Most World Records

On December 1st, ‘World AIDS Day’, Record Setter and 17 teenagers of ’Yes! Club World- Nepal’ recited this year’s theme of World AIDS Day[] in unison. The theme for 2011 is “Getting to Zero”. The main objective of the feat is to send out message to the world that even youth and teenagers are aware and trying to contribute towards resolving the global issue of HIV/AIDS.

Emcee Dave Thompson and 189 attendees of the Racecourse Road Carnival Day held in Brisbane, Australia rode “air horses.”

A total of 200 people rode "air-horses" at once. The record was organized by CentraState Healthcare System in partnership with Open Space Pace during their annual parade and festival to promote healthy living and fitness combined with Open Space Pace's passion for horses.

Delia Sandow and 229 people rang cowbells in a corn maze. They performed the attempt at Grandma's Pumpkin Patch.

56 people from The University of San Diego football team ran into a banner at a football game.

Led by Jake Fisher and William Stankey, patrons of theThomas Ford Memorial Library[] set a world record for the most people saying “Anaconda Squeeze” in a public library. In total, 24 people participated. [#TFML01][]

A total of 289 people in the audience at Taylorville Memorial Hospital auditorium ended Pete the Juggler's show by setting the world record for the most people to say "I love Pete the Juggler!" at once.

174 members of ACCYM Senior High Assembly said "shhh" for 10 seconds, then made loud noises afterward.

Chris R. led 53 people to say "We Love Majors Pizza" at once.

Clint Poore and three Southwest Airlines flight attendants said "We love Southwest Airlines" at once in front of a Southwest Airlines plane. They set a record shortly after a landing in Denver, Colorado.

A total of 11 students from iD Tech Camps at Stanford University screamed in high pitch while wearing their ID cards.

Kate Lawler and nine of her friends sat on a fake cow at once.

66 people at theInbound Marketing Summit 2010 recorded video at the same time. The record was created and led by digital video guru Steve Garfield. See more images from the event here.

A group of 63 people including young adult cancer survivors, nurses, doctors, friends and family of those with a cancer diagnosis shouted “Break Cancer” while using party poppers.

Eric T. led 30 people in shuffling decks of playing cards at once.

A total of 20 people participated in answering the same table topics question at a recent Marsh Winds Toastmasters meeting.