Guitar World Records  

Eder D. balanced an acoustic guitar on his hand for 56.07 seconds while playing Ain't It Fun on a cajon.

Paramore set an official RecordSetter World Record by smashing 30 clocks with their guitars in 31.33 seconds. The band set the record within their "Ain't It Fun" music video, in which they also set a record for Most World Records Set in a Music Video. NOTE: This record can be dangerous. If you attempt to beat record, you must take safety precautions, have parental guidance and follow all rules below.

Doug McManaman balanced a Fender four-string bass guitar on his chin for one minute, 23.60 seconds.

Dominic L. played all 84 notes on his four string, 20-fret bass guitar in 9.97 seconds.

Fastestshredder played a blues rock song on his electric guitar at 616 BPM.

Fastestshredder played an improvisational blues song on his electric guitar at 1,376 BPM. The demonstration song is a blues progression played at 86 BPM and doubled four times to 64 notes per beat equaling a playing speed of 1,376 BPM.

Tai Star held six guitars while standing on one foot.

Pete Moyer balanced a guitar on his chin for two minutes, 4.72 seconds while hula hooping.

Brendan B. played his guitar for one minute, 54.69 seconds while jumping on a pogo stick.

Tai Star balanced a ukelele on one finger for 21 minutes, 36.00 seconds. NOTE: Portions of the video has been sped up.

Jayanta played the intro to Iron Maiden's Hallowed Be Thy Name in 5.44 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced an acoustic guitar on his forehead for four minutes, 52.69 seconds.

Kyle M. hopped clockwise for 53.60 seconds while wearing a pig hat and strumming a guitar on his back.

Matthew A. completed 16 four-chord progressions in 30 seconds.

Pete Moyer played the opening riff of Stairway To Heaven in 6.78 seconds while balancing an empty beer can on his forehead. He set the record in celebration of Beer Can Appreciation Day.

Pete Moyer played Auld Lang Syne on his guitar in 16.75 seconds while balancing a guitar on his chin.