Largest World Records  

A total of 157 TaskUs employees danced the Running Man simultaneously. They performed the feat during their 2011 Christmas party.

Anthony Mazzei and 699 students and staff members at [Campbell Ridge Elementary School][1] barked the song Jingle Bells. [1]: http://www.greatschools.org/kentucky/alexandria/2196-Campbell-Ridge-Elementary-School/

Professional eater Peter Czerwinski constructed, cooked and ate a pierogi that weighed 30 pounds. NOTE: Speed eating can be dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Anil Tamrakar collected 538,378 radio request letters from different countries. Tamrakar is an avid radio fanatic who spent 10 hours a day listening to radio programs as a child. He begin building the collection of letters in 1980 and continues to build on it today. His collection includes letters from Vatican Radio, the official broadcasting service of the Vatican, Voice of America, a broadcast institution of the U.S. Federal government and Radio Veritas, a Catholic radio station based in the Philippines broadcasting to Asia.

Ashok Nagpure created a pencil drawing about the biography of Indian film pioneer Dadasaheb Phalke. The drawing measures 8 feet in height and 324 feet in length. It took him 7.2 months to complete the whole drawing and it is currently displayed in Nashik, India.

James Anderson created an origami magic ball that is 128 square feet (8 ft. x 16 ft.) in size.

152 campers fromCamp Ronald McDonaldformed a line and gave the people next to them a finger mustache while giving a “thumbs up” sign at the same time.

Kevin Yi and 129 friends made finger mustaches and hand monocles while singing "Amazing Grace" in falsetto.

In Celebration of Australia’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, 95 sets of balloons were put together to represent as “pink boobs.” The feat was set by the Chicks In Pink charity in coordination with Racecourse Road[].

Darla Nageswara Rao created a portrait of US President Barack Obama[] using 33,333 round stickers.

250-pounder Todd DeFazio wore a homemade pinata suit.

Jokers’ Masquerade supplied 2,018 Swansea University students with scary skeleton costumes, breaking the previous world record. The feat was achieved on October 8, 2011 at the Swansea University Students Union[]. Read more about the event here.

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

A total of 52 students from Synergy Youth Ministry quoted Psalm 23[] simultaneously.

Forty-eight people from Synergy Youth Ministry rolled their tongues.

Blake DeLlacer made a ball of gum containing 720 pre-chewed pieces of bubble gum.