Watch: Phillie Phanatic Re-Enacts Coldplay Viral Kiss Cam Moment

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But, after a few seconds, the two Phanatics realized they were on camera. The real Phanatic ducked for cover and other, dressed in a blonde wig, turned around and covered its face for the camera. The crowd roared.

Of course, the humor came at the expense of a viral moment that came on Thursday at a Coldplay concert in Massachusetts.

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During the show, the video crew inside Gillette Stadium did cutaway shots of the crowd. One shot landed on a couple that were hugging one another but quickly stopped. The man, standing behind the women, ducked for cover. The woman turned around and covered her face.

Unfortunately for the two, social media detectives quickly figured out the man was Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the women was the company’s chief people officer, Kristin Cabot. The incident let to much speculation about their relationship, even from Coldplay’s frontman, Chris Martin.

“Whoa, look at these two,” Martin said per CNN. “Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy.”

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The ensuing 24 hours led to Astronomer placed Byron on leave and announced it was investigating the incident.

After the camera finally cut away from the Phanatic on Friday, it cut to another couple. The man poked at the incident, as he held a sign up saying, “This is my wife.” The two kissed.

The camera cut back to the Phanatic and his friend. They were still trying to hide.

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