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| rdfs:comment | - A supergroup is a group of people who have superpowers and play music together. Common supergroup bands include the Justice League (they're R&B and Gospel), Fantastic Four (Rap/Hip-Hop), and Scooby Doo (Mystery-rock). Supergroups are commonly from Pittsburg, Oklahoma, but one of them were from Canada and were shot when trying to cross the United States's border, the marshals thinking they were Mexicans, but instead, they were Canadians, but they were just like "Oh well" and started shooting random people after traveling to Vancouver.
- A band formed by other musicians who are already famous for their other work. Not to be confused with the VH-1 reality show (which was, surprisingly enough, about forming a supergroup). Not to be confused with other supergroups. Supergroups have a bad tendency not to last very long, most breaking up after five years on average. What usually happens from there is that the members return to the respective acts they were famous for in the first place.
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| abstract | - A supergroup is a group of people who have superpowers and play music together. Common supergroup bands include the Justice League (they're R&B and Gospel), Fantastic Four (Rap/Hip-Hop), and Scooby Doo (Mystery-rock). Supergroups are commonly from Pittsburg, Oklahoma, but one of them were from Canada and were shot when trying to cross the United States's border, the marshals thinking they were Mexicans, but instead, they were Canadians, but they were just like "Oh well" and started shooting random people after traveling to Vancouver.
- A band formed by other musicians who are already famous for their other work. Not to be confused with the VH-1 reality show (which was, surprisingly enough, about forming a supergroup). Not to be confused with other supergroups. Supergroups have a bad tendency not to last very long, most breaking up after five years on average. What usually happens from there is that the members return to the respective acts they were famous for in the first place.
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