LOUDEST FEMALE BURPER IN THE WORLD TURNS HER UNIQUE SKILL INTO A POSITIVE MESSAGE
The majority of people would find their burping habit embarrassing, but Kimberly "Kimycola" Winter is not one of them. The USA native recently shattered the record for the loudest burp in history (female), thanks to her abnormally loud burps.
Her burp, which broke the record, was 107.3 dB. This was higher than the previous record of 107 dB set in 2009 by Italian Elisa Cagnoni. Neville Sharp of Australia holds a record for the loudest burp in the male category. In 2021, his burp was 112.7 dB.
Winter's burp is "louder than a blender (70-80 dB), an electric handheld drill (90-95 dB), and even some motorcycles at full throttle (100-110 dB)," according to The Guinness World Records. She had to burp in a sound-recording studio to set her record, eliminating any reflected sound. Winter went to the iHeartRadio studios and attempted to break records by burping live on DJ Elliot Segal's well-liked radio talk show, "Elliot in the Morning."