People World Records

Markus W. told 33 jokes in one minute.

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.

421 students from Indu International School made paper airplanes at once.

A total of 35 pairs of people performed back-to-back stand-ups.

70 members of Warehouse 180 in Arvada, Colorado enjoyed a rave party inside a bathroom.

620 students from Featherstone Primary School line danced at once to the tune of Cotton-Eyed Joe. They set the record as part of their school's Maths Week 2016.

Clint Poore and eight members of the Omega Force Strength Team performed an "Arnold Pose" in front of an Arnold Schwarzenegger Statue in Columbus, Ohio.

Jack, Finn, Molly and 19 of their friends leaped at once on a leap day.

270 members of Young Americans Christian School ate chocolate at once, a RecordSetter World Record.

Sapphira collected 32 lip prints to form a kissing petition. She set the record to raise awareness about female empowerment through self-expression.

Tim and 42 of his friends leaped at once on a leap day.

Sarah C. led people in Tacoma, Washington in making 359 reusable bags from t-shirts. They set the record to promote recycling.

Students, staff, and community members of Brookman Elementary School in Las Vegas, Nevada created a chain using 20,808 glow sticks. Each glow stick represented a book that a student read and tested at 80% or higher.

Mari Macnamara led 127 people in pulling a 16,400-kilogram fire truck 1.6 kilometers in 20 minutes, 7.00 seconds.

CoolJuggler walked over five people while juggling five lit fire torches. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

156 participants of "Painting by the Lake" event painted plein air at once in Long Jetty, Australia. The event was hosted by the Central Coast Watercolour Society Inc.