People World Records  

Neal, Jon, Connor, and Kaleb Babcock passed a pillow 11 times in one minute.

Jonathan and his friend said "Go New York, Go New York, Go!" back and forth 12 times at a New York Knicks game.

Jay Vin and two of his friends performed 39 simultaneous sit-ups.

At the Zappos.com Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco, California, Justin Slaten and James Veal set a world record for Most Times For Two People To Swap Baseball Hats In 30 Seconds. The record was one of 40 set that day, allowing the race to set an additional record for “Most World Records Set at a Road Race.” See all 40 records at RecordSetter.com/Zappos.

Phoenix Academy students Ayana, Kaitlyn, Jaymee, and Grace passed a Magic 8-Ball around each other 48 times in 30 seconds. They set the record as part of their World Record Day.

David Ross, David Ramirez, and Sean McDowell carried their friend, Sean Borjes, a distance of 39.58 feet into Snafu bar in New York City using a Superman-style carry.

Liam and his friends had a PlayStation network party chat that lasted 8,709 hours, 11 minutes, 14.00 seconds.

Ben and his friends sang Savage Garden's Truly Madly Deeply with an Irish accent for one minute, 30.94 seconds.

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.

Marlene Reinert and Khadija Boubas gave hugs to 71 people in one hour at a mall.

Caleb B. led 253 people in barking The Star Spangled Banner.

Caleb B. led 114 people in introducing themselves in one minute.

Jeremy J. led 30 sixth grade GT students in hopping on one leg while rubbing their bellies, tapping their heads and chanting "Oompa Loompa" at once.

Caleb B. led 253 people in playing Freeze Tag for five minutes.

The National Parkinson's Foundation Minnesota had 79 people dance together to raise awareness for Parkinson's disease.