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The record-setting Queen of Limbo

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Shemika Campbell hails from a long line of limbo. Both her mother and her grandmother were limbo dancers, carrying on the traditionally Trinidadian form of dance. Shemika is keeping up the family legacy, taking limbo to a whole new low. She has set three Guinness World Records, including the record for lowest limbo at only 8.5 inches [21.59 centimeters]. Now, she’s traveling the world, spreading the culture of her native Trinidad and Tobago

File this Great Big Story video under: Practice and dance traditions. Here’s another video of Campbell carrying drinks as she limbos under a SUV:


Follow these with more from Trinidad: Moko Jumbie On 9-Foot Stilts.

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