Group World Records  

Liam and his friends had a PlayStation network party chat that lasted 8,709 hours, 11 minutes, 14.00 seconds.

A total of 29 runners from Team Sundance and Team Awinningway participated in running events in Clermont, Florida. They set the record to promote health and wellness and to celebrate Global Running Day 2017.

A total of 87 people from Five Acres participated in a trust fall relay. They set the record in celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month and to raise awareness about foster care and adoption. Five Acres is a child and family service nonprofit based in Los Angeles and works to strengthen struggling families through mental and behavioral healthcare, as well as create new families through foster care in adoption. Learn more here.

Charles and four of his friends passed a soccer ball among themselves 113 times in one minute.

Sapphira and 16 of her friends from Sapphira's Showgirls and Ibiza Burlesque Festival performed a glove peel relay in 11.88 seconds. She set the record to celebrate World Mental Health Day and raise funds for SANE Mental Healthy Charity and Butterfly Conservation.

Andries T. led 20 people in standing on a bed base at once.

Sherrie Woolf, Nimisha Patel and 211 other female bikers paraded on their motorcycles at a Grand Prix track. They set the record during the MotoGP race weekend.

Eliška and 15 other people formed a human knot and untangled it.

Cyndi and 348 other people ate snow cones at once on a playground.

Chiro and 18 other people kissed a person at once.

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

Mason M. front flipped over 15 people at once. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Nine people from the Summer Reading Program in Alberta, Canada hopped on one foot while balancing popsicle sticks on their fingers.

Nine members of the Summer Reading Program in Alberta, Canada fit themselves in a hula hoop.

Members of the Summer Reading Program in Strathmore, Canada built a train using 34 shoeboxes. They set the record to commemorate prairie history.

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