Longest World Records

Soham Mukhopadhyay played a melodica with one nostril for 30 minutes, 22.00 seconds.

Doug McManaman held a lit match using his mouth for two minutes, 57.12 seconds. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept speed eating submissions from minors.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on a Rubik's cube for 34.91 seconds.

Joshua "Mike" Owens played the drums for 24 hours at New Hope FMC in Warren, Ohio. He set the record to raise money and awareness for autism. All the proceeds went directly to The Mikeyfied Fund for Adult Autism. Learn more about the feat here.

WoofDeadBang balanced six juggling balls on his index finger for 38.47 seconds while seated.

Pavol Durdik balanced a golf ball on another golf ball held in his hand for four minutes, 10.75 seconds while blindfolded.

Kyle Johnson juggled five balls in the juggler's tennis pattern for one minute, 53.06 seconds.

(Deleted User) balanced five poker chips on his elbow for 39.18 seconds.

Arno Vandyck balanced an iron ball on his head for 9.52 seconds.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on the tip of a pencil held in his mouth for 50.07 seconds.

A total of 87 people from Five Acres participated in a trust fall relay. They set the record in celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month and to raise awareness about foster care and adoption. Five Acres is a child and family service nonprofit based in Los Angeles and works to strengthen struggling families through mental and behavioral healthcare, as well as create new families through foster care in adoption. Learn more here.

Thommy Ohlund balanced an 8-kilogram kettlebell on an 8-kilogram dumbbell for one minute, 33.69 seconds on his right forearm.

Michael L. performed a handstand on circus hand balancing canes for one minute, 35.35 seconds.

Vivek K. constructed a miniature bridge made out of disposable plastic cups. The bridge measures 39 feet long. It took him three days to create the entire bridge with a total of 2,000 cups, glue, and polyethylene plastics being used.

Doug McManaman balanced a double runner sled on his chin for 18.52 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a lacrosse stick on his chin for two minutes, 19.18 seconds.