Letter World Records

A total of 1,200 people formed a human letter "N". The event was organized by Yuriy Seretskiy together with The Symbol of Success LLC and the support of City Council Alexander Zholobetsky, Mayor Yury Granaturov and Governor Vadim Merikov.

Tai Star scored 96 points from placing a letter "X" in a game of Scrabble.

Zoilo Adalia spelled 14 words on a calculator in one minute.

Lucy Smith and Sophia Lipkin ink stamp the entire English alphabet in one minute and 56.32 seconds, a new world record. The letters were stamped in alphabetical order. The girls performed the feat on April 4, 2009 at the first annual Brooklyn World Record Day in Brooklyn, New York. The event was held by URDB in conjunction with Beam Camp. Dan Rollman was present as a witness. #BWRD01

Adam Pollock spelled out “I (Heart) PICKLED HERRING” with pickled herring and ate it in three minutes, 33.81 seconds. Timing began when he started spelling, and stopped when he’d finished eating. Herring for the record was donated by Russ amp; Daughters. Pollock achieved the feat on August 12, 2009 at a World Record Appreciation[] society event in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. NOTE: Stuffing food in your mouth can be dangerous. Please use caution and have adult supervision on-hand. #WRAS08

Jeff Taylor sang a love letter that Alexander Hamilton wrote to Elizabeth Schuyler in three minutes, 43.10 seconds.

Josh Morden spelled “THE RECORD COLLECTION” in one minute, 55.80 seconds using Alpha-Bits cereal.

Andreas Wagner used a 1,185-letter word in a song. The word is the chemical name for Coat Protein, Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Dahlemense Strain. See entire word here.

Mad Gyver spelled "kickass" using throwing knives launched at a target eight feet away. WARNING: Knife throwing can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a stunt performer. We will not accept submissions from minors.

L. Narayanasamy wrote 111,111 words and used them to form another word, "Nandri", which means "Thanks" in English. Each letter is one millimeter small.