Group World Records

Brian J. led 593 students from Crooked Oak Public Schools in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma in a hula hoop game. Each participant had to hold hands in a chain and work their body through the hula hoop without releasing hands. The hula hoop went from one end to the next, passing all 593 students, in under 50 minutes.

Wendy, Ali, Josh, and Molly fit 159 balloons in a Jeep Liberty.

The National Parkinson's Foundation Minnesota had 79 people dance together to raise awareness for Parkinson's disease.

Axel S. pushed three shopping carts containing three people a distance of 50 meters.

Debra E. has 128 group invites pending on the STEAM online community.

1,006 students from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India ate apples at once. The record was organized by Dr. S.Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution.

Lauren R. led 21 dancers from Mountain Eire Irish Dance School in performing a traditional Irish jig dance at an altitude of 14,110 feet on the summit of Pikes Peak, Colorado. They set the record to celebrate their school's one year anniversary.

Fifty-three people from Synergy Youth Ministry sang "Jesus Loves Me[]."

Nicky Wilkinson led 15 people in touching a lemon while listening to U Can't Touch This.

Sapphira and 12 women performed a glove peel circle in 9.04 seconds. She set the record to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week and raise funds for SANE Mental Healthy Charity and Butterfly Conservation. See list of participants here.

56 people from The University of San Diego football team ran into a banner at a football game.

A total of nine people at Steve Nash Fitness World & Sports Club in Vancouver, Canada performed a group wall sit.

A total of 250 startup entrepreneurs connected to PushStart joined together for a group hug.

A total of 20 people appeared dressed as Charles Nelson Reilly. The record was set during Match Game '12, a charity fundraiser for 826NYC. Read more about the event here.

Kevin Marcus led 30 people to fit inside a Ford F150 truck.

As part of the "Dream Big - Read" summer reading program, members of Kasson Public Library gathered 14 people to make wishes by blowing loose eyelashes at once. Wishes varied from "having a million dollars" to "getting a bigger library".