Chris Martin never said it was easy. Just ask the two people he deleted in an Internet chaos

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“Tell me your secrets and ask me your questions,” Sings Chris Martin in the Coldplay song “The Scientist”.

There are definitely questions about a viral “Kiss Cam” moment from a cold play concert in the Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts.

The group played “The Jumbootron Song” when the camera cuddled a man and a woman when they saw the stage. The two separated quickly and tried to hide their faces, the man settled when they noticed that they were on a huge screen at the venue.

“Whoa, look at these two,” joked Martin. “Either they have an affair or they are very shy.”

CNN did not check the identity of the man and woman, but the video had people on social media who speculated about who they are and their relationship status.

CNN has contacted a Coldplay representative for a comment.

It is anything but for the first time that a kiss camera has led to a difficult situation.

Last October, the singer Olivia Rodrigo asked a couple in the audience in her concert in Sydney, Australia: “Would you give us a kiss on the cam?” Just to shout back: “She is my sister!”

Yikes.

“She is your sister? Oh s ** t! Oh s ** t,” replied Rodrigo. “No matter, no matter, scrap it. Oh God, that hasn't happened yet.”

The man, Tom Santo, posted a video of the incident on Tiktok.

“I'm sorry that I disappointed her @olivia Rodrigo, but that would be my sister,” wrote Santo in the caption.

Things became more Oedipus complex in 2017, as a refinery 29 during a basketball game by Milwaukee Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks in another “kiss -cam” steal, in which one participant had to make his mouth that the woman who was sitting next to him was his mother.

His mother seemed less than pleased.

Only one memory that the internet is forever, while “kiss -cam” shooting shots pass quickly.