Mandy Kiss Sparks Outrage with Guinness Record Sex Claim, Guinness Disowns Challenge

Nigerian influencer Mandy Kiss has stirred a storm of controversy after announcing her intention to attempt what she described as a Guinness World Record feat by engaging with 100 men within 24 hours.

The shocking declaration, which she unveiled across her social media platforms, has divided public opinion in Nigeria, a country known for its deeply conservative social values.

While some dismissed it as a desperate publicity stunt, others expressed grave concern over the health and moral implications of such a move.

Her claim comes less than a year after adult actress Bonnie Blue made international headlines in January 2025 for allegedly setting a record with 1,057 men in 12 hours.

Yet even that spectacle failed to gain official recognition, as Guinness World Records categorically stated they do not monitor or validate records relating to sexual activity due to ethical guidelines.

Mandy Kiss’s declaration has therefore reignited a debate not only about the lengths some influencers will go for attention but also about the role of Guinness in policing the types of records that can or cannot be pursued.

Guinness has long maintained strict standards for record validation, emphasizing that all attempts must be measurable, breakable, and safe. In a widely cited example from 2023, Nigerian chef Hilda Baci’s Guinness-verified achievement for the largest batch of jollof rice (8,780 kilograms) was closely scrutinized not only for the cooking metrics but also for structural safety during the event.

That same framework, Guinness insists, is why sexual challenges cannot be recognized, as they pose significant risks to health, safety, and morality. In a statement echoing past clarifications, Guinness reiterated that they “do not endorse or monitor any sexual activity records,” underscoring a consistent global policy.

The backlash on social media, particularly on X, has been fierce. Many Nigerians condemned Mandy Kiss’s proposal as degrading, with some calling it a dangerous mockery of a nation still grappling with deep-seated moral and cultural values.

Others pointed to the potential health risks involved, citing statistics from the World Health Organization’s 2021 report that highlighted a 13 percent prevalence rate of HIV among high-risk groups.

Critics stressed that even if protection is used, the risk of sexually transmitted infections in such extreme conditions is alarmingly high. “This is not a world record attempt, it’s a health hazard,” one commentator wrote, capturing the widespread anxiety.

Supporters, however, argued that Mandy’s declaration exposes double standards in how society views women’s sexuality. Some suggested that her outlandish attempt is no different from other record-breaking stunts that test the physical and mental limits of participants. “People climb mountains, starve themselves, or dance for days, but when a woman expresses her sexuality in extreme form, everyone loses their minds,” another user posted. Yet even those defending her right to make such a claim admitted that Guinness World Records was unlikely to ever give it official acknowledgment.

The spectacle highlights a deeper cultural divide in Nigeria, where globalized digital culture collides with traditional norms. Mandy Kiss, already a polarizing figure for her controversial brand of influencer marketing, appears to thrive on this friction, leveraging the outrage to cement her relevance in an attention-driven social media ecosystem. But in a society where public morality and religious values remain potent forces, her announcement may also invite regulatory scrutiny or even legal consequences.

Whether or not Mandy goes through with her shocking plan, the episode underscores the increasingly blurred lines between entertainment, shock value, and health concerns in the age of viral stunts.

It also places Guinness World Records back in the spotlight, reminding audiences that while the world’s most bizarre achievements may be recorded, there are still boundaries the institution refuses to cross. For now, the only record Mandy Kiss has broken is the internet itself — and the debate about what lengths people will go for fame continues to rage.