Singing World Records  

Chiro and 13 other people sang "Happy Birthday" to their friend while using their smart phones.

Prasanna Bhojashettar sung 347 musical notes while singing a piece of Indian classical music and juggling three tennis balls in one minute.

Prasanna Bhojashettar created the inverted painting titled "Motherly Love" in three minutes, 17.56 seconds while singing a Bollywood movie soundtrack.

Kobe and his friends sang Happy Birthday in 2.93 seconds while sitting in a Mercedes-Benz.

Stephanie and 2,361 participants from Zero to Three Organization sang Itsy Bitsy Spider at once.

Byron Russell sang the word “party” 775 times in a song.

Peter Hollens credited 4,236 people on his record album, A Hollens Family Christmas. The names printed are the names of his supporters who contributed financially and suggested the songs included in his album.

Alan St. Louis sang the US National Anthem, The Star-Spangled Banner, in 500 performances in one year. He set his 500th performance for the opening of the Nashua Silver Knights at Holman Stadium in Nashua, New Hampshire.

Julian Ruck and Emily Rose organized a concert that lasted 16 days. The concert was held by local musicians and performers at The Down Lo Bar in Chico, California. Learn more about the feat here.

Alan St.Louis sang The Star-Spangled Banner from a hot air balloon flown 60 feet in the air. He set the record with the RE/MAX Integra team at the Rotary Rock'n Ribfest in Nashua Merrimack County, New Hampshire.

Alan St.Louis sang The Star-Spangled Banner 25 times in one day. He set the record in coordination with Shootout For Soldiers and during an opening ceremony at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Karmen A. sang the chorus of Car Radio by Twenty One Pilots in 2.93 seconds.

Andreas Wagner used a 1,185-letter word in a song. The word is the chemical name for Coat Protein, Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Dahlemense Strain. See entire word here.

Rahul M. drew 95 hearts in one minute while singing.

Amber M. sang Still Into You by Paramore in 53.95 seconds.

Core Entertainment led 85 people in singing Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" while pumping their fists.