Watch: AI Turns Viral Kiss Cam Moment Into Spoof, Mocks Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot’s Coldplay Panic

A viral moment from Coldplay’s Boston concert involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR head Kristin Cabot has been hilariously reimagined by AI, turning their kiss cam panic into a spoof that’s now taking over the internet.

The original incident, which sparked a corporate cheating scandal, showed Byron and Cabot awkwardly attempting to hide their faces when the stadium’s kiss cam landed on them—despite both being married to other people. The awkward moment quickly went viral, spawning countless memes, reactions, and recreations online.

Now, AI creators have taken it a step further, crafting a satirical video that mocks the duo’s reaction. Instead of ducking for cover, the AI-generated clip shows a furious Byron yelling, “How dare you catch me cheating without my consent? I am suing!” Meanwhile, Cabot appears stunned, glancing between the camera and Byron before looking down in disbelief.

The spoof quickly gained traction on social media, with users on X (formerly Twitter) calling it “next-level meme content.” One user quipped, “Caught cheating without his consent? Man just made it worse.” Another added, “This AI meme is better than any Netflix drama.”

Online Reactions Pour In

Social media users didn’t hold back. Comments ranged from sarcastic praise—“bro needs to be promoted to founder”—to blunt criticism of Byron’s perceived narcissism. Some even called the spoof more entertaining than the original scandal.

The Backstory

The controversy began after Coldplay frontman Chris Martin pointed out the couple on the kiss cam, unknowingly exposing them. The moment led to widespread speculation about their relationship and its impact on their personal and professional lives.

In recent days, the drama has only intensified, with fake social media accounts, celebrity reactions, and rumors of a costly divorce circulating online.