People World Records

57 Zappos.com employees attempted to solve Rubik's Cubes while blindfolded and standing on one foot.

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.

Thirty-three cheerleaders stood on top of Fakir Roy at once. They stood in place for 30 seconds with a total combined weight of 1,700 kilograms.

Sam Harrison led a group of people in popping 500 paper bags at once. They set the record at the HOW Design Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.

173 attendees at the ACCYM Senior High Assembly formed a human United Methodist Cross And Flame symbol.

Dana J. led community members at Town of Easton in Connecticut to tell 64 jokes in four minutes.

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.

600 people were visible in a selfie taken by someone dressed as Santa Claus. The record was set as part of the Adventure to Santa launch at Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga, California.

Robert and his family popped 23 balloons with plastic forks in 6.20 seconds while wearing party hats.

A total of 358 people from FujiFilm USA performed sit-ups at once. They set the record to promote health and fitness among their associates. Read more about the feat here.

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, Cimorelli sang Jingle Bells while wearing Santa hats, a RecordSetter World Record. Want to challenge their record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

1,800 athletes and members of One Team Singapore formed a heart design using their bodies. They set the record during the 8th ASEAN Para Games to show inclusiveness and support for disability sports.

A total of 72 fathers and daughters cried while listening to Daddy's Little Girl.

500 members of TinkerMill played The Star-Spangled Banner on kazoos.

A total of 1,175 people formed a circle and linked their arms with each other. They set the record at Isaac Wolfson Stadium in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa to celebrate South Africa's Freedom Day and to promote unity and social cohesion in their community.

A total of 2,600 people formed the phrase "No War" by standing in a stadium. The event was organized to promote peace and encourage people to stop war in Ukraine. Yuriy Seretskiy and The Symbol of Success LLC organized the event with the support of City Councillor Alexander Zholobetsky, Mayor Yury Granaturov and Governor Vadim Merikov.