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What happens when a Coldplay concert catches the attention of a whole tech startup? Well, you get a viral video that brings change at the top of Astronomer. After a humorous yet scandalous moment stolen by a fan’s camera, former CEO Andy Byron resigned, leaving new interim CEO Pete DeJoy to clean up the unexpected media frenzy.
In his statement, DeJoy acknowledged the surreal media attention that followed the incident, comparing it to a rollercoaster ride for a company that usually focuses on data and AI projects. He stressed that Astronomer is built by people who thrive on solving hard problems—and maybe preventing the next viral mishap. But let’s face it, how often does a startup become a household name through a concert blunder?
Fans still can’t believe that Grace Springer, who filmed the now-infamous moment from the audience, hasn’t seen a dime from the video’s virality. Talk about an unexpected twist of fate—fame doesn’t always pay, it seems! So, what would you do if you accidentally captured a moment that changed someone’s career? Hit the comments and share your best concert experiences that you wouldn’t mind going viral!
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