Group World Records

48 members of Texas 4000 donned fake mustaches and danced in a conga line. Each mustache was made using Break Cancer stickers.

60 riders in the Texas 4000stood in a circle and made individual dedications before lining up and forming a can-can line. They set the record before heading out on a bicycle ride.

55 members of Texas 4000 each beat up a “cancer balloon.” They set the record as part of LIVESTRONG Young Adult Alliance’s Break Cancer campaign.

Tim and 42 of his friends leaped at once on a leap day.

96 people dressed as robots danced "the robot" at the same time.

A total of 59 student campers from iD Tech Camps UC San Diego each threw a crumpled paper into the trash can at the same time. [#iDTech][]

A total of 58 campers from iD Tech Camps UC San Diego jumped rope using pretend ropes for 15 seconds. [#iDTech][]

A total of 21 student campers from iD Tech Camps UC San Diego performed the “Epic Shuffle.” [#iDTech][]

A total of 54 student campers from iD Tech Camps UC San Diego pretended to beNASCAR drivers. [#iDTech][]

During a World Record Night event in members of Union MBC Youth popped 72 balloons using nails at once.

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, JennxPenn and RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman hopped up and down on one foot while holding flowers in their teeth. Want to challenge her record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

Tom B. and nine of his friends sang "Meet Me In St. Louis".

Jessi Arrington led 179 people together to form the world's largest rainbow parade, which marched across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. The record was set as part of RecordSetter World Record Day and was adjudicated by RecordSetter officials Dan Rollman and Emily Miethner. #WorldRecordDay2012

Pete Moyer led 40 members of Hillsboro Presbyterian Church in saying "I love my mom!". They set the record during their annual mother-child banquet in celebration of Mother's Day.

Pete Moyer led 72 members of Zion Lutheran Church in saying "Happy Mother's Day" at once.

Pete Moyer led 105 students from various high schools in Christian County, Illinois in saying the word "no." They set the record to raise awareness and prevent substance abuse.