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Super Show 10 in Jakarta: 20 Years of Super Junior, 200 Concerts, and a Sea of Love from Indonesian ELF

todaystageSeptember 14, 20250 Comment

ICE BSD once again became the stage for the grandeur of a Super Junior concert. This time, it was Super Show 10, held on Saturday (September 13, 2025), and it wasn’t just another concert — it marked Super Junior’s 200th live show in their career.

Even more special, this concert was part of the celebration of 20 years of Super Junior and ELF, turning the evening into more than a performance — it was a celebration of memories.

An Early Start, But the Energy Hit Immediately

Unlike most of their shows, Super Show 10 started early at 3:00 PM. But the moment the members stepped onto the stage dressed in all-white outfits, the venue exploded with energy. They opened the concert with their legendary debut song, “Twins (Knock Out)”, followed by “U,” “Black Suit,” and a series of other hits like “Mamacita,” “Superman,” and “Super Girl”, instantly pulling fans into a whirlwind of nostalgia.

After eight non-stop songs, the members finally greeted Indonesian ELF. Kyuhyun started simply with, “Apa kabar?” (“How are you?”), while Siwon charmed the crowd by speaking in Indonesian.

“Today, we’ll have fun together, because today is 200,” he said, referring to their milestone concert.

A Night Full of Love, Laughter, and Tears

There’s no doubt — this night was magical. For Super Junior, this wasn’t just a 200th concert, but a symbol of their journey, resilience, and unwavering bond with their fans.

“Super Junior made it. ELF made it. From an Asia tour to a world tour, from 100 to 200 shows, and through 20 long years. When everyone said it was impossible, Super Junior and ELF proved that nothing is,” said Leeteuk, beaming with pride, sending waves of cheers across the venue.

More than just a celebration, the concert became an emotional reunion. Heechul, who had been absent from several tours due to injury, finally returned to the stage with the other members. As fans shouted his name with love and longing, he couldn’t hide his emotions.

“I rarely come to Indonesia. I thought maybe Indonesian ELF had forgotten me. But it turns out, you haven’t. I’m so touched,” he said, almost teary-eyed. The crowd instantly shouted “NO!” in unison, creating a heartwarming moment that brought tears to many.

Cake, Birthday Song, and a Wish for Show #300

After performing “Full of Happiness,” the members and ELF joined in singing the Korean version of the birthday song, celebrating their 200th concert with a birthday cake brought on stage.

Shindong shared how special the night was. “It means a lot that we can celebrate our 200th show in Indonesia. Wasn’t it around this time last year that we were here too? It feels like just yesterday. Maybe we should come back every six months,” he joked, receiving loud laughter and shouts of “NO!” from the crowd.

Meanwhile, Siwon emphasized how meaningful the Jakarta concert was. “Every show is precious, but this one — our 200th — means so much. You’ve all worked hard this past week. I love you.”

Kyuhyun ended with a heartfelt message: “This 200th show won’t come again. So we gave it our all with no regrets. May today become an unforgettable memory. We’ll be back next year. See you. I love you.”

Pure Energy and Timeless Nostalgia

For nearly three full hours, Leeteuk, Heechul, Yesung, Shindong, Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon, Ryeowook, and Kyuhyun delivered an electrifying performance, singing 28 songs from their debut era all the way to their latest releases like “Hair Cut” and “Say Less.”

One of the most emotional highlights was a touching VCR video, telling the story of a fan who grew up with Super Junior since her teenage years. Over time, she drifted away from K-pop, but eventually realized how much Super Junior had been a part of her youth and life. The story brought many to tears — myself included.

Then came the hits that made the crowd jump to their feet — “Bonamana,” “Sorry Sorry,” and the ever-fun “Rokkugo” had everyone dancing with joy. On the other side, heartfelt ballads like “Marry U,” “No Other,” and “From U” wrapped the venue in warmth and emotion.