Guitar World Records

Suresh Gaur balanced a guitar on his chin for six minutes, 32.11 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced an acoustic guitar on his forehead for four minutes, 52.69 seconds.

Suresh Gaur balanced an acoustic guitar on his chin for four minutes, 50.65 seconds while standing.

Eder D. balanced an acoustic guitar on his hand for 56.07 seconds while playing Ain't It Fun on a cajon.

Suresh Gaur balanced an acoustic guitar on one finger for five minutes, 41.11 seconds while standing on one foot.

Suresh Gaur balanced an acoustic guitar on his thumb for 13 minutes, 50.11 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced an electric guitar on his chin for three minutes, 4.44 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced an electric guitar on his chin for 27.44 seconds while lying on his back.

Doug McManaman balanced an electric guitar on his chin for one minute, 5.32 seconds while sitting.

Doug McManaman balanced an electric guitar on his forehead for one minute, 1.19 seconds while kneeling.

Simon Perkins balanced a Rock Band guitar on one finger for one minute, 32.34 seconds while holding a stuffed gorilla.

Kyle M. hopped clockwise for 53.60 seconds while wearing a pig hat and strumming a guitar on his back.

Suresh Gaur picked a guitar for two minutes, 16.44 seconds while balancing it on his chin.

Taylor Cross played an acoustic guitar for one minute, 12.31 seconds while holding basketballs under each arm and sitting on a bike rack.

Raktim Khound played an electric guitar with his teeth for five minutes, 40.22 seconds.

Raktim Khound of Jorhat, India, swung his acoustic guitar up over his head and played it resting across his shoulders for 5 minutes 37 seconds. Filmed from behind in one continuous take, the video shows his left hand on the neck above his head and his right hand strumming the body behind it, and he chose Vande Mataram, India's national song, for the attempt. RecordSetter timed the attempt from his first strum in position, about 22 seconds into the clip, until he brings the guitar back down at the six-minute mark. He never once gets to look at the strings.