Tech firm Astronomer was the subject of memes and misinformation after a video allegedly of its CEO and HR chief at a Coldplay concert went viral.

Today will go down in internet history. It was nothing but good vibes at Coldplay's concert at Gillette Stadium in Boston Wednesday night. During an acoustic part of the show, frontman Chris Martin turned on the iconic kiss cam to engage with the fans in the crowd.

The viral moment where two Astronomer colleagues were caught what appeared to be a romantic embrace at a Coldplay gig has taken a new turn, with the company changing its LinkedIn

A lot has been said so far in the hours after a video shot by Coldplay's kiss cam at a recent concert many believe shows an affair. The beliefs, so far unverified, allege the footage shows Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the company's human resources executive Kristin Cabot embracing.

As online users searched for information, many mistakenly landed on the LinkedIn profile of another Andy Byron, a video designer at Stylo Motion Design. The mix-up led to a flood of views and messages to the wrong Byron, prompting him to issue a humorous yet clarifying post, “No, this isn't me. I wouldn’t be caught dead at a Coldplay concert.”

Well, something of the sort occurred at the Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium Wednesday night and “awkward” doesn’t begin to describe the moment.

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot were identified as a couple seen on a Coldplay gig jumbotron.

A Coldplay fan's viral kiss cam video captivated fans, showing Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot at the Boston concert

I don’t think the concert employees or Coldplay knew you weren’t ACTUALLY together. But the way you both reacted to being on the spot sure did make the video go viral. Neither Byron or Cabot have publicly spoke about the video yet. Still, the internet ...