I was horrified by the coincidence that the anime Oshi no Ko, which links its themes of romantic reality and alterations from the original story to real-life incidents, is airing at the most explosive times, but this season it's also airing at a time when there was an actual murder involving a smart tag transmitter, which is really a twist of fate. 
Is it because the range of deaths that apply in real life is too broad, or is it because Oshi no Ko's depiction of the death and malice that is rampant in reality is so high-resolution?

Links between the anime broadcast period and reality | TELTEL's post