33岁的尼日利亚舞者本杰明·丹尼尔（Ben Dancer）正在进行一项挑战：连续舞蹈168小时，目标是打破现有的世界纪录 1。这一尝试从2025年9月22日星期二开始，计划在周二早晨完成 1。他希望超越印度舞者斯卢什蒂·苏迪尔·贾格塔普在2023年创造的127小时纪录，比现纪录多坚持41小时 1。本杰明具有18年的专业舞蹈生涯 1。
根据挑战规则，他每连续舞蹈1小时可获得5分钟的休息时间 1。这场舞蹈表演融合了尼日利亚丰富的舞蹈传统和网络文化元素 1。目前，吉尼斯世界纪录尚未确认该尝试是否符合官方纪录资格 1。
此前，尼日利亚厨师希尔达·巴奇在2023年创造连续烹饪93小时11分钟的纪录后，激发了尼日利亚对吉尼斯纪录申请的热情，促使该国在两个月内提交超过1500份纪录申请 1。
A 33-year-old Nigerian dancer, Benjamin Daniel, has begun a marathon effort to set a new world record for continuous dancing.1 Daniel's attempt commenced on Tuesday, September 22, 2025, with the goal of dancing non-stop for 168 hours—seven full days—to surpass the current record of 127 hours established by Indian dancer Sruthi Sudhir Jagtap in 2023 when she was 16 years old.1 The challenge will exceed the existing record by 41 hours, with Daniel scheduled to complete his attempt on Tuesday morning.1
Daniel brings 18 years of professional dance experience to this undertaking.1 The rules permit him five minutes of rest for every hour of continuous dancing, allowing for brief recovery periods during the grueling challenge.1 His performance blends Nigeria's rich dance traditions with contemporary internet culture, reflecting the country's growing presence in world record attempts.1 However, Guinness World Records has not yet confirmed whether the attempt will qualify for official record status.1
The endeavor comes amid a surge of record-breaking activity from Nigeria.1 This momentum was sparked when Nigerian chef Hilda Baci created a continuous cooking record of 93 hours and 11 minutes in 2023, which inspired a dramatic increase in Guinness World Records applications from Nigeria—exceeding 1,500 submissions within two months following Baci's achievement.1
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