Super Junior-M visited popular Taiwanese TV show “Nation’s Big Party” (全民最大黨) on December 7th to meet their famous rivals/impersonators. Comedian Kuo Tze-Cheng (郭子乾) was originally set to impersonate South Korea President Lee Myung-Bak, and prepared to welcome them with a speech in Korean. However, the group would prefer not to be associated with politics so the skit had to be cancelled.

“Big Party” producers stated that they will not broadcast any parts with impersonation of President Lee Myung-Bak. However, Kuo Tze-Cheng insisted on watching off-stage in full presidential make-up, he said, “You guys don’t have treat me like the president, just think of me as an old man.” His appearance was so realistic that the SJ-M members can’t help but bow to him. Kuo Tze-Cheng wasn’t worried that his Korean speech would be wasted, “No problem! I will do it with my “Jerry Yan” impersonation a bit later.”


Super Junior’s “Sorry Sorry” became hugely popular in Taiwan after cast members of “Nation’s Big Party” impersonated their dance earlier this year. Comedian Ah-Ken disguised himself as leader Leeteuk and led his crew “Super Juni-er” (Super juni兒) to a dance battle with Hangeng and Donghae. He arrogantly asked, “This dance has been modified, you guys better match us.”

The celebration party didn’t finish until 3 AM, with realistic performances from the cast members that even somewhat frightened SJ-M. Siwon helped to beg for mercy when comedian Na-Dou (納豆) was beaten up by Ah-Ken and Cong-Cong (從從) with a foam stick; Cong-Cong also accidentally hit himself with a piece of wood, and got a big bump on his head. Hangeng explained that he was moved by the casts’ over-the-top craziness, “Thank you very much, they put a lot of effort (into the show).” The show will air on December 31st at 9PM on CtiTV.

SJ-M goes on “Big Party” to battle “Sorry Sorry” Dance
Source: CpopAccess