Largest World Records

Peter and his friends built a house made of 11,538 beer cans. The structure has an area of 4x4 meters and stands around 3.25 meters tall. They set the record to raise funds for The Shake It Up Foundation Australia, who fund vital research in developing a cure and understanding of Parkinson's Disease. Over $1,500 was raised and the house has since been featured on national television and various other news mediums.

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

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.

288 people from Tutshill C of E primary School played Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer on kazoos. They set the record as part of their Red Nose Day. Over £300 was raised for Comic Relief.

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.

Jakub Piatek has a collection of 311 soda cans.

Benjamin P. led 118 people to join together for a group hug inside an auditorium.

During their ceremony held at The Times Center in New York City, The Shorty Awards projected an animated GIF measuring 288 square feet. The GIF, created by Shorty Awards cofounder and Sawhorse Media CTO Lee Semel, featured the "Shorty Whale", designed by Yiying Lu. Lu also designed the original and iconic "Fail Whale." Read more about the project here, and see the GIF in action here.

A total of 110 women formed a lap circle. The record was organized by City of Champions with the help of Nelson Mandela Bay Athletic Club to celebrate Women's Day.

70 members of Warehouse 180 in Arvada, Colorado enjoyed a rave party inside a bathroom.

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

Logos Bible Software hired a Philly Boys Cheesesteak truck to serve cheesesteaks to 200 of their employees. Read more about the event here.

Nature Discovery built a Dixie cup triangle using 190 cups.

Estella wore a bow on her head that measured 42.50 inches in width.

Vivek K. constructed a Titanic replica using 8,000 ice cream sticks. The ship measures six feet in length.

A group of 1,198 people had a marshmallow fight in Lehi, Utah. They set the record to celebrate the release of "The Candy Shop War" by Brandon Mull. A total of 2,004 pounds of marshmallows supplied by Fresh Market were used. The war lasted for 30 minutes.