A Coldplay concertgoer captured a CEO and HR director's awkward reaction to being shown on "Kiss Cam," resulting in a viral video with over 30 million views and an investigation.

The viral video is a reminder that the kiss cam was never really harmless — it simply belonged to a time when the consequences of public awkwardness were fleeting, and the footage vanished just as quickly.

The internet has seen a deluge of reactions to an on-screen moment during a Coldplay concert that has led to allegations of an affair between two executives at a tech company.

The tech world remains shaken after Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Human Resources head Kristin Cabot were caught on camera in a compromising embrace at a Coldplay concert this week… The post Astronomer Breaks Silence on Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Scandal,

Andy Byron’s kiss cam scandal has prompted conversations about privacy at concerts and other public events, with many wondering whether the former Astronomer CEO’s privacy was breached. Byron was seen cuddling with his company’s chief people officer, Kristin Cabot, during Coldplay’s recent performance in Boston when the camera zoomed in on them.

Coldplay are on their the Music of the Spheres world tour at the moment and footage from a 'kiss cam' at a recent gig prompted reaction from singer Chris Martin