Chris Martin just responded to the viral couple to his concert.
After two people became viral this week to get caught together on a jumbotron during Coldplay’s concert, it got the front man to check that they were either “having one or they are just very shy.”
Later, Martin approached the potential fallout caused by the Kiss-CAM moment, The Guardian reported.
“Holy S ** t,” The Fix you Singer told the audience and added, “I hope we did nothing bad.”
The man in the video, identified as CEO Andy Byron of astronomer, has been put on leave, and the tech company has launched a study to clarify why the two reacted as it was seen in the video.
“Co -founder and Chief Product Officer Pete Dejoy is currently serving as temporary CEO who gets Andy Byron PEOPLE, Adding, “We will share more details as needed in the coming days.”
This comes after Martin discovered a couple on the jumbotron of his concert at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, where a man now identified Byron could be seen with his arms packed around a woman who was jerked to be a MRI manager for the same company.
“Oh, look at these two,” the 48-year-old musician told the crowd.
When the couple started to behind, Martin encouraged them and said, “Okay, come, you are okay.” But when they continued to get away, he responded, “Oh, whether? Either they have an affair or they are just very shy.”
As the video became viral, with identities of both the man and woman who came to the surface, the company’s astronomer also wrote on their LinkedIn that they were “committed to the values and culture that have led us since our founding. Our leaders are expected to set the standard in both behavior and accountability.”
“The Board of Directors has initiated a formal investigation into this case, and we will have further details to share very soon,” they mentioned further.
Andy Byron has not responded to the news or issued a statement when contacted by PEOPLE The magazine, whereas the woman could not be reached.
