MBLAQ released their anticipated music video for their newest title track Y the other day and it looks like the video is already getting warnings from MBC, KBS and SBS. The song is about revenge which is why there is a scene where Lee Joon's character "shoots" his ex-girlfriend. Though you don't hear the bullet nor see it completely, a quick flash of light that represents the shooting. You also see the gun more than a couple of times and you see the girl dead with a flash of blood. This may not seem to be a big deal, but for Korean channels, it's enough to be banned. An associate of MBLAQ said, "The part with the gun in the music video is not going to aired on major channels. We are making a new version for those channels. We took out the part with the gun." That part is the climax of the whole music video, so� it's a shame that it's getting edited out. But hey, there's always Youtube to fall back on. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=val9femyp2E