[news] Super Junior sells over 100,000 albums in just 8 days after release!
2010.05.20
Super Junior's 4th album "Bonamana" has been receiving huge feedbacks and has broken the record for selling the most albums in the shortest amount of time. They had the record for selling 70,000 albums in 5 days but now, they have sold 100,000 albums after 8 days from album release!
According to album sales chart Hanteo on the 20th, from the 13th where it was released, Super Junior's "bonamana" version A on the 18th that their album sold over 72,271 album record sales, then on their report on the 20th that there were additional 23,088 album sales making a total of 95,359 albums in just 8 days after release.
Also, their "bonamana" version B album is also doing well in album sales, it sold about 13,047 albums after it' release. Super Junior was already foreseen prior to release of album to have a hot reaction from fans.
Last May 12, SM entertainment said that their album received huge pre order demands. It got 64,800 online album pre orders and had 133,685 offline album pre orders which totalled to 198,485 albums for pre orders. The album has reached its "album jackpot"
Their 3rd album "Sorry Sorry" reached album sales of more than 250,000 and Super Junio is one of the best selling artist's of the music industry earning them a Golden Disk Award.
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