One-Year-Old Boy Named GWR World's Youngest Male Artist, Breaks 21-Year Record

• A one-year-old boy has inched his name into the books of the Guinness World Records after making history
• This comes after he was officially recognised as the youngest male artist in the world, stunning many
• Many people who thronged the comments section of the post have congratulated him on this amazing feat

A little boy, identified as Ace-Liam Nana Sam Ankrah, has been officially declared the youngest male artist in the world by the Guinness World Records.

The little boy set the record at one year and 152 days old, breaking the record of American Dante Lamb, who set it in 2003 at three.

Kukua, the mother of the young artist, also an artist, made this known at a press conference in Accra, where she read excerpts of the email she received from Guinness World Records.

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"We are thrilled to inform you that your application for the youngest male artist has been successful and you are now the Guinness World Record title holder," she said.

The video of the announcement regarding Ace Liam's GWR feat was sighted on the young artist's Instagram page.

The post, which had raked in over 100 likes and many comments, was captioned:

"Congratulations are in order. May we officially introduce to you the @guinnessworldrecords Youngest male artist in the world at 1 year 152 days old! Ace-Liam Nana Sam Ankrah. Thank you, Ghana."

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Netizens congratulate small boy who made history

Social media users who thronged the comment section of the post have celebrated Ace. Here are some of the reactions:

@the_real_bannerman commented:

"Congratulations Kukua, this is the doing of the Lord and it’s marvelous in our eyes."

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nenesenor reacted:

"Solid congratulations."

poshtelly_concepts reacted:

"Congratulations son. Ayekoo."

misseleanor_a replied:

"Congratulations to both of you. Great things are ahead."

Kenyan chef disqualified from Guinness World Records

In a related report, Kenyan chef Maliha Mohammed was devastated in April when she learned she would not be the Guinness World Record holder for the person who can cook for the longest hours.

In June 2023, Chef Maliha took on the challenge of a cook-a-thon trial as she sought to break Hilda Baci's Guinness World Record of cooking for 100 straight hours.

She apologised to Kenyans for 'letting them down' and hoped to give the competition another shot when the time was right.

Source: YEN.com.gh