Most World Records

The Essex Animal ate 40 Quality Street Purple One chocolate candies in one sitting. WARNING: Speed eating can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional eater. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

107 people, including friends Of Ryelands Park, Lancashire County Council, The Dukes Theaters and community members from the Lancaster District of Ryelands, Skerton and Vale, wore fake mustaches in a conga line led by a Batala Band. They set the record during the "This Side of The River" celebration, a project which aimed to bring arts engagement to some of the City of Lancaster's most deprived areas.

Tristan M. performed a pull-up on a 400-foot tall radio tower. WARNING: This record is extremely dangerous. Do not attempt record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt man. Submissions without a safety harness will NOT be accepted. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Nick C. led a youth group in giving 1,898 high fives in one minute. They set the record during their trip to a Six Flags amusement park.

Muhammad T. received 16 IT Support certificates.

Tony D. bounced a tennis ball 10 times on the spine of a beach bat.

Tina Jones led six people in hugging a cardboard cutout of the 11th Doctor.

With the help of his mother Tina, Matthew J. fit 97 table tennis balls in his pants at once.

Michael L. stacked nine smart phone cases on his head.

174 members of ACCYM Senior High sang Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star while touching their foot with one finger.

Tina J. stacked two mini marshmallows on a stuffed elephant.

Tina J. led Vincent performed 18 jumping jacks while wearing top hat, fake mustache, and bow tie.

The Relay For Life of Bergen Beach, Mill Basin & Marine Park organized an outdoor zumba class with 507 participants as part of Superhero Day at the Coney Island Ballpark hosted by The Brooklyn Cyclones Baseball Team. They set the record to raise cancer awareness and money for the benefit of Relay For Life and American Cancer Society.

Ben S. led 1,012 campers under age 10 in performing a choreographed cheer. They set the record at 92Y Camp Yomi in New York City.

161 people at Maple Leaf Foods danced the Bacon Dance at once.

Sara, Shayne, Tim, Kathy, Andrea and Lace made 122 sandwich meals in one hour. The meal included peanut butter, ham and turkey sandwiches, chips, water, a dessert and a fruit snack. They donated all meals to the PADS Shelter in North Chicago, Illinois.