SEVENTEEN’s “Super” Becomes Group’s Fastest Music Video to Reach 300 Million Views

SEVENTEEN has added another major YouTube milestone to its record book, with the music video for “Super” surpassing 300 million views. The achievement gives the group its second music video to reach the mark and sets a new internal speed record for the act, underscoring the long-tail strength of one of its defining recent releases.

The video crossed 300 million views at approximately 8:24 p.m. KST on July 21. “Super” was originally released on April 24, 2023, at 6 p.m. KST, meaning the music video reached the milestone in three years, two months, and 27 days. For SEVENTEEN, that makes it the fastest music video in the group’s catalog to climb to 300 million views.

The new count places “Super” alongside “Don’t Wanna Cry,” which previously became SEVENTEEN’s first music video to pass 300 million views. While “Don’t Wanna Cry” remains one of the group’s best-known tracks from its earlier rise, “Super” now shows how strongly SEVENTEEN’s newer-era releases are continuing to travel across platforms and audiences.

A Signature Track With Lasting Momentum

Released as part of SEVENTEEN’s 2023 album cycle, “Super” quickly became a standout because of its large-scale choreography, forceful percussion, and theatrical staging. The song draws on the image of Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, and translates that mythic energy into a performance built around synchronized movement and dramatic formations.

That visual identity has helped the music video remain highly replayable. SEVENTEEN’s performance reputation has long been central to the group’s appeal, and “Super” works as a compact showcase of that strength: it combines a memorable hook with dense choreography, rapid scene changes, and a sense of scale that fits the group’s 13-member structure.

The 300 million-view mark is not just a numerical milestone; it is also a sign of durability. Music videos often surge in their opening weeks, but reaching this level several years after release reflects repeat viewing, new fan discovery, and the continued usefulness of the video as an entry point into the group’s catalog.

Why The Record Matters For SEVENTEEN

For a group already known for strong album sales, large tours, and a deeply organized fandom, YouTube milestones add another public measure of global reach. They show how a song circulates beyond album buyers and concertgoers, especially among casual listeners who discover K-pop through performance clips, recommendations, playlists, and short-form edits.

“Super” reaching 300 million views faster than any previous SEVENTEEN music video also reflects the group’s expanding international position during the 2020s. By the time the song arrived, SEVENTEEN had already built a strong identity as a self-producing performance group, and its releases were benefiting from a larger worldwide base ready to amplify new material immediately.

The milestone also arrives at a point when K-pop acts are increasingly judged across multiple forms of visibility: charts, touring demand, social media engagement, streaming platforms, and video performance. In that environment, a music video that continues to accumulate hundreds of millions of views helps keep a song present in the wider conversation long after its promotional period ends.

A Catalog Milestone With A Clear Through Line

SEVENTEEN’s second 300 million-view music video also highlights the range between two different phases of the group’s career. “Don’t Wanna Cry” helped define an emotional, melodic side of SEVENTEEN for many listeners, while “Super” presents a more explosive and cinematic version of the group. Together, the two milestones show how the act’s biggest videos span both sentiment and spectacle.

That range has been central to SEVENTEEN’s longevity. The group has maintained a recognizable identity while still shifting between bright pop, emotional tracks, darker concepts, and performance-heavy releases. “Super” stands out because it turns that identity into a maximalist visual event, using the group’s size and precision as a feature rather than a logistical challenge.

For fans, the latest milestone offers a clear reason to revisit one of SEVENTEEN’s most impactful videos. For the industry, it is another reminder that the group’s catalog continues to generate attention well beyond release-week metrics. As “Super” joins the 300 million-view tier, it strengthens its place as one of SEVENTEEN’s most visible global calling cards.