Group World Records  

Nate and 35 other people at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California played mason jars as percussion instruments.

Led by Jeff Tomlinson, 32 pairs of students joined together for a 64-person piggyback group hug.

Cassandra Saelee took off 11 t-shirts and transferred them onto Karsyn Parker’s body in 30 seconds, a new world record. Their feat beat the previous record by three shirts. Saelee and Parker set the record on March 28, 2009 at Parker’s home in Fresno, California. Joe Parker was present to document the record and count the shirts. tag:RecordSetterBook01

TJ and 31 of his friends fit into a bathroom stall and sang the chorus of Lean On Me.

Trent H. led 321 members of Heritage Park Baptist Church in performing a simultaneous fist bump explosion.

910 students and 77 teachers and staff in Antwerp, Belgium danced while gargling water. The event was organized by EcoHuis Antwerpen to raise awareness about water shortage. Read more about the feat here.

A total of 15 surfers rode a wave at once. The record was set during the XSories Jalenboo Surf and Skate Contest in Hainan, China. Read more about it here.

Jesse and his friends performed 41 trust falls at the same time.

A total of 1,500 people with their puppets marched through Lincoln Park to the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2012. They set the record to show support for continued public funding of public media. Read more about the feat here.

Three students from The Meadows School in Las Vegas, Nevada ran through 10 paper banners in 5.80 seconds.

191 people from Canyon Crest Academy joined together for a group hug at their school library.

173 members of ACCYM Senior High pretended to faint at once.

Leap of Faith organizer Lori Schneider and seven organization members with multiple sclerosis and four with Parkinson's diseases successfully climbed the 19,341-foot summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. They set the record to inspire people with neurodegenerative diseases. Learn more about the feat here.

Led by Doc Mack, 123 people at the Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, Illinois played arcade games simultaneously. They set the record as part of the their 4th year anniversary event.

Gabrielle Dean and her friends were given eight piggyback rides at a mall.

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.