We\u2019re back with another round of RECORD-BREAKING NEWS!<\/p>\n
People of all ages and from every corner of the world show off their unique skills or features to break a record, and Guinness World Records are here to document their journeys.<\/p>\n
So let\u2019s take a look at some recently broken records \u2013 and who knows, maybe you\u2019ll get inspired to discover your own super-power!<\/p>\n
Fastest time to complete three \u2018FREESTYLE 5\u2019 football tricks (Under 16s)<\/p>\n
Do you play football?<\/p>\n
11-year-old Benjamin Taylor from the UK is a keen footballer and an aspiring football freestyler, who just broke an amazing record!<\/p>\n
He achieved the fastest time to complete three ‘FREESTYLE 5’ football (soccer) tricks (Under 16s) in just 6.30 seconds\u2026 WOW.<\/p>\n
Of course, Ben practised for weeks before making this official attempt, and thankfully his hard work paid off.<\/p>\n
Congratulations!<\/p>\n
Largest collection of Shopkins memorabilia<\/p>\n
Australian Shopkins superfan Alexa Szerstuk showed us her jaw-dropping, record-breaking collection of 2,656 different Shopkins-themed items!<\/p>\n
She started collecting them over 10 years ago, when she was 7. Here\u2019s what she told us:<\/p>\n
\u201cMy friends think it\u2019s pretty cool that they know a Guinness World Records title holder, but the ones who have seen the room definitely think I\u2019m pretty insane to have so many but once they know it means so much to me they think it\u2019s pretty awesome.\u201d<\/p>\n
What do you think?<\/p>\n
Largest display of origami dogs<\/p>\n
Aria Omkrets and Campus Viktor Rydberg from Sweden made 3,134 origami dogs to break this awesome record!<\/p>\n
In case you didn\u2019t know, origami is the Japanese art of folding paper to make shapes, animals, and other cool things without using glue or scissors\u2026<\/p>\n
So if you\u2019re into arts and crafts, why not give it a try?<\/p>\n