K-pop supergroup SuperM set to make Hollywood debut

Wednesday, 2 October 2019 14:36

K-pop supergroup SuperM is all set to make their Hollywood debut this week.

"It feels like a dream, especially because it’s with these members," group member Taemin told a news conference in Seoul.

SuperM is formed by seven members of different South Korean boy bands, with Taemin part of SHINee. The other six members are from the bands EXO, NCT 127, and WayV.

They are due to make their debut at the Capitol Records Tower in Los Angels on Saturday.

"When we add up all the experience we’ve had as individuals, it’s a lot of combined experience," said a member of the group EXO, who goes by the name Baekhyun.

"If you want to talk about what makes us unique, I think it would be these experiences we’ve gathered as individuals."

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