Super Junior, the original K-pop mega boy band, are coming. Here are five of their greatest hits

Before BTS, before EXO, before 2PM, 2AM, and before even Shinee, there was Super Junior, South Korea’s original 13-member mega boy band.

During their heyday in the Noughties, and for many fans until now, Super Junior were the quintessential K-pop group, releasing a string of catchy dance tracks from the mid-2000s till the early 2010s.

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With high-profile members such as all-Korean heart throbs Choi Siwon, Leeteuk, Shindong and Chinese former member Hang Geng, Super Junior were also one of South Korea’s first multicultural K-pop groups. The first members were recruited in 2000 by entertainment conglomerate S.M Entertainment, although Super Junior did not officially debut until 2005.

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This Saturday, fans who didn’t catch the group’s Hong Kong show earlier this year will get a chance to relive their nostalgia for early Noughties K-pop hits when Super Junior finish their Super Show 7 World Tour at Macau’s Cotai Arena theatre. The tour started in Seoul earlier this year, before moving throughout Asia and into South America.

The group’s line-up is now down to just seven members, as some original singers such as Sungmin have moved on to different careers, while Kyukhyun and Ryeowook are now serving their compulsory military service.

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However, audiences can still look forward to seeing Leeteuk, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon and Heechul perform live in Macau this weekend.

To get you in the mood for the show, here are some signature songs released by Super Junior during their 13-year career.