A video that is now going viral has shocked netizens across social media. If you follow the Instagram handle of Guinness World Records, you know the type of videos they put up. In a recent video, Lars Andersen from Denmark can be seen showing off his archery skills. In the video, he sets a record by shooting multiple arrows through a small keyhole one after the other. “Most successive arrows were shot through a keyhole. 7 by Lars Anderson,” read the caption.

In the video, the archer is seen kneeling on the floor and shooting arrows. His skills will make your jaw drop, take a look:

After being uploaded, the video went viral and collected 33K likes. “It’s a well-deserved record,” commented one Instagram user. Another wrote, “I would never look through this man’s house key.”

Meanwhile, earlier, professional chefs Nick DiGiovanni and Lynn Davis set another Guinness World Record for making the largest sushi roll. The duo, who rose to fame on various social media platforms due to their viral cooking videos, made a joint attempt at the world record in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. On October 7th they won the title of ‘fastest time to fillet a 10 lb fish’ and the largest sushi roll width. According to Guinness World Records, the duo used nearly 2,000 pounds (about 907.1 kilograms) to create this giant roll. Seasoned sushi rice, 500 pounds (about 226.7 kilograms) of sushi-grade salmon, 500 pounds of fresh cucumbers, tons of sesame seeds, and thousands of nori sheets.

The 2.16 m (7 ft 1 in) roll took about three hours and a team of eight people to prepare. The largest sushi roll, Nick DiGiovanni reportedly enlisted the help of a junior engineering student at Northeastern University to create an internal mold that temporarily holds the filling ingredients inside, along with an external support structure to hold the entire roll together. In the video of the manufacturing process, the duo can be seen stepping inside the mold to fill the ingredients inside the giant roll.

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