Two women, Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn made it to the Guinness World Records (GWR) after they performed a Comedy Gig at the base camp of Mount Everest. Reportedly, both of them performed the gig not just to create a Record but also to raise funds for an important cause. 

Sharing the video, Guinnesses World Records (GWR) mentioned that Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn are better known as comedy duo, The Scummy Mummies. The duo went to the Everest Base Camp and performed a 32 minute comedy set to an audience of over 30 unsuspecting people. 

The video starts with Gibson and Thorn sharing why they are keen on creating the record. They revealed that it is for an organization that carries out research to find the reasons behind premature births. In the video, the women further document their journey of visiting Nepal and then going to Mount Everest Base Camp. It also shows them performing their gig in front of a few people in freezing temperatures.

The video capturing this incredible record was shared on YouTube by Guinness World Records (GWR) a day ago. Since then, the now viral video has gained more than ten thousand views and the numbers are still increasing. Many social media users appreciated the unusual record created by the duo. 

A YouTube user expressed that he simply loves their video style adding that they are refreshing and creative. Another social media user lauded that this is really thinking way outside the box. He added that he loved the video. Another exclaimed that this is the most unexpected record ever.

According to reports, since 2013, the duo Ellie Gibson and Helen Thorn have performed in multiple stand-up comedy gigs across the world. Four months after they performed their high-altitude comedy gig, the Guinness World Records verified Gibson and horn’s record for the title of highest altitude stand-up comedy gig on land. 

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