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  • The Obamas featured on a kiss cam during a pre-Olympic exhibition basketball game in Washington, D.C.
    The Almighty (And Sometimes Awkward) Kiss Cam

    Kiss cam is an audience-participation game involving a camera that aims to catch couples and encourage them to share a kiss. The public display of affection is shown on a “jumbotron” or other large screens in the event venue, typically in a heart-shaped frame.

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    Kiss cam is an audience-participation game involving a camera that aims to catch couples and encourage them to share a kiss. The public display of affection is shown on a “jumbotron” or other large screens in the event venue, typically in a heart-shaped frame.

    Read More