People World Records  

At a weekend retreat, a group from Reboot set the world record for Largest Group To Recite A Double Entendre Haiku While Wearing "Cell Phone Sleeping Bags" On Left Hand. The feat was officiated by RecordSetter President Dan Rollman.

At a weekend retreat, a group from Reboot set the world record for Fastest Eight-Person Three-Rotation High Five Chain. The feat was officiated by RecordSetter President Dan Rollman.

As part of the "Dream Big - Read" summer reading program, a total of 17 people from Kasson Public Library read Goodnight Moon at once.

Dressed in a banana suit, Alex Clayton led 96 people in dancing to March of the Mods.

Clare Brooks and 28 of her family members sang the Penguin campfire song. They set the record for her older sister's 30th birthday at their summer family vacation in Door County, Wisconsin.

A total of 73 people gathered to set the record for largest group hug in a tent. The huggers ranged in age from 4 to 70 years old. The record was set as part of Hug-A-Thon Pittsburgh.

Avalon Theisen, 11-year-old founder of Conserve It Forward, led 327 people in attempting the world record for the world's Largest Human Frog Chorus. They set the record to raise awareness for amphibian conservation issues and solutions. Read more about the feat here.

A total of 300 campers from iD Tech Camp - Stanford University performed "the wave".

Todd Price and 13 friends performed “The Wave” around a van.

Todd Price and 13 friends cheered around a van.

Mel Sampson and 514 other people participated in the CIBC Run for the Cure[]. They exercised to raise breast cancer awareness.

A group of 156 students from Lavalette Elementary School wore jellyfish scarves at the same time. The feat was set to raise environmental awareness for Barnegat Bay. See more about the event here.

During aRebootevent at Dram connected to Yom Kippur, 34 people apologized at once.

Five people sat on Art Hoffman’s lap while he was dressed as Santa.

While dressed as Santa, Art Hoffman posed for a photo inside a bus shelter with 12 other people.

A total of 26 people from BC Housing Development Services said Ho-Ho-Ho continuously for two minutes, 35.80 seconds.