Blowing World Records  

Tai Star created a coin tower containing 47 coins on a drum. Star knocked it down by blowing the didgeridoo to the coin tower.

Brian Pankey blew a cup a distance of nine inches from one cup into another.

Skyler Kardell blew 12 bubbles in 30 seconds with his leg behind his back. He is a yoga enthusiast. His friends call him the most flexible kid in their school.

Brian Pankey blew four cups from one cup to another six times. He stacked the cups by blowing them individually.

Oscar G. balanced a broom on his forehead for one minute, 2.57 seconds while blowing a whistle and clapping.

Tammie and 36 of her friends blew bubbles on a playground. They set the record as part of "Fizz, Boom, Read," their summer library program.

Chloe S. blew bubbles from a wine glass of milk using a juicebox straw for 47.70 seconds.

Na-Ovalie Labelle-Thiphavong blew bubbles from a glass of milk for two minutes, 33.58 seconds while hula hooping.

Stefano Righi made 61 soap bubbles using his hand without blowing.

525 students at Indu International School inflated balloons until they popped.

Christian G. inflated a balloon and popped it by sitting in 7.60 seconds.

Simon Perkins fit two harmonicas in his mouth and played them simultaneously.

Darryl Learie inflated a jumbo party balloon with an uninflated diameter of 8.4 inches until it popped in four minutes, 58.51 seconds. The balloon’s final diameter was 30.75 inches when fully inflated. NOTE: Balloons are a choking hazard. Please have assistance on hand in case of an emergency.

Noah Riffe blew a train whistle 78 times in 30 seconds. He blew a total of 82 notes but the last four attempts did not fall inside the 30 second mark.

Darryl Learie inflated five balloons until they popped in one minute 36.75 seconds.

Stephen Webster blew out a world record 50 candles with a single puff.