainment. Taemin had been an active artist since the age of 14, when he debuted as a member of Shinee in May 2008.[3] Baekhyun and Kai debuted as members of Exo in April 2012. They have also been members of Exo's Korean sub-unit Exo-K since April 2012, and Baekhyun has been a member of its R&B-oriented sub-unit Exo-CBX since October 2016. Taeyong, Ten, and Mark debuted as members of NCT in April 2016, and Lucas debuted as a member of NCT in January 2018. Taeyong and Mark were added to NCT's Seoul-based sub-unit, NCT 127, in July 2016. Mark also debuted as a member of NCT's then-teenaged sub-unit NCT Dream in August 2016, while Ten and Lucas were added to NCT's China-based sub-unit, WayV, in January 2019.

In 2019, before the official announcement of SuperM's debut, there had been rumors that SM Entertainment was planning to debut a "K-pop Super Boy Band".[6] On August 7, 2019, Capitol Music Group chairman Steve Barnett and SM Entertainment founder Lee Soo-man officially announced the group as SuperM at Capitol Congress 2019.[7][8][9][10][unreliable source?][11] The "M" in SuperM stands for both Matrix and Master, since each member was already an established star in their own groups.[12][13] The teaser revealed the group members, each excelling in dance performance, vocals, and rap.[14][15] Described as "the Avengers of K-pop", the group was to be focused more on performance-based music.[9][16] SM A&R executive and director Chris Lee stated that the group had been in the works for around one year. Lee felt the analogy to the Avengers was apt: "Each Avenger has their own group and Iron Man has his own movie and Thor has his own, but together, they have an even greater synergy, so like that the members will pursue their own careers and own groups but also join together with synergy—a positive one".[9]

Audiences and followers had mixed opinions on the project at first. Some fans are enthusiastic about the band's debut following the release of the first teaser at Capitol Congress 2019.[17] Meanwhile, others were concerned about SM Entertainment prioritizing existing groups, Exo members establish solo careers before their mandatory military service, and the group debuting in the United States rather than starting with Korean promotions.[18][19] Writing for MTV News, Caitlin Kelley opines that "the biggest takeaway from the backlash is that it's not that easy to combine the powers of multiple fandoms" and felt that the group's structure might be complicated for American audiences, although she noted that "the fact that SuperM trended worldwide for several hours shows potential. That level of engagement means that there is widespread interest in the group—now it's just a matter of turning public opinion around".[18] Kate Halliwell of The Ringer wrote, "plenty of people support several groups within the K-pop genre at large, and it makes sense to target them whenever possible ... but the toxic side of fandom is difficult to escape". She added that the formation of the group "once again [proves] how online backlash is inevitable, and often overwhelming when it comes to navigating multiple K-pop fandoms at once", although she felt that the formation of the group "[signifies] a rising tide in Western K-pop demand".[19]

2019–2020: Debut and Super One

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SuperM promoted their debut album both in the US and in South Korea.[20] Several teasers were posted on SuperM's various social media channels.[19][21] The group filmed their debut music video in Dubai in August 2019.[21] The group's self-titled debut EP was released on October 4, with the instrumental of one of the album's songs, "I Can't Stand the Rain", released on August 28.[22] SuperM's lead single, "Jopping", was released alongside its music video on the same day as the EP,[23] which debuted at number one at the Billboard 200 albums chart with 168,000 equivalent album units in the week ending October 10.[24]

SuperM held their debut concert at the Capitol Records Building in Los Angeles on October 5[25] and made their television debut on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on October 9.[26] The group then embarked on their first tour, We Are the Future Live, with ten dates in North America from November 2019 to February 2020.[27][28][29][30][16] The tour extended to Latin America and Europe with three shows in February 2020.[31][32] The group sold-out their stop at the second largest indoor arena in the UK, the O2 Arena, among others.[33] Their Tokyo Dome concert, which was initially scheduled for April 23, was indefinitely postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[34] The group participated in the online concert series, One World: Together at Home, on April 18, to support the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund from the World Health Organization, as well as promote social distancing. The group performed an unreleased song, "With You", from separate locations.[35]

In April 2020, SuperM became the first group from SM Entertainment to hold a live online concert, entitled Beyond the Future, jointly organised by SM Entertainment and Naver as part of the world first online-dedicated live concert series, Beyond Live.[36] For their concert on April 26, they performed songs from their debut album as well as new tracks from an upcoming unannounced release, playing to a live audience of more than 75,000 paying real-time viewers from over 109 countries. The revenue from the online concert, from pure ticket sales excluding merchandise, has been estimated at US$2 million.[4][37]

In August 2020, the group announced their first studio album, Super One, for a September 2020 release.[38] The album release was preceded by a pre-release single, "100", released on August 14.[39] SuperM made their US morning television debut through video call on Good Morning America on August 20 with a performance of "100".[40] In a brief interview prior to the group's performance, Mark explained that the audience was witnessing the exact same set that they used for their Beyond LIVE concert in April.[41] On August 26, SuperM won the Seoul Mayor Award at the 2020 Newsis K-Expo, making it the group's first award since their debut.[42] The second pre-release single, "Tiger Inside", from SuperM's first studio album was released on September 1.[43] It eventually became the group's first song to enter the Gaon Digital Chart.[44] On September 25, SuperM revealed its collaboration with Marvel for a limited edition merchandise series alongside the release of Super One and the album's third and lead single "One (Monster & Infinity)".[45] The album debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 with 104,000 equivalent album units. It became the group's second top three entry after their debut EP.[46] SuperM participated in on online advocacy event for mental health, The Big Event, by the World Health Organization on October 10. The group performed "Better Days" during the event, which was broadcast live on the WHO's Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok channels.[47][48]

2021–present: Hiatus, military enlistments and company departures

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Baekhyun enlisted as part of South Korean mandatory military service on May 6, 2021, becoming the group's first member to enlist.[49] Taemin became the second on May 31.[50]

In the SM Entertainment online concert SM Town Live 2023: SMCU Palace at Kwangya on January 1, 2023, it was announced that SuperM would have a comeback in 2023 following the discharges of Baekhyun and Taemin,[51] though it did not eventuate.[52] Baekhyun completed his military service on February 5, while Taemin finished his service on April 4.[53][54] Lucas left NCT and its sub-unit WayV on May 10, further putting his status as a SuperM member into question.[55] Kai became the third member to enlist on May 11, following a surprise notice by the South Korean government while preparing for an upcoming Exo album.[56]

In 2023, Baekhyun ended his contract with SM Entertainment because of overdue payments and unreasonable deals.[57] It was later announced that he will remain under contract with SM for group activities, while fulfilling solo activities independently.[58] Similarly, Taemin's contract with SM ended in March 2024. It was stated that he would still fulfill group activities as a member of Shinee, though his future with SuperM is unclear.[59] Taeyong was the final Korean member to begin his service, enlisting in the Navy as an active duty soldier on April 15, 2024.[60]

Endorsements

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Korean Air's Boeing 777-300ER featuring SuperM

SuperM were announced as global ambassadors for Korean Air in November 2019.[61][62][63] On November 4, the group was featured alongside SM labelmate BoA in Korean Air's safety video, which was added to all Korean Air flights on the same day.[64] The song featured in the video, "Let's Go Everywhere", was released on November 18, and proceeds of the song were donated to Global Poverty Project's Global Citizen campaign.[64][65]

Following their safety video feature, the group was also advertised through livery sported by one of Korean Air's Boeing 777-300ER, registered as HL8010.[66] The livery is a picture of the group's seven members with the group's name logo below it and is situated at the aft part of the aircraft.[66][67]

In January 2021, insurance company Prudential announced a collaborative campaign with SuperM called "We Do Well Together". The campaign encourages people to maintain good health and to spread positivity.[68] As part of the campaign, the group released a promotional single, "We Do", which was released alongside its music video on April 9.[69] Prudential hosted a virtual fan meeting and concert, with Taeyong, Ten, Lucas, and Mark attending due to Baekhyun and Taemin serving in the military and Kai being under self-quarantine after fellow Exo member Xiumin tested positive for COVID-19; Baekhyun, Taemin, and Kai appeared through pre-recorded video.[70]

Members

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Discography

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Studio albums

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List of studio albums, with selected details, chart positions and sales
Title Details Peak chart positions Sales Certification
KOR
[72] 		AUS
[73] 		BEL
(FL)
[74] 		CAN
[75] 		FRA
[76] 		JPN
[77] 		JPN
Hot
[78] 		NZ
[79] 		UK
Dig.
[80] 		US
[81]
Super One 1 82 175 69 73 7 8 40 29 2

Extended plays

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List of extended plays, with selected chart positions and sales
Title Details Peak chart positions Sales
KOR
[87] 		BEL
(FL)
[74] 		CAN
[88] 		FRA
[76] 		JPN
[89] 		UK
Dig.
[90] 		US
[24]
SuperM
  • Released: October 4, 2019 (US)[22]
  • Label: SM, Capitol
  • Formats: CD, LP, digital download, streaming
 3 130 38 —[A] 7 19 1

Singles

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List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
KOR
[44] 		KOR
Hot.
[95] 		CAN
[96] 		FRA Dig.
[97] 		JPN
Hot.
[98] 		NZ
Hot.
[99] 		UK Dig.
[100] 		US World
[101]
"Jopping" 2019 —[B] 84 85 140 27 24 96 1 SuperM
"100" 2020 — 94 — — 35 — — 7 Super One
"Tiger Inside" 142 65 — — 69 — — 7
"One (Monster & Infinity)" — 96 — — 54 — — 7
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Promotional singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Album Notes
KOR
[103] 		US
World
[104]
"Let's Go Everywhere" 2019 — 23 Non-album single Collaboration with Korean Air
"With You" 2020 — — Super One Collaboration with Global Citizen for One World: Together at Home
"We Do" 2021 —[C] — Non-album single Collaboration with Prudential
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.

Other charted songs

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List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
World
[101]
"I Can't Stand The Rain" 2019 10 SuperM
"Super Car" 15
"No Manners" 20
"2 Fast" 24
  1. ^ "SuperM" did not enter the Main Album Chart, but appeared at no. 11 on the component Digital chart.[91]
  2. ^ "Jopping" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but appeared at no. 108 on the component Download chart.[102]
  3. ^ "We Do" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but appeared at no. 133 on the component Download chart.[105]

Filmography

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Music videos

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Title Year Director Ref.
"Jopping" 2019 Woogie Kim [106]
"Let’s Go Everywhere" Oui Kim [107]
"100" 2020 Woogie Kim [108]
"Tiger Inside" Yong-soo Kwon [109][110]
"One (Monster & Infinity)" Beomjin a.k.a. Paranoid Paradigm [111]
"We Do" 2021 Unknown

TV shows

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Year Title Network Note(s) Ref.
2019 SuperM - The Beginning SBS Debut reality show [112][113]
2020 M-Topia Wavve Travel reality show [114]
SuperM's As We Wish tvN [115][116]
All That Nickelodeon Guest Stars; Episode "1122" [117][118]

Concerts and tours

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SuperM: We Are the Future Live
World tour by SuperM
Associated albumSuperM
Start dateNovember 11, 2019 (2019-11-11)
Legs4
No. of shows
  • 10 in North America
  • 1 in Latin America
  • 2 in Europe
  • 1 in Asia
  • 14 in total
SuperM concert chronology

SuperM: We Are the Future Live is SuperM's first world tour, promoting their eponymous debut album. The tour was officially announced on October 2, 2019, with tickets going on sale on October 5, 2019.[28] The tour began on November 11, 2019, in Fort Worth and initially visited nine cities in North America. An extension to the tour began on February 9, 2020, in Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

Set list

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Set list of the first show in Fort Worth:

– VCR 1 – Intro

  1. "I Can't Stand The Rain" + Dance Performance
  2. "Danger" + "Goodbye"[a]
  3. "GTA"[b]
  4. "Super Car"
  5. "Dream in a Dream" + "New Heroes"[c]
  6. "Bass Go Boom"[d]
  7. "Betcha" + "UN Village"[e]
  8. "Dangerous Woman"
  9. "2 Fast"[f]
  10. "Baby Don't Stop"[g]
  11. "Talk About"[h]
  12. "Confession"[i]

Encore:

  1. "No Manners"[j]
  2. "With You"
  3. "Jopping"

Tour dates

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Date City Country Venue
Leg 1 – North America
November 11, 2019 Fort Worth United States Dickies Arena
November 13, 2019 Chicago United Center
November 15, 2019 Duluth Infinite Energy Center
November 17, 2019 Fairfax EagleBank Arena
November 19, 2019 New York City Madison Square Garden
January 30, 2020 San Diego Viejas Arena
February 1, 2020 Inglewood The Forum
February 2, 2020 San Jose SAP Center
February 4, 2020 Kent accesso ShoWare Center
February 6, 2020 Vancouver Canada Rogers Arena
Leg 2 – Latin America
February 9, 2020 Mexico City Mexico Mexico City Arena
Leg 3 – Europe
February 26, 2020 Paris France AccorHotels Arena
February 28, 2020 London United Kingdom The O2 Arena

Cancelled shows

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List of cancelled concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and reason for cancellation
Date City Country Venue Reason
April 23, 2020 Tokyo Japan Tokyo Dome[119] COVID-19 pandemic[34]

Awards and nominations

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Name of the award ceremony, year presented, nominee(s) of the award, award category, and the result of the nomination
Year Award ceremony Category Nominee/work Result Ref.
2019 Bravo Otto Newcomer SuperM Nominated [120]
Seoul Music Awards Popularity Award Nominated [citation needed]
Hallyu Special Award — Nominated
Bonsang Award SuperM Nominated
2020 Newsis K-Expo Cultural Awards Seoul Mayor Award — Won [121]
Indonesian Television Awards Special Award — Won [122]
APAN Music Awards Best Male Group SuperM Nominated [citation needed]
Golden Disc Awards Album Division Bonsang Super One Nominated [123]
2021 Gaon Chart Music Awards MuBeat Global Choice Award – Male SuperM Nominated [124]

Notes

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References

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SuperM (Korean: 슈퍼엠; RR: Syupeoem) is a South Korean supergroup formed in through a partnership between and , featuring seven members selected from SM's existing boy bands: of , and Kai of , Taeyong and Mark of NCT, and Ten and Lucas of . Often dubbed the "Avengers of K-pop" for assembling top-tier idols into a powerhouse unit aimed at global expansion, the group was positioned as a bold experiment to elevate 's international presence. The supergroup debuted on October 4, 2019, with their self-titled EP SuperM: The 1st Mini Album, which entered the US Billboard 200 at number one, marking the first debut album by a K-pop group to achieve this feat and selling 168,000 equivalent units in its first week. Their lead single "Jopping" introduced a high-energy, hip-hop-infused sound blending the members' diverse talents in vocals, rap, and dance. In 2020, they released their first full-length album Super One, which debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 and topped charts in South Korea, further solidifying their commercial impact amid the COVID-19 pandemic. SuperM supported these releases with a world tour, including sold-out shows at venues like London's O2 Arena, though promotions were adapted to virtual formats like the "We DO" concert due to global restrictions. Despite their rapid rise and chart dominance, SuperM faced significant backlash from fans and critics over perceived overworking of members, questionable chart manipulation via bundling, and the group's concept as a profit-driven venture rather than an organic collaboration. The group entered an indefinite hiatus after 2021, with no new music or tours announced since, exacerbated by internal challenges including member Lucas's two-year hiatus and departure from in 2023 following allegations of , mandatory military enlistments by members such as Kai (enlisted May 2023, discharged February 2025) and Taeyong (enlisted April 2024, ongoing as of November 2025), and key members Baekhyun and Taemin terminating their exclusive solo contracts with SM in 2023 and 2024, respectively, to pursue independent ventures while agreeing to continue limited group activities under the label, complicating SuperM's future. As of 2025, there have been no official updates on the supergroup's status or potential comeback.

Formation and Concept

Announcement and Member Selection

On August 7, 2019, SM Entertainment announced a strategic partnership with Capitol Music Group and Caroline to launch SuperM, a K-pop supergroup positioned as the "Avengers of K-pop" to target global audiences, particularly in Western markets, with a planned U.S. debut in October. The announcement took place at the Capitol Congress event in Los Angeles, where SM founder Lee Soo-man and Capitol Music Group CEO Steve Barnett highlighted the project's aim to combine top talents for international appeal. The seven members were selected from existing SM Entertainment groups based on their individual expertise to ensure a balanced and versatile lineup: Taemin from SHINee for lead dance and performance; Baekhyun from EXO for main vocals and leadership; Kai from EXO for main dance; Taeyong from NCT 127 for main rap; Mark from NCT 127 for lead rap; Ten from WayV for dance and vocals; and Lucas from WayV for rap and visuals. This selection process emphasized synergy among established idols, drawing from their proven skills in vocals, rap, dance, and stage presence to create a powerhouse unit capable of high-energy performances. Pre-debut promotion began in late August 2019 to build anticipation, starting with a group teaser image and debut schedule reveal on August 28 via official channels, followed by an introduction video on August 31 that showcased the members in silhouette practicing choreography. Individual member profiles, trailers, and concept photos were then released progressively from early September, highlighting each artist's personal style and contributions to the group's dynamic. The full lineup was confirmed in the initial announcement on August 7, , with further details and official visuals disseminated through SM Entertainment's website and social media platforms throughout September, culminating in concept photo sets like Ten's on September 10.

Group Name and Positioning

The name SuperM derives from "Super," symbolizing the synergy and combined talents of its members, and "M," which stands for both "matrix," representing the interconnected nature of their skills, and "," denoting their elite status within the industry; this nomenclature was intentionally crafted to evoke the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Avengers, positioning the group as a powerhouse ensemble of established artists. SuperM was strategically marketed as the "Avengers of K-pop" to leverage the star power of its members—selected from SM Entertainment's top acts including , , NCT, and —for maximum international impact, particularly targeting U.S. and global audiences through a high-profile with and its Caroline imprint. This partnership facilitated SuperM's U.S. debut in October 2019, emphasizing a supergroup model that differentiates it from traditional idol formations by focusing on cross-group and broad market penetration. The group's positioning highlights a fusion of genres including EDM, hip-hop, rock, and pop, designed to appeal beyond conventional boundaries and establish SuperM as an innovative force in global music. This eclectic approach underscores their role as a boundary-pushing supergroup, with promotional teasers in introducing the "We Are the Future" to emphasize the forward-thinking synergy of their elite composition.

Career Timeline

2019 Debut and Initial Promotions

SuperM released their self-titled debut (EP), SuperM, on October 4, 2019, through , , and . The EP featured the lead single "," a high-energy track blending hip-hop, EDM, and pop elements, which debuted at number one on Billboard's chart, marking the group's first chart-topping hit in the United States. The following day, on October 5, 2019, SuperM held their inaugural live showcase concert outside the in , , drawing an attendance of approximately 5,000 fans for performances of tracks from the new EP, including "Jopping" and "I Can't Stand the Rain." This event, streamed live worldwide, served as the group's first public performance and highlighted their synchronized choreography and vocal prowess, setting the tone for their global ambitions. Initial promotions emphasized U.S. media exposure to capitalize on the group's multinational appeal. SuperM made their American television debut on on October 9, 2019, performing and engaging in an interview that showcased their individual member backgrounds from established SM acts like , NCT, , and . These appearances, combined with online content releases such as performance videos, helped build momentum ahead of their arena tour announcement. The EP achieved significant commercial success shortly after release, debuting at number one on the chart with 168,000 equivalent album units in its first week, making SuperM the first K-pop group and the highest-charting debut act by an Asian artist on the ranking. It also topped Billboard's World Albums chart, underscoring the supergroup's immediate impact in the international market.

2020: Super One Album and Collaborations

In 2020, SuperM released their pre-release single "100" on August 14 as a lead-in to their debut full-length album. The track, characterized by its high-energy EDM production and motivational lyrics emphasizing unity and perseverance, marked the group's return after their debut EP. It debuted and peaked at number 1 on the chart, showcasing their continued international appeal. SuperM's first studio album, Super One, arrived on September 25, comprising 15 tracks that blended EDM, hip-hop, and pop elements to convey themes of hope and collective strength amid global challenges. The album featured the pre-release single "Tiger Inside," a dynamic track performed as a subunit collaboration between NCT 127's Taeyong and Mark, highlighting their rap and vocal . Super One debuted at number 2 on the and number 1 on the Billboard World Albums chart, underscoring the group's commercial momentum built from their debut EP's success. Due to the ongoing , SuperM adapted their promotional activities with innovative virtual experiences, including the streamed concert SuperM: Beyond the Future on April 26, which drew over 75,000 paid viewers from 109 countries and incorporated elements for an immersive performance. This event emphasized the group's resilience, setting the stage for album promotions later in the year. "Tiger Inside" also tied into broader collaborations, including visual artwork by acclaimed comic artist for its , enhancing its thematic depth with intricate black-and-white illustrations of inner strength.

2021–2025: Hiatus, Enlistments, and Departures

Following the release of their digital single "We DO" on April 9, 2021, as part of a with Prudential, SuperM significantly reduced group activities, marking this as their final collective release to date. The track, performed entirely in English, emphasized themes of and perseverance but signaled a shift toward individual pursuits amid upcoming personal commitments. The group's indefinite hiatus began in mid-2021, primarily driven by mandatory enlistments for several key members, which disrupted coordinated promotions after their peak in 2020. EXO's enlisted as a social service worker on May 6, 2021, and was discharged on February 5, 2023, after completing his 21-month service. Similarly, SHINee's began his active duty service on May 31, 2021, following an initial enlistment delay due to health evaluations, and returned on April 4, 2023. These absences, combined with the logistical challenges of aligning schedules across SM Entertainment's supergroup structure, effectively paused SuperM's momentum, contrasting with their earlier high-profile tours and album cycles. Further complicating the group's dynamics, EXO's Kai enlisted for social service on May 11, 2023, and was discharged on February 10, 2025, extending the period of limited availability for full-member engagements. In May 2023, NCT and member Lucas departed from those units following a involving allegations of misconduct in past relationships, though he remained under as a solo artist; this shift rendered him inactive in SuperM activities. Additionally, NCT's Taeyong, SuperM's leader, enlisted in the as an on April 15, 2024, with his service projected to conclude around December 2025, leaving the group without its central figure for the foreseeable future. Despite a teaser from on January 1, 2023, during the SMTOWN Live concert, announcing a potential comeback that year with the message "SuperM will be coming in 2023," no new group material or promotions materialized. The unfulfilled promise highlighted ongoing challenges, including staggered enlistments and agency priorities, leading members to prioritize solo endeavors and original group commitments. For instance, following his discharge, founded the independent label INB100 in late 2023, launching official activities in 2024 to manage his solo career and collaborations with EXO subunit members Chen and . As of November 2025, SuperM remains on hiatus, with no confirmed plans for resumption amid these structural shifts.

Members

Current Members

SuperM's current lineup consists of six members from SM Entertainment's prominent acts: Taeyong and Mark from NCT, Ten from , Kai and from , and from . These artists continue to be affiliated with the supergroup amid individual military enlistments and solo endeavors, which have limited group activities since 2021. Taeyong, born July 1, 1995, serves as SuperM's main rapper, originally from NCT 127. He released his second solo mini album TAP on February 26, 2024, featuring tracks like the title song "TAP" and "," which showcased his rap versatility before his military enlistment on April 15, 2024. His service is expected to conclude on December 14, 2025, impacting SuperM's availability during this period. Mark, born August 2, 1999, is a lead rapper in SuperM and anchors the group's rap line, hailing from both and . He remained active in 2024 with 's sixth studio album WALK, released on July 15, contributing to tracks that highlighted his bilingual rap skills, and 's mini album DREAMSCAPE in November. In 2025, he made his solo debut with the full-length album The Firstfruit on April 7, featuring rap-centric tracks that built on his SuperM experience. His ongoing subunit promotions underscore his role in bridging SuperM's dynamic rap elements. Ten, born February 27, 1996, contributes as a lead dancer and rapper in SuperM, representing . He made his solo debut with the EP TEN on February 13, 2024, including the "Nightwalker," which emphasized his vocal and dance prowess and topped global charts upon release. Ten has focused on international promotions, leveraging his Thai background for broader appeal in SuperM's performances. Kai, born January 14, 1994, is SuperM's main dancer from . Following his military discharge on February 10, 2025, after enlisting on May 11, 2023, he announced the "KAION" world tour starting May 17, 2025, in and spanning , , and other regions through September, centered on dance-focused projects that align with his expertise in the group. Taemin, born July 18, 1993, acts as a lead dancer and vocalist in SuperM, from . He released his fifth solo mini album ETERNAL on August 19, 2024, under , with lead singles "Sexy in the Air" and "Horizon," blending R&B and dance elements reflective of his influence on SuperM's . Taemin is renowned for providing key input during SuperM's live performances. , born May 6, 1992, is the leader and main vocalist in SuperM from . In 2024, he founded his own label INB100 to manage solo projects, and embarked on the 2025 world tour Reverie, commencing June 7–8 at Seoul's KSPO Dome and spanning multiple continents, featuring his solo and without SuperM tracks.

Former Members

Lucas (born Wong Yuk-hei on January 25, 1999) served as a rapper and vocalist in SuperM, bringing international appeal through his multilingual abilities in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Korean. As a member of NCT and its Chinese sub-unit , he was selected for SuperM to enhance the group's global reach, debuting with the ensemble in October 2019. During his tenure, Lucas contributed to SuperM's early releases, including prominent features in the debut single "" (2019), where he delivered rap verses emphasizing the group's high-energy concept, and the 2020 track "100" from the album Super One, showcasing his vocal and performance skills in promotional stages. Lucas went on an indefinite hiatus from group activities in August 2021 following personal allegations of misconduct, including and in past relationships, as detailed in anonymous online posts by individuals claiming to be his ex-girlfriends; confirmed the hiatus to allow him time for self-reflection. On May 10, 2023, announced his official departure from NCT and to focus on solo endeavors, though he remains signed to the agency as an individual artist, effectively ending his involvement with SuperM. Post-departure, Lucas released the independent documentary series Freeze in February 2024 on his personal YouTube channel, where he addressed the 2021 scandals, discussed his mental health struggles including depression, and expressed remorse for his past actions. He has not participated in any SuperM activities since 2021. His exit reduced SuperM's lineup to six members and further extended the group's overall hiatus, compounded by military enlistments among the remaining members.

Artistry

Musical Style and Influences

SuperM's music is defined by a high-energy fusion of EDM-pop, hip-hop, and rock elements, often categorized under the group's use of SM Entertainment's "SMP" (SM Music Performance) style, which emphasizes dynamic production for dance-oriented tracks. This blend draws from the members' backgrounds in established K-pop acts like , NCT, , and , incorporating the polished vocal harmonies and rhythmic complexity typical of SM Entertainment's output while amplifying global appeal through bold, anthemic compositions. The debut single "Jopping" exemplifies this core style, combining trap beats, orchestral horn samples in the introduction, and explosive electronic dance elements with rap verses and energetic vocals to create an electrifying electric pop sound. Produced by SM's alongside the British duo LDN Noise, the track highlights SuperM's emphasis on Western-influenced production techniques fused with K-pop's intricate layering. Influences from Western pop and electronic acts are evident in the group's broader sound, as has long integrated global musical elements like R&B grooves and hip-hop flows into Korean frameworks. Over time, SuperM's style evolved to showcase greater versatility, particularly in their first full-length album Super One (2020), which expanded beyond the debut EP's uniformly bold, superhero-themed anthems to include subunit-inspired tracks highlighting individual strengths. For instance, "Tiger Inside" leans into rap-heavy dynamics with dubstep-inspired drops, herky-jerky percussion, and mystical synth overlays, reflecting a shift toward edgier, textural electronic experimentation while maintaining the group's high-octane energy. Production choices further underscore SuperM's global orientation, with collaborations involving international talents like LDN Noise and emerging K-pop producers such as Alawn on tracks like "100," which delivers a punchy, futuristic EDM-pop vibe. Lyrics across releases frequently mix English, Korean, and Chinese to broaden accessibility, aligning with the group's "Avengers of K-pop" positioning that draws conceptual inspiration from Marvel superhero narratives for empowering, larger-than-life themes.

Choreography and Live Performances

SuperM's choreography emphasizes high-precision group synchronization and athletic execution, most notably in their debut single "," where robotic formations and explosive, synchronized jumps convey a sense of power and futuristic intensity. This routine draws on the technical prowess of the group's dancers, with and Kai infusing fluid, wave-like transitions and acrobatic flourishes inspired by their contemporary and backgrounds, adding layers of elegance to the otherwise high-energy hip-hop framework. In live settings, SuperM adapts choreography for enhanced visual impact, as seen in their 2020 virtual concert SuperM - Beyond the Future, which integrated effects like animated tigers and dynamic virtual backdrops to complement the dancers' movements on physical stages. The group frequently employs member rotations during performances, allowing individuals to take center stage for personalized flair while maintaining seamless transitions that underscore collective unity. SuperM's overall performance style merges robust vocal and rap delivery with demanding physical , demanding exceptional stamina that has been highlighted in their U.S. television outings, such as the explosive "" rendition on , where the executed sharp, emphatic moves without faltering. This athletic approach ensures high-energy delivery across extended sets, blending precision with charisma to captivate audiences. A key element of SuperM's presentations is the spotlight on their dance line of Ten, , and Kai through subunit-style performances, fusing hip-hop's sharp isolations with contemporary's interpretive flows to diversify routines and emphasize individual virtuosity within the group dynamic, as showcased in their performance video.

Discography

Studio Albums

SuperM released its debut and only studio album, Super One, on September 25, 2020, through , , and . The full-length project comprises 15 tracks that blend pop, hip-hop, and electronic elements, with a significant emphasis on English-language content to target global listeners. It incorporates full-group performances, subunit collaborations such as "Tiger Inside" featuring and Kai, and remixes like " (Big Room)," alongside new material including the title track "One (Monster & Infinity)." Thematically, Super One explores empowerment, unity, and futuristic heroism, building on the group's "super" motif to convey messages of hope and collective strength amid challenges like the . Tracks like "100" and "" highlight uplifting, high-energy vibes with electronic beats and Asian-inspired motifs, while subunit songs provide spotlight moments for individual members' talents. Commercially, Super One achieved strong initial performance, debuting at No. 2 on the with 104,000 equivalent album units in its first week, primarily driven by 101,000 traditional album sales. It also topped the Billboard World Albums chart, marking SuperM's second leader there following their debut EP. The album's global reach was bolstered by pre-release singles "100" and "Tiger Inside," which generated buzz and contributed to over 200,000 cumulative pure sales in the U.S. by early 2021.

Extended Plays

SuperM released their debut , titled SuperM (also known as The 1st Mini Album 'SuperM'), on October 4, 2019, through , , and . The EP consists of five main tracks, led by the title track "," which features high-energy production blending hip-hop, EDM, and rock elements. Other notable tracks include "," a melancholic R&B-infused , and "Super Car," an upbeat track emphasizing speed and rhythm. The EP's structure highlights the supergroup's collaborative dynamics, balancing vocal performances, rap verses, and intricate dance routines across members from , NCT, , and . Tracks like "" showcase genre-mixing with explosive beats and multilingual lyrics, while "2 Fast" and "No Manners" incorporate trap and influences to distribute spotlight evenly among the seven members. This approach underscores SuperM's concept as a "Avengers of ," prioritizing over individual dominance. Commercially, SuperM debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 chart, marking the first K-pop album to achieve this for a debut act and driven by 168,000 equivalent album units (including 164,000 in pure album sales) in its first week. The release sold over 150,000 copies in its first week in the United States alone, introducing the group's high-octane, genre-blending style to global audiences and establishing their viability as a supergroup.

Singles and Promotional Singles

SuperM's debut , "Jopping", was released on October 4, 2019, as the title track from their self-titled . The track, blending hip-hop and EDM elements, topped the chart in its debut week, marking the group's first number-one hit on any songs ranking. The group's second , "100", arrived on August 14, 2020, serving as the primary promotional track for their debut studio Super One. Featuring intense electronic beats and themes of self-empowerment, it debuted and peaked at number seven on the chart. The release coincided with SuperM's broader collaboration with , which included limited-edition merchandise tied to the album's launch. "Tiger Inside", released digitally on September 1, 2020, functioned as a pre-release single ahead of Super One. The song's dynamic fusion of rock and pop, centered on unleashing inner strength, also peaked at number seven on the chart. "One (Monster & Infinity)", released on September 25, 2020, as the title track from Super One. The song debuted and peaked at number seven on the chart. As a promotional release, "We DO" debuted on April 9, 2021, in partnership with insurance company Prudential to promote and wellness initiatives. This upbeat, English-language track emphasized positivity and resilience but did not chart on major rankings, reflecting its digital-only distribution and non-commercial focus.

Concerts and Tours

Headlining Tours

SuperM launched their debut headlining tour, titled We Are the Future Live, with a North American leg spanning late 2019 and early 2020. The tour opened on , 2019, at in , near , and featured 10 arena shows across major cities in the United States and , including the in on November 13, Infinite Energy Arena (now ) in on November 15, and in New York on November 19. This leg was followed by a Latin American show in on February 9, 2020, at Arena Ciudad de México, and European dates later that month. The North American leg concluded on February 6, 2020, at in , , with the full tour ending successfully at in on February 28, 2020, and receiving positive reception for the group's high-energy performances at sold-out venues like Atlanta's show. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, SuperM shifted to a virtual format for their next major live event, the Beyond the Future concert streamed on April 26, 2020, via SM Entertainment's Beyond LIVE platform. This online performance incorporated augmented reality elements and real-time fan interactions, attracting 75,000 paid viewers from 109 countries and generating significant earnings equivalent to multiple in-person shows. A planned physical extension of the tour to Asia, including a Japan stop at Tokyo Dome originally set for April 23, 2020, was postponed indefinitely on March 27, 2020, by SM Entertainment due to entry restrictions and health concerns, and officially cancelled in November 2020 without rescheduling. Following the European dates in February 2020, SuperM has not conducted any headlining tours since 2021, as the group entered an indefinite hiatus amid members' commitments to their primary acts and mandatory military service.

Set Lists and Notable Performances

SuperM's concerts during their inaugural "We Are The Future" world tour from late 2019 to early 2020 typically featured a dynamic set list exceeding 20 songs, blending high-energy group anthems, solo showcases, and subunit performances over an approximate two-hour runtime. The structure often opened with a dramatic dance performance to "I Can't Stand the Rain," followed by Taemin's solo medley of "Danger" and "Goodbye," incorporating elements from SHINee's "Sherlock." Key group tracks like "Jopping," "100," and "Tiger Inside" from their debut EP served as anchors, alongside Taeyong's rap showcase "GTA" and the Kai-Ten-Lucas unit's fusion of "Dream in a Dream" and "New Heroes." Subunit covers highlighted the members' origins, such as Ten and Taeyong's "Baby Don't Stop," while encores emphasized crowd favorites like "No Manners" and a reprise of "Wish You Were Here" to sustain the electric atmosphere. Notable performances underscored SuperM's innovative stage presence and rapid rise. Their debut live showcase on October 5, 2019, outside the in Hollywood marked the group's first public concert, drawing thousands for a high-octane set that previewed tracks like "" amid a KCON-inspired setup with rising video panels adapting to each song's theme. A standout moment came during the North American tour leg finale at on November 19, 2019, where the group delivered a sold-out spectacle blending synchronized with , captivating 20,000 fans through seamless transitions between intense rap battles and vocal harmonies. In response to the , SuperM adapted their live format through virtual concerts, most prominently the "Beyond the Future" online show on April 26, 2020, streamed via on the platform to over 75,000 paying viewers across 109 countries. This event featured (AR) enhancements, including a mesmerizing break for the unreleased "Tiger Inside," where virtual tigers prowled the stage amid 3D effects, amplifying the song's fierce energy. COVID-era streams like emphasized real-time fan interactions via the app's chat and virtual heart features, accumulating 120 million engagements, while high-energy encores such as "" maintained the group's signature intensity despite the digital format. The group's final major live event before hiatus was the "We DO" & Fan Meet on September 14-15, 2021, in partnership with Prudential. This paid online show, accessible to fans in Asia and beyond, included full performances of hits like "" and "Tiger Inside," interactive fan segments, and behind-the-scenes content, drawing significant viewership and highlighting wellness themes amid ongoing pandemic restrictions.

Cancelled or Postponed Events

SuperM's inaugural world tour, titled We Are the Future, faced significant disruptions in 2020 due to the global , leading to the postponement or cancellation of all remaining physical concert dates after the European leg. The North American, Latin American, and European portions concluded successfully by late 2020, but planned extensions were halted as cases surged worldwide. Specifically, the leg's stop at , originally set for April 23, 2020, and announced on 13, 2020, was indefinitely postponed on March 27, 2020, by , citing entry restrictions and health concerns related to the virus, and officially cancelled in November 2020. In response to the cancellations, SuperM pivoted to a virtual format, hosting the Beyond LIVE: SuperM - Beyond the Future concert on April 26, 2020, via and Naver's streaming platform. This paid online event, performed without a live audience at in , served as a substitute for the unfulfilled tour dates and drew approximately 75,000 ticket buyers from 109 countries, generating an estimated $2 million in revenue. emphasized health protocols as the primary reason for forgoing physical gatherings, with ticket policies for the postponed shows handled through standard refund processes rather than direct upgrades to the virtual show. Following the group's entry into hiatus in mid-2021, driven by mandatory military enlistments among several members—including and in 2021, and Kai in 2023—no further attempts to reschedule the affected tour dates or announce new events have occurred as of November 2025. Enlistment obligations, which typically last 18 to 21 months, have fragmented the members' schedules, with additional challenges from some departures from , rendering group activities unfeasible in the near term.

Impact and Recognition

Endorsements and Commercial Ventures

SuperM has participated in several notable group endorsements and commercial partnerships, leveraging the members' collective star power to promote major brands. In November 2019, the group was named global ambassadors for , the airline of , and featured in a promotional campaign that included a custom livery of SuperM on a 777-300ER aircraft to highlight the airline's international routes. This endorsement underscored SuperM's role in bridging K-pop's global appeal with South Korea's aviation industry. In 2020, SuperM collaborated with through a partnership between and the comic giant, resulting in limited-edition merchandise bundles tied to their debut studio album Super One. The tie-ins included Marvel-themed packaging and accessories for the lead single "100," available exclusively via pre-order on the official store, enhancing the album's thematic "Avengers of K-pop" concept with superhero-inspired visuals and collectibles. The following year, SuperM entered a sponsorship deal with Prudential, a multinational insurance company, releasing the digital single "We Do" in April 2021 as part of the brand's financial wellness campaign targeting younger demographics in Asia. The track and accompanying music video emphasized themes of empowerment and protection, aligning with Prudential's messaging. These ventures contributed to SuperM's commercial footprint, with their debut EP topping the Billboard 200 chart in October 2019 and generating promotional features in Billboard magazine, which amplified SM Entertainment's U.S. market penetration. Following the group's hiatus after 2021, individual members secured personal endorsement deals with various luxury and consumer brands.

Awards and Nominations

SuperM has received several awards and nominations since their debut in , primarily recognizing their innovative supergroup concept and international appeal, though their activity slowed after 2021 due to members' individual schedules and a group hiatus. Their early accolades highlight their rapid rise in both Korean and global markets, with wins focusing on cultural contribution and special recognition. The group secured their first major honor at the 2020 Newsis K-Expo Cultural Awards, winning the Seoul Mayor Award for their role in promoting K-culture globally. Later that year, SuperM received the Special Award at the Indonesian Television Awards, acknowledging their popularity and contributions to international exchanges. SuperM has also earned nominations in prominent K-pop ceremonies, reflecting their chart success and fan support. They were nominated for Best Male Group at the 2020 APAN Music Awards, competing alongside top acts like and NCT 127. Additionally, their album Super One was nominated for Album Division Bonsang at the 35th in 2021. No further awards or nominations have been reported since 2021, aligning with the group's reduced promotions.
YearAward CeremonyCategoryResultNotes
2020Newsis K-Expo Cultural AwardsSeoul Mayor AwardWonRecognized for global K-culture promotion.
2020Indonesian Television AwardsSpecial AwardWonFor international popularity and contributions.
2020APAN Music AwardsBest Male GroupNominated-
2021Album Division Bonsang (Super One)Nominated-

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