Woman Sets Guinness World Record For 'Biggest Mouth' As She's Able To Fit An Entire Burger

This famous TikTok user has made a world record for the largest mouth gape of a female, Guinness World Records has confirmed.

Samantha Ramsdell, a 31-year-old medical sales representative from Connecticut, received the honor after having a whopping 1.7 million followers on TikTok. 

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Samantha continues to post interesting content for her followers. Her mouth which is 2.5 inches wide can fit in a large portion of McDonald's fries, an entire apple and she can conveniently bite through four-single stacked cheeseburgers.

The influencer set the record after a visit to a dentist with an official adjudicator present.

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She told Guinness after claiming her title: "Being 31 and being able to get a record for something that really I was so insecure about, something that I wanted to keep so small, it’s great because now it’s like one of the biggest, best things about me.

"If I had advice for anyone who had a large body part, or something really unique, and they wanted to go for the Guinness World Records title, I would say do it!"

"Do it proud and make it your biggest asset. It’s your superpower. It is the thing that makes you special and different from everyone else walking around," she added.

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Samantha initially started with making comedy and singing videos on one video sharing platform, however, she noticed that viewers were more fascinated by the size of her mouth.

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"It started when I was making comedy videos," Ramsdell told In The Know. "A lot of my facial expressions I use highlight my huge mouth so I’d get always questions about it."

She added: "One feature on TikTok lets you make video responses so I’d make funny responses to questions. A lot of people would comment 'What’s wrong with her mouth?' or 'Do you have a condition that makes you have a big mouth?' So I’d play along."

Samantha shares that her unique physical feature helps her to let her content stand out from other content creators.

"It started growing like crazy so I ran with it," she added. "I think it really helps set me apart from the hundreds of thousands of other creators trying to do the same thing."