Idol group Super Junior is back and bigger than ever.

The K-pop group topped Billboard's World Album chart with their seventh studio album "Mamacita," according to the Korean publication Osen Entertainment.

"In just three days time, Mamacita sold 1,000 copies according to Nielsen SoundScan. The album was released to digital retailers on Aug. 29 giving it very little time to rack up sales in Billboard's tracking week that ends Sunday at midnight," wrote the music magazine.

Super Junior has made its most explosive return to the Korean pop world yet, ranking No. 1 on four different iTunes charts in Asia and topping album charts in Europe and North America soon after the release of "Mamacita."

The track has ranked No. 1 on various sales charts in Korea while the music video for the song ranked high on the official K-pop channel on YouTube as well as various music video sites in China.

Amidst the success of "Mamacita," Super Junior gave fans even more to be excited about, releasing the "drama version" of the music video today as well. The new version shows Lee Teuk as a bartender, Hee Cheul as the gang leader and Shin Dong as a gambler.

"Mamacita" was co-produced by Teddy Riley, the former member of Blackstreet and a producer for Michael Jackson. The track has "subtle elements of New Jack Swing mixed with the boy-band harmonies."

Super Junior reportedly tried to go for a more masculine, rough concept for their new 10-track album.

"The term 'mamacita' has many different meanings actually ... but in English it can be thought of like, 'She is gorgeous,'" said Lee, during a press conference with the Super Junior members at the Imperial Palace Hotel in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on Aug. 28, according to the Inquirer.

Lee added, "The basic concept of this album is having our musical components and especially, this time around we feel as though we have come back as handsome, real men. I think for the past 10 years we have always been trying to tackle the concept of being manly."