Nigerian Man Set To Break Guinness World Record, Begins 110-Hour Sing-A-Thon
Isaac Geralds, a Nigerian singer has commenced on 110-hour sing-a-thon in Washington D.C. to shatter the Guinness World Records for the longest consecutive singing session.
Osun Defender reports that his attempt is aimed at raising funds and awareness for children with autism.
Starting on June 2, Geralds will sing non-stop until June 6, aiming to surpass the current record of 105 hours set by India’s Sunil Waghmare in 2012.
With a goal to sing for an additional five hours, Geralds has already completed more than 14 hours and 38 seconds at the time of this report.
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