Coldplay Defends Kiss Cam After CEO Scandal, Plans Continuation
Coldplay Defends Kiss Cam After CEO Scandal, Plans Continuation

Coldplay Defends Kiss Cam After CEO Scandal, Plans Continuation

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Coldplay's lead singer Chris Martin has defended the band's continued use of the kiss cam during their concerts despite a viral scandal involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR executive Kristin Cabot. At a recent show in Hull, England, Martin joked about the incident, referencing the awkward moment when Byron and Cabot appeared on the Jumbotron at a Boston concert, sparking rumors of an affair and leading to their resignations. Martin emphasized that the interactive segment, which has been a staple of Coldplay's live shows, will remain because it allows the band to engage directly with fans. He acknowledged a fan who attended multiple shows, including the Boston concert, thanking them despite the controversy. The band’s approach has drawn various reactions, including a humorous jab from Oasis’ Liam Gallagher, but Coldplay remains committed to the Jumbotron experience. Overall, Martin's remarks suggest the band views the incident as an unfortunate but manageable consequence of their fan interaction tradition.

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