Most World Records  

Earline Stephen, Zennia Datulayta, Karen Paz, Rene Alexander Paz, Rob Birdsong, and six other people had a pillow fight in a hotel room. The record was set at Yotel in New York City.

Opus Moreschi and 50 other people participated in a livecomedy sketch[]. Moreschi, a writer for The Colbert Report, created the sketch, which was set at a blind dating event. The group set the record during a RecordSetter LIVE! event at UCB Theater[] in New York City, held as part of SketchFestNYC.

Brian Pankey juggled five balls in a shower pattern while in a shower.

Joe Labahn made five consecutive “Hundos” (100-point shots) in one frame of skee-ball. He set the record at the Brewskee-Ball National Championship at Full Circle Bar in Brooklyn, New York. [#Brewskee-BallNYC2011][]

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and caught it into a hat 26 times in 30 seconds while standing on a rola bola.

Brian Pankey completed 124 catches juggling five five-inch diameter balls.

Record Setter waited 890 days between sessions of Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day.

Brian Pankey bounced two baseballs off of the side of a building and caught them with his bare hand 50 times in 30 seconds.

Brian Pankey tossed a baseball against the side of a building and caught it 14 times with a fishing dip net from eight feet away while on a rola bolain 30 seconds.

Suresh and his wife alternately bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and caught it 63 times in one minute.

Suresh Gaur bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and his caught it in a hat 17 times in 30 seconds.

Suresh's wife bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and Suresh caught it in a hat 31 times in one minute.

Suresh's wife bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and Suresh caught it in a hat 16 times in 30 seconds.

Suresh and his wife alternately bounced a baseball off of the side of a building and caught it 32 times in 30 seconds.

Vito O. used one hand to bounce two basketballs off of the side of a building 22 consecutive times from three feet away.

David Jellison III was surrounded by 10 monkey-related items at once.