Headline: "I’ll Record It Myself!" — Mandy Kiss Slams Guinness World Records After Rejection, Vows to Make History Her Own Way..

Nigerian social media sensation Mandy Kiss has once again ignited a storm online after publicly calling out Guinness World Records (GWR) for rejecting her proposed record attempt. In a bold and unapologetic clapback, Mandy declared, “If they don’t record it, I will record it myself,” sparking widespread debate about recognition, relevance, and self-validation.

The internet personality, widely known for her controversial takes and fearless persona, had submitted a record idea to the GWR. While the exact nature of the proposed attempt remains undisclosed, many speculate it was unconventional and possibly outside the norm of GWR’s traditional categories. Regardless, Mandy's confidence in her ability to make history remains unshaken.

GWR, an international authority in record-setting achievements, is known for its rigorous criteria, including safety, global appeal, and verification standards. Reports suggest Mandy’s attempt didn’t make the cut due to these strict conditions. However, rather than backing down, Mandy turned the rejection into fuel, insisting she would document the record on her own terms.

Social media erupted in mixed reactions shortly after her statement surfaced. Supporters praised her determination, calling her the “Queen of No Validation Needed,” while others mocked the entire episode, suggesting it was yet another publicity stunt. As usual, Mandy’s name trended across platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok.

One user commented, “Whether Guinness likes it or not, Mandy go enter record — even if na for Instagram Live," while another added, “If Hilda Baci cooked for 100 hours, Mandy fit gist for 200 hours straight. Let her cook — literally or figuratively!” The buzz only intensified as memes and skits based on the story began circulating.

Some analysts view this move as part of Mandy's evolving strategy to stay culturally relevant. Over the past few years, she has successfully built a brand that thrives on shock, virality, and unapologetic self-expression. Her response to GWR seems to align with that ethos — making her own rules and refusing to be boxed in by global standards.

 Meanwhile, critics argue that stunts like these trivialize the hard work and credibility behind official record attempts. “This isn’t about clout,” one netizen posted, “GWR has decades of credibility. You can’t just shout ‘record’ and expect validation.” Still, Mandy’s fanbase insists that every movement begins with bold ideas — even the misunderstood ones.

Interestingly, Mandy’s declaration comes amidst a growing trend of Nigerians pursuing world records, inspired by recent high-profile successes like Hilda Baci’s cooking marathon and Tunde Onakoya’s chess marathon. While those achievements met all official criteria, Mandy seems intent on proving that recognition can also come from within.

Whether or not GWR ever revisits Mandy Kiss’s application, one thing is certain — she has already won the attention war. In the age of social media, visibility is power, and Mandy knows exactly how to wield it. As the saga unfolds, fans are now eagerly waiting to see just what kind of “record” she plans to set — and how far she’ll go to make it happen.

For Mandy Kiss, the message is clear: If the gatekeepers won’t let her in, she’ll build her own stage, bring her own spotlight, and set the record for being unapologetically herself.