Maryland fourth-grader breaks can stacking world record
morningsidemaryland News 29 Dec 2022 : Liam Kalbskopf, Fourth-grader, broke the Guinness World Record in the category “most cans stacked into a pyramid in 30 seconds.” He achieved this title by stacking 21 cans of food in 30 seconds. Then, he made the shape of a pyramid out of those cans. Liam Kalbskopf is a student at Walkersville Elementary School. He gained the record for stacking the maximum number of cans into a pyramid in 30 seconds. He could earn it under the 16 category. He could finally build a six-tiered structure out of 21 cans of vegetables and other foods.
- Liam earned the title under the 16 category.
- The Fourth-grader student in Maryland stacked 21 cans in total
- He is a student of a Walkersville Elementary School
Liam getting all the limelight for winning the Guinness Book of World record
Liam could finally win the Guinness Book of World Records under 16 categories. Liam did receive a perfect amount of attention after he won the Guinness Book of World record in the under-16 category. I played a game where I needed to stack 21 cans of food in only 30 seconds. He did make a pyramid kind of structure out of it and, thus, made a six-tiered structure from those cans. He added, “I thought being a little bit famous was a great idea, as long as nobody is coming to my doorstep to get my attention.”
A record made by stacking 21 cans in 30 seconds
In the past, there was a record of stacking 15 cans in 30 seconds, but this time, Liam could successfully break it and win the title of the Guinness Book of World record by stacking 6 more cans together.
