Not quite but almost! ESPN made a rundown on mostly all the world cup songs in the globe as how all the countries united to support their own teams for the world cup. Check this out:
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Super Junior have enough band members to form their own soccer team, with substitutes.
Song title: "Victory Korea" Artist: Super Junior Country: North and South Korea Breakdown: The 2010 World Cup marks the first time that both North and South Korea have qualified for the same World Cup since separating in 1948. In fact, this is North Korea's first appearance at a World Cup since its quarterfinal run in 1966. So in promoting a Korean heavy impact in South Africa, South Korean boy band Super Junior, or simply SuJu, came out with a unifying Korean anthem for the upcoming World Cup. And in case you were wondering why they're called Super Junior, they have 13 members, making them one of the largest boy bands in the world. And now you know. "Victory Korea" will also advance the upcoming film "Dreams Come True," which is about North and South Korean soldiers uniting through soccer.
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