A surprising moment captured by the camera a Coldplay The concert raised viral memes, mascot parodies and laughter at the stadium level in the United States, all deriving from an alleged relationship between the technological managers.
During a recent Coldplay show, Andy ByronCEO of a US It company, was seen on the Jumbotron that embraced the company’s Chief People Officer, Christine Cabot. The apparently intimate moment, displayed on a big screen during the concert, immediately triggered the voices of an office deal, attracting widespread attention online.
Now, that viral accident has taken a hilarious turning point: the parodies of the mascots of the moment are ticking Major League baseball (MLB) Stadiums, sending fans in laughter.
The most discussed parody came during a match on July 19 with the Philadelphia Phillies. When the mascots of the team appeared on the big screen of the stadium, they drastically covered their faces and fell to the ground, imitating the shameful reaction of being “captured by the camera”-a playful leader to the now famous CEO Hug Clip.
Another extraordinary moment happened with the Savannah BananasA viral baseball team known for its humor and non -orthodox buffering. During a game, their mascot Party It was shown on the embraced jumbotron Princess Potassia. As soon as they appeared on the screen, Potassia Quickly turned his head while Party He bowed his head embarrassed – triggering a wave of laughter from the crowd.
The wave of Parodia did not stop at the mascots. Lego recreation, versions of dolls and dozen of online memes flooded social media, cementing the moment of hug of the CEO as one of the last sensations of the internet memes. According to Business Insider, these videos and images have become viral for their hilarious and creative lap on a corporate scandal in real life.
What started as a moment of PRI possibly harmful to two managers has now evolved into a full internet trend, demonstrating once again how quickly the memes can transform the drama of real life into mass entertainment, especially when mascot and sports culture are involved.
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