Music World Records  

Matt Piper and Chris Peacock named 25 #1 UK Christmas singles in one minute.

Eddy Gemmell sang 167 songs on Goatfell, the highest point on the Isle of Arran in Scotland. He set the record to raise funds for Ayrshire Hospice. The whole record attempt took four hours and he raised over £600.

Tai Star has 62 unique songs with the same name, Mary Jane, in his playlist. See his playlist here.

Ruby Goldblatt sang "Do-Re-Mi" from “The Sound Of Music” in 12.94 seconds. Goldblattset the feat at Book Passage in Corte Madera, California. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and senior official Corey Henderson presided over the attempt.

A total of 77 middle and high school students and leaders at Harris Creek Baptist Church Youth Ministry in Waco, Texas danced The Whip while wearing glow sticks.

500 members of TinkerMill played The Star-Spangled Banner on kazoos.

Ryan R. played the bagpipes nonstop for seven hours, 14.00 minutes.

Davin Michael and 11 of his friends gathered during the holidays wearing ugly sweaters and sang an Christmas song they invented themselves.

JK and three of his friends whistled 99 Red Balloons as covered by Goldfinger at once.

Mel Sampson played 40 musical instruments in two minutes. She set the record as part of The Drive Home with Mel World Record Week 4 during a live broadcast at 89.3 K-Rock radio.

Pat Cassels and Brian Murphy from College Humor sat in a Ford Focus ST and sung 'car' 43 times in a one-minute song. Watch the full Ford Focus ST video here. The record was officiated by RecordSetter president Dan Rollman.

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

Glenn O. named all songs from "Weird Al" Yankovic's Running With Scissors album in 12.58 seconds.

Tai Star played a ukulele and hula hooped for 19.53 seconds while standing on a slackline on one foot.

Simon Kirk recited the first 10 lines of Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" one time in one minute. His friend completed each line by saying the last word. NOTE: This attempt contains adult language and therefore may not be suitable for some audiences.

61 people from the Warner Bros. Television Marketing team called a woman named Amy on her birthday and surprised her by singing "Happy Birthday." RecordSetter Co-founder Dan Rollman was present to adjudicate the attempt.