Arrowhead stadium hits 137.5 decibels, breaking crowd noise world record

Besides rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs' sixth win of the season, the crowd at Arrowhead stadium had something else to cheer for this afternoon: the Guinness World record for loudest stadium. And they did it: officially hitting 137.5 decibels to best Seattle's CenturyLink field record of 136.6 decibels set earlier this season. The record was reportedly set with approximately 1:35 left in the game when Chiefs' safety Hussein Abdullah returned an interception for a touchdown.

By Chris Thorman@christhorman Oct 13, 2013, 3:47pm CDT

137.5 decibels! #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/QktgoblmmD
— Rachel (@KCChiefs_Rachel) October 13, 2013

Here it is!!! #LoudestCrowd #GuinnessWorldRecord #Chiefs #BestFansInTheWorld pic.twitter.com/RloMMRGDQU
— Shawn Gill (@SidekickShawn) October 13, 2013

A picture of the reading from Guinness. Arrowhead sets the record for the loudest outdoor stadium. #Chiefs pic.twitter.com/EgD5CuMEBj
— Terez A. Paylor (@TerezPaylor) October 13, 2013

137.5 !!! pic.twitter.com/xuAkSJhHEI
— Jack Weber (@jackwebertx) October 13, 2013

That's right. #LoudAndProud pic.twitter.com/lzekmy3m5f
— Jami Hodge (@Jami_Hodge14) October 13, 2013

Note: 137.7 is an unofficial reading. But still awesome!

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