Chin World Records

Yanhao Deng of Chenzhou, Hunan, tucked 22 pencils sideways under the chin and pinned them against the chest with both hands down, like a striped bow tie. In one unedited phone clip filmed in a bedroom, Yanhao first turns the bundle end-on to the camera so every pencil end shows, then stacks the pencils flat, clamps them under the chin and lets go for about five seconds without one slipping. RecordSetter counted the 22 pencil ends in that opening view and checked the hold frame by frame. A rainbow bow tie, no hands.

Theprobro spun a fidget spinner on his chin for four minutes, 10.23 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on a pen held in his shoe for 15.68 seconds while balancing a wooden chair on his chin.

Brendan Kelbie balanced a cricket bat on top of a camera tripod on his chin for four minutes, 45.15 seconds while seated on the floor.

Demythrate balanced a cricket stump on top of another cricket stump on his chin for one minute, 33.38 seconds.

Demythrate balanced a camera tripod on his chin for three minutes, 20.37 seconds while seated on the floor.

Brendan Kelbie stacked 14 books on a bowling pin balanced on his chin.

Demythrate spun a basketball on a pen held in his shoe for 14.25 seconds while balancing a camera tripod on his chin.

Brendan Kelbie balanced a refrigerator door on his chin for 34.16 seconds.

Demythrate spun a basketball on a pen held in his shoe for 6.22 seconds while balancing two cricket stumps on his chin.

Brendan Kelbie balanced a laptop on top of a bowling pin balanced on his chin for 24.28 seconds while kneeling.

Brendan Kelbie balanced a graduation cap on his chin for 32.79 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie balanced two 16-inch tent pegs on his chin for 24.43 seconds while seated.

Doug McManaman balanced 56 golf balls on a tower on his chin. The four balls that fall off at the beginning of the video were not counted. McManaman performed the feat on Canada Day in front over 100 people.

Brian Pankey balanced an 8’ ladder on his chin for one minute, 15.30 seconds while kneeling.

Brian Pankeyplaced an orange traffic cone on top of a 20-inch metal pole and balanced it on his chin for 25.40 seconds.