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Definitely, i still think it's a tactic of marketingI don't see how a K-Pop group could treat a terrorism topic. The K-Pop music scene isn't known for political and sociocritical statements. The Mafia and Gangster concept is not that uncommon in the Entertainment Industry nowadays, but a song about a terror group is on another level and should be handled with care.