Kimberly Winter’s burp reached 107.3 decibels, breaking the Guinness World Record for the loudest belch by a woman.
announced that Winter’s burp from April broke the 14-year-old record. Her belch was louder than a blender, an electric handheld drill and some motorcycles.Growing up in Fauquier County, Va., Winter modeled her burping after Homer Simpson and Shrek. Winter would avoid burping at school, but when she went to dance practice afterward, she would let out belches to make her friends laugh.
Winter didn’t know where to look. She emailed her high school band teacher, who suggested Winter contact a former classmate, Eric Messick, who had recently started a music company. an iced coffee and a sausage, egg and cheese croissant. She also brought a Coors Light to drink in the studio. Winter was confident she would break the record but started feeling nervous when she arrived.
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