People World Records

Joey Mette and Jed fit two people in one swim cap while holding it open.

Andrew R. clinked 122 glasses in one minute. He set the record as part of his group's regional meeting.

Jeff Stevens of Comedy Central dressed himself as Charles Nelson Reilly and hugged 10 people in one minute. Stevens set the record to raise awareness for Match Game '12, a charity fundraiser for 826NYC. Read more about the event here.

Michael Smith, Jon, Kevin, Dan, and Andrew squeezed wedges of lemon and lime into their eyes at the same time.

Eliška and 15 other people formed a human knot and untangled it.

97 TaskUs employees played bingo in their office. They set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day. #WorldRecordDay2012

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.

33 members of the Jump Out La Salle fit into a minivan.

Pat Cassels and Brian Murphy from College Humor sat in a Ford Focus ST and joined a conference call with a combined total of 82 people. Watch the full Ford Focus ST video here. The record was officiated by RecordSetter president Dan Rollman.

Led by VTKlustrum, 36 people performed a hug exchange line.

A member of The Omega Force Strength Team deadlifted 18 people at once, an approximate total weight of more than 1500 pounds. He set the record during Camp Chautauqua in Miamisburg, Ohio.

Led by Andrew Currie, 263 students and staff at Werribee Secondary College popped party poppers at once.

Led by Adam Wanderman, a total of 243 people at a summer camp did a fist pump at once.

As part of the "Dream Big - Read" summer reading program, members of Kasson Public Library gathered 14 people to make wishes by blowing loose eyelashes at once. Wishes varied from "having a million dollars" to "getting a bigger library".

Nathan Sukonik and 12,804 people gathered at Central Park in New York City armed with water guns and sprayed water to each other. They set the record to celebrate the start of summer season. Read more about the event here.

Rob Roush led 500 people in dancing the Bunny Hop at once.