It’s been a while since I last felt touched by a song. That is, until 낮 꿈 (Day Dream) by Super Junior’s Sungmin came along.
When I heard the song, there was just this surge of emotions in me. It’s a feeling I can’t quite explain but it subconsciously told me that I have to check out the lyrics. And when I did, I think I could understand why I feel a connection to this song.
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Having been to four Super Shows before this sixth one, I feel a sense of familiarity with Super Junior’s concerts. On the other hand, the guys never fail to throw up surprises with each Show, or even at each stop. Most notably, it’s always fun at a Super Show!
Here are six things to remember from Super Show 6 in Singapore:
Most touching moment
When Shindong’s video came on
Shindong sang ‘잊지 말아요’ in the video, which was superimposed with words that he wanted to tell the fans. It was emotional, especially when sweat and tears started rolling down his face. And I was surprised that he can sing so well. What a multi-talented guy.
Most amusing moment(s)
Whenever the guys (attempt to) banter in English
They would force one another to speak in English. When they came to a ‘keyword’, it would trigger a sing-along – like how saying ‘yesterday’ would lead to them singing the Beatles’ ‘Yesterday’. Or they would keep repeating a few phrases like ‘I don’t care. Whatever’. Or they would imitate what the translator said. Hilarious.
Most unexpected moment
When Leeteuk was doing his solo – and showed that he really can sing
People usually know him for his emceeing skills and with the 3 strong vocalists in the group, Leeteuk does not usually get a lot of parts to sing. It was not an easy song to sing – Huh Gak’s emotional ballad, ‘Hello’ – but he nailed it.
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