Largest World Records  

David and his friends made a wooden tip-up that measures 14 feet in width. They set the record to celebrate the 40th anniversary of their fishing village and to serve as a teaching tool for their kids' fishing tournament.

70 members of Warehouse 180 in Arvada, Colorado enjoyed a rave party inside a bathroom.

Siva Pamarthi made a Buddha portrait using jute twine that measures 11 feet in width and 9 feet in height.

Paul K. has 310 fighting genre video games in his collection.

Eric E. scored 49 goals higher than his opponent in NHL Hitz 2003.

Viktor O. built a 6 x 6 soda can square.

804 students from ShadowGlen Elementary School in Manor, Texas played Frosty the Snowman on kazoos.

Jason E. has 511 Kooky Pens in his collection.

Newmindspace, Lightsaber Academy, Golden Gate Knights, and Jacob Privette organized the largest global lightsaber battle. In a 24-hour period, a total of 9,951 people joined events and battled in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Provo, Utah.

Gary Pearlman created a 300.10 cubic foot free floating soap bubble indoors.

1,800 athletes and members of One Team Singapore formed a heart design using their bodies. They set the record during the 8th ASEAN Para Games to show inclusiveness and support for disability sports.

Nick Stoeberl painted a replica of the Eiffel Tower on a canvas using only his tongue. The painting measures 10 inches in width and 30 inches in height. He set the record to raise money for French Red Cross after terrorist attacks struck Paris, France. See all his paintings here.

Yorkshire-based online printing company Instantprint.co.uk printed a business card measuring 2.3 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width.

A total of 448 people participated in a photowalk. The event was organized by 500px Global Photo Walk and NOTYi Photographers. The group walked around streets of Chandigarh in India, taking photographs throughout.

Shubham G. has seven valid credit cards in his collection.

Coca-Cola, in partnership with Twitter, recorded 168,800 tweets in 24 hours using the hashtag #ShareaCoke to set a RecordSetter world record for Largest Twitter "Cheers!" The hashtag instantly generated a special emoji featuring a pair of clinking Coke bottles. Read more about the feat here.