Coldplay Will Keep Fans On The Giant Screen: It's Not Kiss Cam
JAKARTA - The horrendous incident that dragged Andy Byron and Kristin Cabbot made Coldplay's concert even more in the spotlight. Although it was feared that something similar would happen, Chris Martin Cs wanted to keep that tradition.
As is known Andy, who is the CEO of Astronomers, was caught on camera making out with his co-workers. This has serious consequences for him, both professionally and personally or household.
Chris denied that the fan video shown on the giant screen was a kiss cam. And that's been done by Coldplay for a long time.
"This is not, it never will, and never be a 'kiss cam'!" Chris said in one of his performances, citing ABC News on August 21.
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"We've been doing this for a long time, and it's been something recently," he added.
Through the concept of 'jumbotron', Coldplay hopes to interact more excitingly with the audience. Because they can't speak up, fans often make posters and for example that will appear in the video.
The spotlight on cameras at concerts or festivals is nothing new. But the incident at Coldplay concert yesterday was at least a lesson to be more careful in acting.