Music World Records  

620 students from Featherstone Primary School line danced at once to the tune of Cotton-Eyed Joe. They set the record as part of their school's Maths Week 2016.

John B. has 10 tattoos of bands or band icons on his body.

Tai Star played a ukulele and hula hooped for 19.53 seconds while standing on a slackline on one foot.

Ethan S. played a B-flat major scale on flute in 5.31 seconds while wearing pajamas and a pillow case on head.

804 students from ShadowGlen Elementary School in Manor, Texas played Frosty the Snowman on kazoos.

Vaughan Heussenstamm played Mary Had A Little Lamb while bouncing a golf ball on a mallet using his foot. He bounced the ball to the beat of the music.

Maddi M. drew marker mustaches on 22 pictures of Justin Bieber in 10 seconds.

David S. named 25 #1 UK Christmas singles in one minute.

Eric C. played "Flight of the Bumblebee" on an organ pedalboard at 168 BPM.

Nirvana B. played Flight of the Bumblebee on his guitar at 1,600 BPM.

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.

Nine-year-old Gauri Mishra played piano continuously for one hour, two minutes, 54.21 seconds. She set the record at Ambience Mall in Gurgaon, India.

Matthew B. led 40 members of a youth group in playing The Star-Spangled Banner on kazoos. They set the record during their service entitled "The Record!"

Zack Selwyn and Eric Schwartz name dropped 70 names in a freestyle rap, a RecordSetter World Record. Dan Rollman was present to adjudicate, and Mike Phirman held the cue cards. The record was set at The Comedy Store during RecordBreakerz: Champions of Musical comedy, a collective of musical comedians created by Schwartz. The names mentioned were all present in the audience during the performance. Learn more about RecordBreakerz here.

Tai Star played a didgeridoo for two minutes, 21.50 seconds while standing on a slackline.

Nate and 35 other people at Lake Merritt in Oakland, California played mason jars as percussion instruments.