EXO fans were amused when they discovered one of their kind accidentally use their official company Twitter account to gush about the boy group, reports KPopViral.com

On March 23, the Korean Twitter administrator for condom brand Durex was caught posting this message using the company official Twitter account @durexmania:

"My thought when I was watching an official teaser - 'I'm willing to sink and die, please rush towards me like water... hah'" which was likely in reference to EXO leader Suho's Pathcode teaser for the group's impending "Call Me Baby" comeback.

In the latter part of the video, Suho could be seen stepping down and then sitting into a empty pool when suddenly a wave of water begins to crash down towards the EXO leader. Each of the ten members of EXO is expected to release a Pathcode teaser.

There is speculation that the Pathcode teasers follow a pattern of using each letter in "Call Me Baby" as the video locations, such as Almaty for "A" in Chen's teaser.

The Durex Twitter administrator quickly admitted to his mistake: "I used a wrong account," he posted as a follow-up tweet.

Online commenters on Instiz, a music chart-ranking site, laughed off the cute error.

"Wrong account," "Durex knows what's up," "But I thought the admin was a fan of Bangtan? Did they change the admin," they said, the last comment referring to Bangtan Boys, more commonly known as BTS, a rising seven-member boy group.

But other online commenters doubted the accidental message posting and suspected that it was a sneaky marketing push to get the brand noticed by tapping into the large, young EXO fan base.

"Maybe this is a new way of marketing. Mad respect," said another online commenter.