Longest World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced a crossbow on his thumb for one minute, 59.75 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced three double-bitted axes on his chin for 10.81 seconds. NOTE: This record is dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Christian Cipollini and his friends balanced a boxed board game on their heads for two minutes, 43.61 seconds.

ECCO Australia assembled a fashion catwalk measuring 2.81 km in Sydney's Darling Harbor, beating the previously longest catwalk by 122 meters. The record was adjudicated by RecordSetter official Dave Thompson. Read more about the record here.

A member of The Omega Force Strength Team held back two four-wheelers for 7.69 seconds. He set the record during the Ohio State Fair in Columbus, Ohio.

Doug McManaman balanced a four-foot level on his chin for two minutes, 2.97 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a five-pound crossbow on his chin for one minute, 22.96 seconds while kneeling.

Doug McManaman balanced a soccer ball on top of a pole on the back of his hand for six minutes, 28.37 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a soccer ball on top of a pole on his thumb for five minutes, 11.78 seconds while sitting.

Micah Cowley and his friend smiled for 17 minutes, 19.00 seconds while battling each other in a video game.

Dressed in a banana suit, Alex Clayton led 96 people in dancing to March of the Mods.

Using his mouth, Darryl Learie completed a circuit using high-voltage electricity to light up a 15-watt fluorescent light for one minute, 47.00 seconds.

Siena Barkan sat on a slackline for 11 minutes, 40.00 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a pole that held a 3 x 5.5 foot Indian Flag on his chin for one minute, 12.40 seconds while listening to Jana Mana Gana, India's national anthem. He set the record in celebration of India's Independence Day.

Daniel Paapst spun an empty glass for 20.29 seconds.

Third grader Emma tap danced for eight minutes, 27.97 seconds.