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The longest time anyone has ever held their breath underwater was 15 minutes and 58 seconds. This record was set by a Lithuanian boy named Arvydas Gaiciunas. It was extremely dangerous and left him in the hospital after setting this record. This unbelievably long breath holding record was set in the summer of 2007.
