Music World Records

Tai Star balanced a ukelele on one finger for 21 minutes, 36.00 seconds. NOTE: Portions of the video has been sped up.

Doug McManaman balanced a pole that held a 3 x 5.5 foot American Flag[] on his chin for 58.38 seconds while listening to Lee Greenwood[]’s God Bless the USA. RecordSetterBook01

Doug McManaman balanced anAustralian flag on his chin for 54.65 seconds while listening to Australia’s national anthem, "Advance Australia Fair[]."

Doug McManaman balanced a pole that held a 3 x 5.5 foot Canadian flag[]on his chin for 45.66 seconds while listening to Lee Greenwood[]’s God Bless Canada.

Doug McManaman balanced a pole that held a 3 x 5.5 foot Dominican Republic flag on his chin for one minute, 36.23 seconds. He performed the feat while listening to 'Valiant Quisqueyans'.

Tai Star hovered a rolling paper for one minute, 49.03 seconds by playing a didgeridoo.

JK juggled three socks for two minutes, 23.64 seconds while listening to Zero Gravity.

Taylor Cross laid in a prone position on a park bench for four minutes, 30.56 seconds while balancing basketballs between his feet and on his head and playing an acoustic guitar.

Doug McManaman played an electronic fiddle for 19.95 seconds while balancing a golf club, golf tee and golf ball on his chin.

Michael Kennedy performed a train music cadenza, which includes a train animation created using PaintBox, for one hour, 56.71 seconds.

Operatic tenor Michael Kennedy sang a single vocal note that lasted 19 minutes, 18.76 seconds. He used circular breathing to achieve the feat. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Andreas Wagner used a 1,185-letter word in a song. The word is the chemical name for Coat Protein, Tobacco Mosaic Virus, Dahlemense Strain. See entire word here.

90-year-old Paul Belanger sang a yodel note for 20.38 seconds. He was accompanied by Mr. David Anderson.

Kristian Foy’s scream of “It’s Christmas!” reached 105 decibels. Foy set the record in homage to Noddy Holder’s line from Slade’s "Merry Christmas Everybody[]".

James A. played six riffs from A Day To Remember on his guitar in one minute.

Matt Piper and Chris Peacock named 25 #1 UK Christmas singles in one minute.