She insists her body is her own – even Guinness can’t tell her otherwise! But here’s where it gets controversial…
Adult entertainer and influencer Mandy Kiss (born Mandy Ayomiposi Oluwadahunsi) has publicly taken on Guinness World Records after her plan to sleep with 100 men in a single day was flatly turned down. According to reports from Legit.ng, Mandy first announced her Guinness-record bid—aiming for a jaw-dropping 100 partners in 24 hours—only to be told the organization does not sanction or monitor this kind of challenge.
And this is the part most people miss: rather than back down, Mandy Kiss fired back in a fiery video on September 25. Speaking in both Yoruba and English, the influencer posed a bold question: “Do you own my body? I said I want to sleep with 100 men, yet you say don’t record things like that. If you refuse, I’ll document it myself.” With that, she declared her intention to self-record the entire attempt.
Boldly, Mandy Kiss made it clear she sees no limit on her personal choice: “It’s my decision; nobody can stop me.” While some applaud her right to autonomy, others wonder if she’s courting more controversy than a world record.
Reactions have poured in from social media bystanders, ranging from bewildered to scathing. Here are a few highlights:
• @makafuii: “Does Guinness World Records even speak Yoruba?”
• @1GRANDMAESTRO: “She better record it so we can witness history in the making.”
• @DChelseaDiscus: “Is that really her face, or did an AI bot create this?”
• @Hurit50727089: “Will it be live-streamed? Or will someone have to call for rehab afterwards?”
• @Laugh_drip: “No way I’d volunteer for that—her look says ‘get me medical help,’ not ‘world record.’”
Earlier, concerned Nigerians urged Mandy to reconsider, pointing to the extreme example of Bonnie Blue—who attempted 1,000 partners in one day and later shared harrowing details of the physical and emotional aftermath. Some fans worry that chasing such a sensational milestone might do more harm than good.
So what do you think? Is Mandy Kiss simply exercising her autonomy in an outrageous way—or has she crossed a line into dangerous territory? Do you see this as a form of empowerment, a publicity stunt, or something else entirely? Share your views and join the debate below!
