A Nigerian comedian has set a new record for the longest stand‑up comedy performance by an individual. DeeOne completed a 52‑hour attempt at Pallazzo in Lagos State, beginning on October 2 and ending on October 4, 2025. The event attracted several Nigerian celebrities, including Pamilerin, Acapella, and FunnyBone.
According to Guinness World Records (GWR), the current record holder is American comedian Benny Elbows, who performed for 40 hours, 16 minutes and 48 seconds on April 25, 2025. DeeOne’s attempt, which lasted 52 hours and 42 minutes, is now subject to official verification by GWR.
DeeOne said the record attempt was meant to inspire Nigerian youths and dreamers, emphasizing that no goal is too high to achieve. The achievement has drawn attention to the Nigerian entertainment industry, highlighting the talent and dedication of its performers. The 52‑hour event was well‑attended, with many Nigerian celebrities showing their support, demonstrating the strong sense of community within the industry.
If verified, DeeOne will be recognized as the new record holder for the longest stand‑up comedy performance by an individual. This would not only attest to DeeOne’s endurance and talent but also serve as a source of pride for the Nigerian entertainment sector. The attempt has sparked interest in the world of stand‑up comedy, underscoring the physical and mental demands of performing for extended periods. As the verification process unfolds, fans and supporters await the official outcome, hoping the achievement will be recognized and celebrated globally.
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