Here’s how you can begin the process of revealing your hidden talent to the world:
- Have a talent, skill or achievement? Recognize it and hone it to perfection.
- Fill out the International World Records Book application form and apply for a record.
- Our world record counsellors will get in touch with you for additional information regarding your record attempt.
- Once we process your application, you will receive an acceptance email.
- That’s it! Your world record journey begins here.
Karan aka Tattoographer Karan, a native of India's capital, has set a unique yet extraordinary record. The boy has made a name for himself around the world for his unique appearance, with countless tattoos covering his entire body, forming a complete bodysuit.
Apply for world recordsAyush Gupta, a Mumbai resident, set a world record by becoming the “Youngest Numerologist” and Reiki healer. At the young age of seven, Ayush began showing interest in tarot card reading under the guidance of his father, Kashi Gupta. He put in a lot of effort to get to where he is now.
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Here are some of the most well-known world record holders who have acquitted themselves admirably.
Karan aka Tattoographer Karan, a native of India's capital..
Set a world record by becoming the “Youngest Numerologist” and Reiki heale
A long way as an author, journalist, and, most recently, columnist
An author who revolutionised the pace of writing
Do you have many talents but just cannot decide what your world record attempt should be? Do not worry! We understand that a talent can be multi-faceted and unique persons will have unique abilities. Our highly experienced world record consultants will guide you on your way to world record glory .
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