People World Records  

Michael John Heagerty, of Played Out! Syracuse, led 25 people in forming an urban conga line parallel to a creek. Played Out! Syracuse is based on the mantra "The city that plays together, stays together." They set the record to encourage neighborhoods in the city of Syracuse to allow children of all ages to play in the streets during their pop-up event series.

65 attendees of the 2010 Vimeo Festival lined up and and shot video clips in cascading waterfall format, creating the longest video waterfall.

Ryan led members of Revolution Ministries at Lenexa Baptist Church in chanting "I Believe That We Will Win." The chant reached a decibel level of 109.5.

During his TEDx Brooklyn talk, RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman led attendees in setting a record for the Loudest Charity Scream. The group collectively generated a scream that reached 108 decibels, raising $2,700 for the St. Baldrick's Foundation. Rollman had raised $25/decibel in advance of his talk.

George Bell and Dylan Solley successfully sent a slinky down five steps on their hands.

Hank Brekke messaged 14 people via Facebook in one minute. He sent the message "Hey, what's up?" to each person.

This record was set as part of Toyota Prius Records, a two-day event streamed live on the Internet. In a 48-hour period, URDB officials adjudicated 200 Prius-related world records. This was the most records ever documented in a 48-hour window, a world record in and of itself. The event took place in Los Angeles, California on March 30th and 31st, 2011. See all the records set at the event here.

349 cancer fighters from the Relay for Life Eastern Division of the American Cancer Society wore purple mustaches. They set the record during their 2014 summit to raise cancer awareness and commit to finish the fight against cancer.

Josh B. led 21 authors in simultaneously hugging a librarian. They set the record at YA Fest at the Palmer Branch of the Easton Public Library in Easton, Pennsylvania. The authors are Melissa Groeling, Anne Greenwood Brown, Jacqueline Kesller, Jen McConnel, K.M. Walton, Margie Gelbwasser, Amie Borst, Bethanie Borst, Molly Cochran, Radjeep Paulus, Aaron Starmer, Tiffany Schmidt, Alissa Grosso, Josh Berk, Jennifer Murgia, Ellen Jensen Abbott, Cristin Terrill, Kit Grindstaff, David Lubar, Jennifer Hubbard, Jeff Hirsch, and Kimberly Ann Miller.

Wendy, Ali, Josh, and Molly fit 159 balloons in a Jeep Liberty.

Students at the Indu International School inflated a total of 2,414 balloons in 10 minutes. Each balloon had messages and statements regarding environmental issues written on them.

Sapphira, founder of Sapphira's Showgirls, allowed a group of people to pop 82 balloons attached to the burlesque costume she was wearing. She set the record to celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week and raise funds for SANE Mental Healthy Charity and Butterfly Conservation. See list of participants here.

Simon and Sawyer juggled a total of nine balls while whistling the Jeopardy! theme song.

Students and members at the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville opened 1,134 Pepsi Next cans at once during their school’s men’s soccer match against UW-Milwaukee. They set the record as part of the SIUE Experience as the university welcomes students for the fall semester. Learn more about the feat here.

Dan and attendees of the Journalism Hackathon at the CMA 2015 Spring National College Media Convention gave a total of 60 bunny ears to each other in 10 seconds.

Nathan Fast had 18 callers say "One Direction" in one minute. He set the record during a live broadcast at Channel 933 in San Diego, California.