Largest World Records  

A total of 29 student campers from iD Tech Camps at Arizona State University[] recited all50 US statesin alphabetical order. [#iDTech][]

A total of 26 student campers from iD Tech Camps Villanova University[]performed the complete American Sign Language Alphabet[]. [#iDTech][]

A total of 34 student campers from iD Tech Camps Bentley University performed air guitar windmills while listening to Rock Lobster. [#iDTech][]

A total of 16 students from iD Tech Camps Arizona State University simultaneously searched for “ID Tech” on Google.

A total of 78 student campers from iD Tech Camps Villanova University[] peformed the song “Sally the Camel”. [#iDTech][]

At the 2011 Sasquatch Music Festival in George, Washington, 167 people participated in a glowstick rave in a shower. The record was set inside got2b’s World’s Biggest Shower, a featured festival attraction. [#SMF01][]

96 people dressed as robots danced "the robot" at the same time.

Lauren Wexler and Victoria Johnson created a cat’s cradle using a piece of string that was 817 inches (68 feet, one inch) long.

Talib Kweli and 196 others were in the Turntable.fm Coding Soundtrack room at once.

Joseph Nagy created a tape ball 12 inches in circumference.

A total of 15 student campers from iD Tech Camps at Villanova University[] sang the Gilligan’s Island theme song. [#iDTech][]

A total of 89 student campers from [iD Tech Camps at Princeton ][] made silly faces. [ ][] [#iDTech][ ] [iD Tech Camps at Princeton ]: http://www.signupforcamp.com/camp/id-tech-camps/princeton-university-princeton-nj/ [ ]: search/IDTech

A total of 48 cancer survivors and supporters from Camp Mak-A-Dream Young Adult Conference ate Fruit Loops simultaneously.

Adam Fidler organized a group of twelve people who simultaneously did a shot off of a pair of skis. WARNING: Drinking alcohol can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Darryl Learie received an anonymous $35 donation to his non-commercial YouTube channel.

Art Hoffman built a white flag measuring 93 inches wide by 68 inches long. He waved the flag in surrender to the flooding of the Ohio River[] that devastated the town of Louisville, Kentucky.