Archive · 23 Jul 2025
AR Rahman Jokes About Privacy Concerns Following Coldplay 'Kiss Cam'
At a Coldplay concert, a couple was caught on camera, which led to rumors of an affair and the CEO's resignation.
This went viral, leading to discussions on privacy at concerts.
Singer AR Rahman reassured his audience they wouldn't have a similar issue at his show.
Similarly, Liam Gallagher made it clear he wouldn't be using the 'kiss cam' at his concert.
The incident highlights concerns about public exposure during events.
AR Rahman assured concert attendees they wouldn't be caught on camera, referencing a viral moment.
The incident references a Coldplay concert where a couple was captured on the 'kiss cam,' leading to cheating allegations.
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron resigned after the Coldplay incident went viral.
The viral moment sparked discussions on privacy and public displays of affection at concerts.
Liam Gallagher also addressed the issue, stating his concert would not have a 'kiss cam.'
- Who
- AR Rahman and his audience; a couple at a Coldplay concert (Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot); and Liam Gallagher.
- What
- AR Rahman reassured his audience about privacy at his concert, referencing a viral incident.
- When
- During AR Rahman's concert.
- Where
- United States.
- Why
- To reassure his audience and acknowledge the viral 'kiss cam' incident at a Coldplay concert.
Privacy Advocates
Kiss Cam Supporters
Privacy vs. Public Entertainment
Privacy Advocates
Emphasizes the right to privacy in public settings, especially at concerts.
Kiss Cam Supporters
Accepts the use of kiss cams in concerts as normal practice.
- Artist
- AR Rahman
- Event Referenced
- Coldplay concert
- Allegations
- Cheating
- Resignation
- Andy Byron, Astronomer CEO