Super Junior [SM Entertainment]

Korean boy band Super Junior's fifth full-length album "Mr. Simple" has maintained its reign atop music charts in Taiwan, according to the respective charts.

The official website of Taiwan's FIVE MUSIC showed that "Mr. Simple" was the best-selling record for the fourth consecutive week while maintaining its position in first place on Taiwan's G-Music and KuangNan for the third straight week.

Also, its title track of the same name has held tightly onto the No. 1 spot on Taiwan's KKBOX's singles chart for its sixth straight run.

"Mr. Simple" sings of the reality where modern day people, from living in a complex world, forget about love, dreams and having a sense of achievement with work.

The boys scored several wins on various televised music programs with the song upon its release in early August.

In the meantime, Super Junior began promoting their new title track "A-CHA" from their repackaged album of "Mr. Simple," and revealed the official music video to the song on their official website, YouTube channel and Facebook webpage on Monday.

The boys will perform “A-CHA” on Mnet's "M! CountDown," KBS' "Music Bank" and MBC's "Music Core" this week.

Super Junior has been one of the most popular K-pop bands in the world since their debut in 2005, having released a number of hit songs such as "Don't Don," "Sorry Sorry" and "BONAMANA" which have topped a number of music charts in Korea and in the Asia region.

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