People World Records

161 people at Maple Leaf Foods danced the Bacon Dance at once.

Paul, Liam, Kirsty, Amy, Caitlyn, Sarah, Jake, Bethany, and Sarah played a game of Jenga using sponge fingers. They set the record at Redi X, a youth project for teenagers in Bootle, UK.

Kate Lawler and nine of her friends sat on a fake cow at once.

A total of nine people at Steve Nash Fitness World & Sports Club in Vancouver, Canada performed a group wall sit.

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.

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

Led by Andrew Currie, 263 students and staff at Werribee Secondary College popped party poppers at once.

As part of the "Dream Big - Read" summer reading program, members of Kasson Public Library gathered 14 people to make wishes by blowing loose eyelashes at once. Wishes varied from "having a million dollars" to "getting a bigger library".

A total of 250 startup entrepreneurs connected to PushStart joined together for a group hug.

A total of 20 people appeared dressed as Charles Nelson Reilly. The record was set during Match Game '12, a charity fundraiser for 826NYC. Read more about the event here.

Kevin Marcus led 30 people to fit inside a Ford F150 truck.

110 people from iD Tech Camps at UC Irvine whistled "Happy Birthday" while armpit farting at once.

Mike and three of his friends successfully tossed and caught a sombrero 69 times in a row.

Led by Sam L., 98 students from Law Society of University College London made a "Point of Information" at once.

Organized by the Barrelrollman Organization, 865 people simultaneously performed somersaults at Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri. The Barrelrollman Organization was formed to raise funds for the Nurses For Newborns Foundation.

Three members of Support The Melons formed a conga line and revolved around a melon two times in 30 seconds. They set the record to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.