Group World Records

Brian J. led 266 people from Bluejacket Public Schools in Bluejacket, Oklahoma in making balloon animals at once.

Alessia S. hugged 21 people in 30 seconds on her birthday. Alessia set her record during a RecordSetter LIVE! event at The Learning Village in Las Vegas, Nevada. RecordSetter Co-founders Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present to adjudicate the attempt.

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, sisters Christina, Katherine, Lisa, Amy, Lauren, and Dani, collectively known as Cimorelli, sang simultaneously, a RecordSetter World Record. Want to challenge their record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

10 people from St. Matt's formed a human table at their snow ice cream party.

10 people from St. Matt's formed a human table at their snow ice cream party.

A total of 53 members of The JCC Manhattan Adaptations Groups danced to The Cosby Show theme song at once. The JCC Manhattan Adaptations Groups set the record at a RecordSetter LIVE! event held at The JCC in Manhattan in New York City. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and senior official Ella Morton presided over the attempt. #RSLIVE24

A total of 125 people said "Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!" at once. They set the record at Freedom Worship Baptist Church in Blanchester, Ohio.

Hayley Nassif, Jackie Gregorie, Dan McGeehan, and Paris Anne Badat danced the Conga while walking down San Francisco's legendary Lombard Street.

Members of Clearwater Student Ministries in Clearwater, Florida suspended 32 hammocks from a tree at once.

Kelvin Lim coached 522 people consecutively. He is a professional certified life coach advising people on all aspects of life including career, direction, start-up, business, relationships, and personal interests.

Moiz Syed and 1,000 participants from Habib Public School in Karachi, Pakistan created a human field hockey stick formation. The formation measured 300 feet in length. They set the record to promote field hockey and other sports activities among students.

Kobe and his friends sang Happy Birthday in 2.93 seconds while sitting in a Mercedes-Benz.

525 students at Indu International School inflated balloons until they popped.

In honor of the Special Olympics campaign "Spread the Word to End the Word," 92 members of the National Junior Honor Society at Monroe Middle School in Monroe, Michigan sent a total of 1,636 text messages to their friends and families in five minutes.

Andrew's friend high fived 45 people while one-handed clapping in 30 seconds.

Ethan and his two daughters threw a baseball 28 times in 37.94 seconds. They used a Disney baseball and wore Disney shirts as a tribute to Walt Disney and the year Mickey Mouse first appeared in Steamboat Willie. The attempt was also part of Ethan's stunt-journalism-book-project to become the "World's Best Catch Player".