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Coldplay is keeping the kiss cam alive, and it’s about to get a lot more interesting! Lead singer Chris Martin made it clear during a recent concert in Kingston upon Hull that the romantic tradition will continue despite a scandal that rocked their fan base. The event had everyone buzzing after Andy Byron, former CEO of Astronomer, and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot were caught in a hilarious, yet awkward moment on the Jumbotron, leading to some major online drama.
Imagine watching your favorite band when suddenly, the Jumbotron pans to a couple who awkwardly realizes they’re on “kiss cam.” It went viral for all the wrong reasons when Byron dropped his arms from Cabot and they both tried to duck from view! Instead of letting the incident overshadow the concert, Martin decided to take it lightheartedly, assuring fans that they would keep the kiss cam rolling. After all, why not make lemonade when life throws a scandal your way?
The best part? Byron actually resigned days later, showcasing how a seemingly fun moment can turn serious in the gig economy. It’s become a cautionary tale for corporate leaders on how not to behave at concerts—and maybe a reminder for couples about the risks of public affection. What’s your take on the kiss cam? Is it fun or fraught with peril?
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