At her most recent product endorsement launch event, actress Kathryn Bernardo stole the show. This was a bold attempt to enter the Guinness World Records as the “Largest Human Mattress Dominoes,” in addition to being a significant professional move.
Over 2,355 people came together for the historic launch event on a Sunday afternoon at the SMX Convention Centre Manila, all driven by the same objective.
Collectively, they set up a straight line of 36 by 75-inch single mattresses to create an unbroken chain. The goal of this spectacular show was to shatter the current record for the “Largest Human Mattress Dominoes.”
In order to verify this project and assess its suitability for the Guinness World Records, Mai McMillan, a Japanese representative of the organisation, was in attendance. The contestants successfully sealed their spot in the annals of record-breaking accomplishments by completing their amazing feat in a whopping 20 minutes.
The steadfast support of Kathryn Bernardo’s passionate fan base, who flocked to the venue to celebrate this historic occasion and show solidarity with their idol, was noteworthy during the ceremony. The Philippines currently holds the Guinness World Record for the “Largest Human Mattress Dominoes,” which is testament to the devoted supporters of Daniel Padilla’s partner.
This enormous project was a sincere homage to the 4,000 Uratex workers and volunteers who helped to bring this ambitious event to life. On behalf of the participants, DJ Bigboy Cheng accepted the official award, formally recognising their outstanding achievement.
The attempt to set a new Guinness World Record was not the only noteworthy societal impact of the event. Every mattress used for the occasion will be given to over 55 local charity, giving homeless people, the elderly, people with disabilities, and kids access to much-needed bedding. Uratex’s 55th anniversary was celebrated by taking up this admirable cause.
By no means is Kathryn Bernardo’s involvement in record-breaking events a recent one; she spearheaded a Guinness record-breaking event for the “Largest Aerobic Weight Training Class” for a different well-known business earlier this year.
