According to a report from DailyPost, Guinness World Records has publicly distanced itself from a viral claim made by Nigerian adult content creator, Mandy Kiss, who recently announced plans to attempt an unusual feat involving 100 men in 24 hours.
The controversial announcement, which surfaced on social media last week, quickly drew widespread attention and sparked heated debate online.
Many users expressed disbelief and questioned why such an act would be considered a record-worthy endeavor.
Reacting to the viral buzz, Guinness World Records clarified through its verified channels that it does not recognize or track such activities. In a brief statement, the organization wrote: “This is not a record we monitor.”
The clarification has since fueled further discussion across digital platforms, with critics urging young influencers to pursue more constructive ways of gaining visibility.
Media analysts also note that Guinness World Records has in recent years been firm in disassociating itself from sensational or harmful stunts, reinforcing its reputation for only validating records that meet ethical and safety standards.
With the matter settled, attention has shifted back to broader conversations on how viral content and extreme publicity stunts continue to test the boundaries of online influence and responsible record-setting.