Group World Records

672 students and staff of LCI Lethbridge cheered at once while watching a computer bar inch forward.

Mel Sampson led a group of 44 people including 89.3 K-Rock staff and listeners in playing musical instruments in a parking lot. They set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

Justin Epps and 94 others simultaneously performed a Tim Tebow impression.

51 fifth graders from Presumpscot Elementary in Portland, Maine high fived their principal and teachers on their last day of school.

Peyton M. counted to 1,080 chronologically on a Facebook Status Comment thread.

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.

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

1,215 attendees of #Imagine rally at Menlo Park made barnyard noises at once.

Chris R. led 53 people to say "We Love Majors Pizza" at once.

Hefty partnered with the Chicago Cubs and set a record for the World’s Largest Flip Cup Game. 200 players came onto Wrigley Field and participated. The teams were led by Cubs players Jason Hammel and David Ross. Hefty donated $40,000 to local charities selected by the players as part of this historic event.

T. K. and four of his friends received a total of 111 high fives from one person while moving in a circle in one minute.

Derek Volk lead 25 people from the Scarborough Maine 7th Grade Girls Softball Team and 7th Grade Baseball Team in somersaulting from the pitcher's mound to the home plate. They set the record during their end-of-season party.

Led by VTKlustrum, 36 people performed a hug exchange line.

Courtney Boyd Myers, Andy Morris, Justin Rocket Silverman, Jonathan Levy and two of their friends did "karate chop" jumps into a pool at once. The group set the record during the SXSW Festival at a party held by The Daily. #TheDailyRecords

A total of 1,600 students participated in a reading lesson held at Southwest High School in San Diego, California. The event was organized by Yuriy Seretskiy and The Symbol of Success LLC to help improve the US educational system.

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.