Wang Xiaolong of Changsha, Hunan, China broke the Guinness World Record for Highest Vocal Note performed by a male. Sounding more like a whistle than his voice, Wang hit a high E in the 8th octave (5423 Hz) in front of a live audience. The note he reached was a half-step higher than the previously record held by Australian singer Adam Lopez in 2008.
Chinese Man Breaks the Guinness World Record for the Highest Vocal Note Ever Performed by a Male
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