People World Records

William L. from St. Anne's Juggling Club In Cincinnati, Ohio threw nine rings. The rings were caught on the head and arms of his three friends.

Narine Dat Sookram received 100 awards and recognitions for doing community work. Read more about Narine here.

Chris Liebenberg and Chris Batts flipped a 100-kilogram tire four kilometers in two hours, 37 minutes.

Heather and her friends created 358 Pi shirts in a day.

910 students and 77 teachers and staff in Antwerp, Belgium danced while gargling water. The event was organized by EcoHuis Antwerpen to raise awareness about water shortage. Read more about the feat here.

1,215 attendees of #Imagine rally at Menlo Park made barnyard noises at once.

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.

In honor of the Special Olympics campaign "Spread the Word to End the Word," 92 members of the National Junior Honor Society at Monroe Middle School in Monroe, Michigan sent a total of 1,636 text messages to their friends and families in five minutes.

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

Nine members of Tshwane Metro Police flipped an 85-kilogram tire five meters in one hour, 58 minutes.

Gabby and 28 of her co-workers wore unicorn horns at once. They set the record in honor of their company's unicorn logo.

10 people from St. Matt's formed a human table at their snow ice cream party.

Dan Rickshaw and 213 others from Snowdon, Wales ate vegan cakes on top of Mount Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales. Read more about the feat here.

Sixty-eight people danced to "Shake It Off" at once. The members of The Gamma Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi set the record.

A total of 2,180 groups, consisting of 15,180 attendees from 11 countries, performed a simultaneous group workout. The attempt was organized by ViSalus to promote health and fitness and raise awareness about their Project 10 Kids Campaign.

Travis R. led 426 people at Jac-Cen-Del Elementary School in Indiana in singing their school song while standing on one foot. They set the record as part of American Education Week.