Pitbull fans set Guinness World Record

American rapper Pitbull achieved a unique Guinness World Record during his sold-out concert in London after thousands of fans joined a tribute inspired by his signature look.

According to British media reports, the record was set during a performance at BST Hyde Park in London, where 22,141 fans wore bald caps to resemble the rapper. The gathering officially became the largest number of people wearing bald caps at a single venue.

The achievement was formally verified by Guinness World Records judge Will Munford, who confirmed the record during the event.

For several years, Pitbull’s fans have attended his concerts dressed in outfits inspired by the artist’s iconic style, which typically includes a bald look, dark sunglasses, and a suit. The trend has become so popular that many fans have even nicknamed themselves “Baldies.”

Pitbull had previously expressed his desire to see this unusual fan tradition recognized by Guinness World Records. His wish became reality at the London event, where thousands of supporters took part in the record-breaking tribute.

The concert attracted nearly 70,000 attendees, making it one of the largest and most attended performances in the history of the BST Hyde Park Festival.

Fans around the world also followed the event through a three-hour live stream broadcast on Pitbull’s official YouTube channel, allowing international audiences to witness the historic moment.

During the show, Pitbull performed many of his biggest hits and was joined on stage by special guests Lil Jon and Kesha, who entertained the crowd with their performances.

As a tribute to his British audience, Pitbull also performed a famous song by the legendary British band Oasis. The concert concluded with a spectacular fireworks display, bringing an end to a memorable night that combined music, fan participation, and a new world record.