Largest World Records  

Rob Roush led 290 people in dancing ’The Carlton’, a dance made famous by The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air.

Led by Jeff Tomlinson, 32 pairs of students joined together for a 64-person piggyback group hug.

Ryan K. has 300 boomboxes in his collection.

Trent H. led 321 members of Heritage Park Baptist Church in performing a simultaneous fist bump explosion.

Darryl Learie currently has 6,114 home videos in his collection, totalling over 749 hours of play.

Jakub Piatek has a collection of 311 soda cans.

910 students and 77 teachers and staff in Antwerp, Belgium danced while gargling water. The event was organized by EcoHuis Antwerpen to raise awareness about water shortage. Read more about the feat here.

Ernesto Diaz has 900 Michael Jordan basketball cards in his collection.

A total of 1,500 people with their puppets marched through Lincoln Park to the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2012. They set the record to show support for continued public funding of public media. Read more about the feat here.

Parker D. has 540 hotel key cards in his collection.

Zack Hample constructed a pyramid using 2,870 baseballs. He personally snagged the baseballs as a fan in the stands at major league stadiums. At present, he has more than 6,000 baseballs in his collection.

Madyson D. has 1,012 Justin Bieber memorabilia items in her collection.

Q-Dance Australia built a robot measuring 24 meters high and 48 meters wide. It was created as a centerpiece for 2013 Defqon.1, an annual music festival held in Australia. It has 8 x 2 tonne motors that hoist the audio system and has multiple nitro-charged flame positions, activated remotely using a control console. The robot also boasts architectural and special effects lighting. The eyes are Jarag-led which are mapped to create expressions. There are 10 high-powered laser units and numerous pyrotechnic points with up to 70 mm mortars. It is specially designed using a steam punk style and parts are of recycled materials.

191 people from Canyon Crest Academy joined together for a group hug at their school library.

Nate and 35 other people at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California played mason jars as percussion instruments.

Carlos Burle surfed a 100-feet tall wave, setting a surfing world record. He set the record off the coast of central Portugal.