Top 10 Unbreakable World Record in the World

Here's the thing about records more often than not they get smashed in the face by some over-ambitious Punk ready to skydive off Burj Khalifa balancing an atom on a spoon under the moonlight beat that but not always some records are so seriously motivated in their attention to stay unsullied that even attempting to break them should be some sort of crime these records make a freakish set of achievements that can make basic records feel cold and unwanted in this set of top trending we're going to show you a bunch of impossible feats from the record for the most records held by one person - the one for the most atomic blast survived do not attempt to break any of the following records without the supervision of an exceptional expert as the world Fitness endurance champion you would expect paddy Doyle to pack a boatload of Records under his belt but the one that's been the most heavily recognized is his record for the most one-arm push-ups completed in five hours dare to guess how many paddy crammed into those 300 minutes an imperceptible count of 5260 continuous repetitions now that is one record no son of a gun in their right mind would want to mess with a former member of the British parachute regiment Doyle entered the Guinness Book of World Records as an athlete in 1987 since then he has dislodged over 100 records from the top position you can tell this man is a fitness freak by the simple fact that he also holds the record for the maximum number of push-ups in a year averaging over 4,000 and 100 push-ups in a day paddy hit an astonishing 1.5 million push-ups a year the challenge also involved a high volume of psychological pressure as the Guinness world record reps surrounded Doyle's routine for the whole year attempt to break this record only if you can manage to handle the attention that comes with forearms that writ we genuinely hope no one ever gets to break this record or if this one breaks the world as we know it will break with it Stoma Yamaguchi is the only one among the estimated 110 billion people that have ever walked the earth to have survived two atomic blasts yes Yamaguchi was not only present in both the Japan bombings but heroically managed to survive both blasts a resident of Nagasaki Yamaguchi was an employee of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries he was on a business trip to Hiroshima when the city was bombed on August 6th 1945 most residents had their fate sealed with the first explosion, but Yamaguchi survived with minor wounds he traveled back to Nagasaki the next day and even showed up to work on August 9th the day the second bomb was detonated on Nagasaki it was as late as 2009 that the Japanese government recognized Yamaguchi's presence and survival in both the bombings  Yamaguchi passed away of stomach cancer at the age of 93 in January 2010 at least 70 people's names are featured in the list of sufferers of both the bombings but only  Yamaguchi is officially recognized as the survivor in both the bombings when I was a kid I dreamed of flying in an airplane and going around the world when this guy was a kid all he wanted to do was arm-wrestle a truck and jumpstart airplanes using his body only no kidding fast has the amazing record of pulling an airplane for eight point eight meters by tying it to his body with a weight of one hundred eighty-eight point eight three tons this plane stood like a behemoth in the backdrop while fast was getting himself strapped honestly we did not think the plane would move an inch until it did and then some more in fact Kevin said that he had the ability to have gone much farther if it wasn't for the finish line it had started raining quite steadily by the time Kevin was pulling, but this man was never going to stop Kevin fast has five weight pulling world records to his name and is satisfied with his job as a priest will you break Kevin's record maybe will you break your shoulder bones while trying to do it very probably this record here shows what happens when you choose a job that has Park in the title Royce Sullivan worked at the Shenandoah National Park Virginia as a park ranger during his stay at the park lightning met him not once not twice not thrice but the spiritual number of seven times the real miracle was that Sullivan survived each of these seven hits live evidence of such occurrences was virtually impossible to produce so the Guinness World Records recognized Sullivan's feet after carefully documenting the details of each of the seven incidents in one of these incidents the lightning both deflected off a tree and struck him through an open window of the truck the lightning was so fierce that it burnt almost every hair on his body and the truck right on the edge of a cliff another of these incidents itched in Sullivan's memory is the time when a fierce storm cloud was following him he was struck by lightning just when he was convinced that he had outrun the cloud and stepped out of the truck the charge crawled through his body and set his hair on fire the gutsy ranger put it off with a can of water which was in his truck while Xuan Mon Gâteau translates to Mr. eat it all that's Michel Lotto from Grenoble France he is on our list today for consuming almost everything that's around metal bolts and screws bikes an entire Cessna 150 airplane no problem sir Michel devoured a total of nine tons of metal during his lifetime in case you were wondering Michel suffered from a condition called pica it made him want to eat human and adjustable things in objects like glass dirt metal filth and almost everything else that normal humans wouldn't even think of the table of Michel's dinner would generally include a broken bulb some screws and a few bolts dressed in the dash of fresh salad Lotto met his end on June 25th 2007 at the age of 57 the reason of his death is still widely speculated, but the official documents say natural causes Jon brower minoc was so immense a person that they could never use a scale to weigh him but the best estimates suggest that Jon was 1,400 pounds at the peak or rather bottom of his health that's the weight of a 1992 Subaru vizió and no man should be as heavy as an oversized hatchback born in September 1941 John laid 294 pounds or 133 kilograms by the time he was 12 at 22 he was 6 foot 1 and weighed 500 pounds which is equal to 230 kilograms at the age of 36 he suffered a respiratory failure in cardiac arrest and had to be hospitalized he recovered in hospital and in the same year was married to 100-pound Jeanette owning the record for the greatest difference of weight between a married couple the doctors identified the retention of extracellular fluid in his body as the chief cause of his acute obesity at one point endocrinologist Dr.Schwartz estimated that over 900 pounds or 408 kilograms of his body weight was retained fluids which very well might be another record in itself it would take a total of 13 men to roll John over from one side of the bed to the other he died from edema at the age of 41 when Jonathan Lee riches stepped out of prison the purpose of his life became clear like a mirror he could see the truth like nobody else could he challenged the norms and almost everybody around him, and he did it the legal way by filing lawsuits on anyone in anything that he disagreed with or disapproved of over the next few years of his life he filed 4000 lawsuits on companies and individuals here's the fun part when riches came to know that the Guinness World Records had recognized his achievement he sued them for it the story started in December 2012 after riches was released from prison at one point he had started including the copyright symbol against his signature to make sure only genuine cases were recorded the incredible achievement of Jonathan Lee riches earned him the title of Superman and by the looks of it he wasn't scared of absolutely anybody he sued president george w bush Bill Gates and even Pope Benedict the 14th he didn't even spare the likes of Britney Spears and Steve Jobs talk about a man on a mission you have to burn a lot of oil if you want your name featured in the Guinness World Records and you have to be some kind of a whiz to make a name simply for breaking established records meet ashrita Furman this gentleman is no ordinary record holder he has the Guinness world record for the most Guinness World Records by an individual he has said about 600 records till now and at least 226 of them are still valid if you are to linger anywhere close to Furman's legacy you virtually have to rewrite the history of Guinness World Records try one of his rather recent records slicing a record number of 26 watermelons on his stomach in one minute ashrita was not athletic as a child but was always fascinated by the Guinness Book of World Records his life took a forever turn when he met the spiritual leader Sri Chinmoy you have to make a very strong case for us to believe that someone else will break 600 records to match Furman's fury here's one name that needs introduction only if you've been living under a rock Michael Phelps has a Guinness world record that we do not hope to see getting beaten in our lifetimes Phelps as an individual has 28 Olympic medals in his closet 23 of those are gold the three silver and two bronze medals only prove that the athlete was human and it's not just the number of medals that he flaunts he has set individual records in events like the 100-meter butterfly 200-meter butterfly and 400-meter individual medley he's formerly held records in 200-meter individual medley and 200-meter freestyle Phelps has a total of 86 medals in major international competitions 65 of them smell like pure gold even for an incredibly competent athlete breaking Phelps record of winning gold medals will be a wild goose chase you don't just have to perform insanely but also participate in events that give you the chance of winning multiple medals honestly such sports are pretty rare within the Olympics and then Michael Phelps is participated in five Olympic Games with pretty much the same fire and intensity we are sticking our neck out here this is one record that will never be broken [Music] like we have seen so far some records are purely a matter of chance no one in their right mind should ever try to lock horns with these take the example of Matt Souter the man who accidentally set the record books ringing by surviving the longest distance thrown by a tornado this insane record was set on March 12th 2006 when Matt Souter was inside his mobile home in Portland Missouri Souter was caught inside a tornado that through his body 398 metres or 1300 and five feet away from where he started the ride on the back of the tornado left Sutor unconscious for a while upon regaining consciousness he had a few minor injuries and a new Guinness World Record pin to his name in the interest of general safety we hope you never get near this record or near a tornado for that matter Nadya Suleman is no ordinary woman she is a well-known media personality who is now called the Octomom the reason she gave birth to all of eight children six boys and two girls in a successful casarean section surgery Nadia's octuple are only the second in US history and the first to survive after birth the birth of the octuple was not free from controversy though it was soon discovered that Suleiman was already the mother of six younger children at the time of the birth and was unemployed too she had given birth through in vitro fertilization the survival of human octuple is a rare medical feat since medical science is evolving we are guessing that it will become more common in the days to come, but Suleiman will have her name attached to the record for a long time if not forever