Super Junior at Malay concert

WHAT an awesome sight! The stadium was a sea of pearl sapphire blue (Super Junior’s official colour) with glowsticks that shone in the dark as South Korean boyband Super Junior wowed the 9,500 fans at their sell-out third Asia tour Super Show 3 at Bukit Jalil Putra Indoor Stadium last Saturday night.

The 10-member boyband – comprising Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon, Ryeowook and Kyuhyun, all aged between 23 and 27 – stepped on stage in crisp, all-white outfits.

They were joined by Henry Lau and Zhou Mi from the eight-member sub-group Super Junior M as they entertained Malaysian ELFs (acronym for Ever Lasting Friends, that is, Super Junior’s fans) with over 35 songs in Korean, English and Mandarin during the show.

ELFs in the four separate rock pits could get up close to their idols, snap pictures with them and pass them gifts, thanks to the specially designed stage.

Not-to-be-missed, even member-on-hiatus Kangin, who is still serving in the National Service, was shown on the big screen towards the middle of the show.

Super Junior got fans grooving to their Korean smash hits like Sorry Sorry, Super Girl and Don’t Don. Apart from group hits, the boys also had solo acts and entertained with covers of English and Mandarin pop numbers which got fans singing along – with Kyuhyun (Wan Fang’s Endless Love), Ryeowook (Mandarin version of One Fine Spring Day accompanied by Sungmin on the guitar), Leeteuk (Wang Lee Hom’s Kiss Goodbye), Yesung (It Had To Be You), Eunhyuk (Jay Sean’s Down), Siwon (Looking For The Day), Zhou Mi (Miss Chic), Sungmin (If You Leave), Henry (Justin Bieber’s Baby), and Donghae and Eunhyuk (I Wanna Love You).

Heechul, who was hit in the face by a placard thrown by a fan in Shanghai on March 5, took to the stage wearing a pair of shades and sometimes a face mask as well.

In order to prevent flying projectiles injuring the boys again, water bottles were not even allowed into the stadium, and bag checks were conducted. Adoring Malaysian fans had no problem with that and demonstrated their love in a civilised manner with fan chants while waving blue glowsticks and hand-held banners.

The cutest bit came towards the end when the boys came out dressed as vegetables – pumpkin (Sungmin), mushroom (Eunhyuk), broccoli (Shindong), onion (Leeteuk), tomato (Ryeowook), cabbage (Yesung), bean sprouts (Donghae), green pepper (Kyuhyun), carrot (Siwon) and chilli (Heechul) – as they sang Cooking Cooking.

The boys led their fans in singing Happy Birthday to Eunhyuk who turns 25 next month.

Canadian-Chinese singer Henry further endeared himself to Malaysian Strings (Henry’s fans) when he revealed that he enjoyed reading the tweets he gets, 70% of which were from Malaysians. And as a parting word, Siwon also expressed his sadness about the recent Japanese earthquake and urged everyone to “pray for Japan”.

The three-hour-long concert started barely 10 minutes after 6pm and ended some 20 minutes after 9 o’clock.

The boys were as playful as usual and ran around teasing one another. Still, it was a much more conservative show compared to the rambunctious one I went to at Manila’s Araneta Coliseum last month. I say this partly because Siwon kept his shirt on while Heechul, Shindong, Donghae and Eunhyuk left out their cross-dressing set for the Kuala Lumpur leg of their world tour.

And while the fans’ screams were deafening, it was not nearly as ear-splitting as at Super Show 2 last year which left a ringing in my ears long after the show.

Having said that, Super Junior delivered a power-packed performance, which kept Malaysian ELFs on a high from the beginning to the end of the show.

After promising fans they would work hard for their fifth studio album, the lads were whisked off for their late-night flight back home.

The Malaysian leg of Super Show 3 was organised by Singapore-based Running Into The Sun.

Credit: Seto Kit Yan
Source: The Star Online

Super Junior, Kangin reveals his current situation after enlisting in the army

Super Junior Kangin reveals his current situation after enlisting in the army, claimed to have been reborn

Super Junior Kangin disclosed his current situation. Kangin uploaded a recent photo of him through the army’s website and revealed his life in the army via a video interview. As he was talking about his life after enlisting in the army, he said “before entering the army, I have let my family and people who cared about me down, causing them to be disappointed and for this, I have reflected on it many times. Besides that, every night I fall asleep thinking “Will I be able to regain those love and care?”

“I have lost a lot of weight, became healthier and have also come to understand the country better. Although us soldiers often have to go through hardships, need to strive hard and are always on high alert, we will ensure that the citizens of the country will continue to have a peace of mind and have more confidence towards the country.”

“I hope that I can be unselfish, and become someone who does not constantly think of the past mistakes, and at the same time be more understanding towards others. Although I have only enlisted in the army for 6 months, I can already feel that I’m a changed person.”

At the end, Kangin expressed that “fans, I really miss everyone, when I stand before all of you once again, I will stand tall without an ounce of shame. I will be someone who is healthy inside and out.” Although Kangin looked thinner compared to before entering the army in the published photo, he is looking much healthier. Kangin joined the army last July and became a soldier responsible for communication.

SOURCE: korean.com

Super Junior, Leeteuk tweets in reply to Hangeng’s comments about

Hallyu idol and Super Junior’s leader, Lee Teuk, revealed his feelings about former member Hangeng on behalf of the whole team.
Recently, Hangeng held a press conference in Hong Kong to promote his new movie, “Daemusaeng“. During the interview, a reporter asked, “Not long ago, a member of Super Junior was hit and injured by a water bottle during a performance in Shanghai. Did you hear about this?”
Hangeng replied, “I didn’t know. I should call and make sure he is okay.” However, he quickly added, “Actually, I did attempt several times to get in contact… but they ignored my calls,” shocking the public with his controversial answer.
On March 21st, Lee Teuk shared his thoughts about the situation through his Twitter. He tweeted, “The door is always open. There is always an empty seat left for you.” He added, “It would be nice if you told the truth. We have never let go of your hand. I don’t want to be sad because of lies anymore. We are Super Junior!! Still, I wish you happiness,” showing his disappointment towards the situation.
Netizens commented, “I feel so sad for Super Junior”, “Definitely leader-like. Very cool”, and “Hangeng…He’s doing well.”

......Leeteuk-sii, fighting!!!


Source: Korean.com

...but this issue appeared because wrong translation news, lets read this news:

Super Junior Leeteuk Commented On A Mistranslated Comment Of HanKyung To Super Junior!

A mistranslation from a Korean news site about Hangeng, a former member of Super Junior, that led Super Junior leader Leeteuk react about it through twitter.

During Hangeng’s presscon on his movie “Daemusang (The Kingdom)” in Hong Kong a reporter asked Hangeng if he knows about a Super Junior member being hit and got injured by a water bottle in Shanghai and he said he didn’t know and even said he’ll call and make sure he is okay. But what startled the public and that made Leeteuk comment is that when Hangeng additionally said “Actually, I did attempt several times to get in contact… but they ignored my calls”.

Prior to this answer, Super Junior leader Leeteuk express and revealed his feelings and said on his twitter last March 21, “The door is always open. There is always an empty seat left for you.It would be nice if you told the truth. We have never let go of your hand. I don’t want to be sad because of lies anymore. We are Super Junior!! Still, I wish you happiness”. His tweet didn’t hide his disappointment over Hangeng’s answer to the question.

BUT!

What really happened is the Korean news site “MISTRANSLATED” Hangeng’s comment.

The original and correct translation for Hangeng’s is “Last time, I also had the experience of objects being thrown on stage. Luckily, it did not hit me. But now, it doesn’t matter anymore.”

Which led to the reporter’s question “So would you give him a call and ask how he is later on?”

And the correct translation for Hangeng’s answer is “I will definitely call and ask. Why was he so careless, getting himself hit [by something] by other people.”

Additional, in this video Hangeng said he is still in contact with the 2 members so the translation about the SuJu members ignoring his call contradicts his answer here.

I guess this will serve as a big lesson to big media news site and even small news blogs/sites. Because of this mistranslation, the gap between Super Junior and Hangeng became wider.

Hope the news of wrong translation reach Leeteuk and clear Hangeng’s name just because of a simple mistake.

Full article by:sukira@dkpopnews.net

Trans by:allkpop

Source: Daily K Pop News

end of the words....

what ever happen to you all now and in the future , just look at the greatest memories that you all have together...Leeteuk-sii,  you know  about your friend / brother the best than the other people...

 

my everything _ Lee donghae ( Suju)