According to the reports, the employer of a CEO seen at a viral moment of “kisses” in a recent Choles game Concert says he is launching an investigation into the incident.
Astronomer, a Data company based in New York City, said in a statement on Friday that its board of directors has launched a “formal investigation.”
“The astronomer is committed to the values and culture that have been guided from our foundation. Our leaders are expected to establish the standard both in behavior and responsibility,” said the company in a statement shared On LinkedIn. “The Board of Directors has initiated a formal investigation into this matter and we will have additional details to share very shortly.”
The Astronomer CEO, Andy Byron, was identified by online commentators earlier this week as supposedly in a video that went viral on social networks that showed a man and a woman who hid to hide their faces after they were shown with their arms in the jumbotron at a Coldplay concert on July 16 in Boston.
The video, which now has more than 55 million visits To the truth, It shows the main singer of Coldplay, Chris Martin, providing a play by game to the audience of the couple’s reactions to be highlighted in the Jumbotron.
“Oh, look at these two. Very good, come on, you’re fine. What?” You can listen to Martin to say while the two hide their faces. “Or they are having an adventure or they are simply very shy. I’m not sure.”
A moment of “kiss cameras” in a Coldplay concert in Boston that shows a man and a woman together has gone viral.
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The video quickly became an issue for Internet detectives who tried to identify men and women in the video, none of which has been publicly identified.
Astronomer appointed his CEO, Byron, in his statement on Friday, noting that Byron’s reports had issued a statement about the incident were false.
“Andy Byron has not issued any statement, the reports that say otherwise are incorrect,” said the company.
The company also said that no other astronomer employee was in the video “Kiss Cam”.
