Mascots, fans, and presenters are now recreating the viral "kiss cam" incident that took place at a Coldplay concert earlier this week.

The mascots recreated the cringeworthy reactions immortalized in the viral video where Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the head of human resources, Kristin Cabot, were spotlighted on the concert’s kiss cam at a Coldplay show on July 16.

The Philadelphia Phillies know how to have a good time. During Friday night's game against the Los Angeles Angels, the Phillies gave their home fans at Citizens Bank Park a show with a hilarious parody of the viral kiss cam moment that happened at a Coldplay concert earlier this week.

The viral "kiss cam" scandal at a Coldplay performance has generated countless memes and jokes – and now the Philadelphia Phillies are getting in on the action. In footage shared via X on Friday, July 18,

During a recent Philadelphia Phillies game, mascot Phillie Phanatic reenacted the viral Coldplay concert kiss cam, sparking cheers from the crowd.

The Phillie Phanatic got caught on camera during the Philadelphia Phillies' game against the Los Angeles Angels in a Coldplay-inspired skit.

Philadelphia Phillies reenacted the viral ‘kiss cam’ instance with Andy Byron, CEO of the tech firm Astronomer, to the enjoyment of the whole stadium, with the Phillies mascots recreating the moment on the big screen during a MLB game on Friday,

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron's alleged affair exposed at a Coldplay concert becomes sports world joke as the Phillies and other teams reference the controversy.

The original kiss cam footage from the Coldplay concert on July 16 went viral and prompted a tidal wave of memes ( even from big brands such as Aldi's ), as well as fake statements claiming to be from Byron, Coldplay and someone claiming to have recently been fired by the company, among others.

Amid the viral video of Coldplay's kiss cam caught a couple allegedly having an affair, a new theory suggests "The Simpsons" predicted the scandal.

The viral “kiss cam” scandal at a Coldplay performance has generated countless memes and jokes – and now the Philadelphia Phillies are getting in on the action. In footage shared via X on Friday, July 18,

The clip, which went viral, showed a man and woman swaying to the music before quickly ducking and hiding from the camera.