How Celebrities RUINED World Records

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this video is about guinness world records, the rock, robert downey jr and an insurance company

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edited by owen
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[eliascastillojerez]

imagine dying while trying to beat a world record, then when you make it to heaven you find out you didn't even break it. regret in a whole new level.

[ConsumerOfCringe]

Ah, those books you borrowed during library class to avoid being forced to read, good times

[iloveshakespeare]

i stopped liking those books after a mean boy i hated in in 3rd grade told me about his world records, my logic back then was ‘if he could get one, it doesn’t matter’

[SeaPeeKay]

hi, pinely, my dear friend. i can’t help but agree that it was a little bullshit as they literally made the record up just so i can get it LMAOOO

also, i had 4 records at my peak!

anyway! going back to domestic bliss with my wife now!

[kaialexander]

Honestly, the most surprising thing about the the Guinness and its relationship with Turkmenistan is that out of all of the records set in or by Turkmenistan, only one of them - fastest 10m by a horse on hind legs (4.19 seconds) - involves Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow and a horse.

The guy owns over 600 horses with those horses specifically being Akhal-Tekes; a breed of horse that Berdimuhamedow owns around 10% of. He's also gifted Akhal-Tekes to multiple other world leaders, written poetry and multiple books about Akhal-Tekes, and has instructed officials to do extra checks on journalists at the airport he fell off a horse during an event in an attempt to ensure no one could see him fall of the horse. The fact there is _only one_ world record involving him and horses is genuinely unbelievable.

[sammyjones]

15:00 there is something so ungodly funny about this guy just getting a random dm telling him he won a bs world record years ago and he just has absolutely *no idea* what he's talking about

[Pallerim]

Worlds longest video featuring homemade cardboard props

[claireh]

okay the backgrounds in this video are illegally great. It's so Pinely, very cute and aesthetic AND scuffed.

[Hannahgs]

We all know there is only one man keeping Guinness world records afloat: Tommy Tallarico. His mother is very proud.

[aduckofsomesort]

I knew the woman who had the longest nails. One day she was in a car accident and all of her nails broke off, people did not rush to make sure she was OK, they rushed to pick up pieces of her nails.

[OlgaZuccati]

I have the record for the most prolific video game composer of all time and I was the first brazilian to work on a Sonic game. My mother is very proud.

[ic]

Guinness World Records feels like an NFT. It only has purpose bc one organization says so althought many people can achieve it

[Rugops]

I always assumed that "Ripley's believe it or not" was named after the Alien movies lady.

[hotmesslex]

my job did not one but TWO of those corporate “records” last year. they sent an adjudicator and everything to verify it. i fully believe that they fudged the numbers to give them the record anyway since it’s a money-making thing for them but even then, the record is SO SPECIFIC to my job that i don’t even know if anyone could break it if they wanted to lmao

[glamrockmike]

i can't believe pinely managed to score a collab with evil pinely. never knew i needed this crossover! more evil pinely please!!!

[journeyswithpaul]

Amazing that Pinely would give exposure to smaller creators like Evil Pinely. Honest Pinely is the best.

[beauxbatten]

my middle school broke the record for largest game of leap frog and they never even listed the new record. not in the book or on their website. it's been a decade and I'm still upset about it.

[bigyoshi]

it’s nice to see pinely and evil pinely were able to settle their differences and make a video together

[huginrin]

My blind grandmother spent her free time over many many year making a super long necklace while listening to the radio, when she finally submitted it for world record it was denied because it did not have a consistent color pattern.

[kolonarulez]

Lemme tell ya those Guinness books along with Ripley's Believe It or Not were the key to instant popularity in elementary/middle school. If you shelled out an arm and leg at the book fair (around $24 each) everyone suddenly wanted to be your friend.