Playing World Records  

Eric T. and his teammates MattThePatrat and DDay played six game versions of Rayman nonstop for 29 hours. See their entire gameplay here.

Jonathan uploaded a video of himself playing the saxophone on YouTube. The video lasts for 3,105.90 minutes (51 hours, 45 minutes and 54.00 seconds).

Eva C. performed a scissor split that lasted one minute, 21.15 seconds while playing her piano.

Jacob Finley played a single match of Twisted Metal for two hours, 54 seconds.

Ed Heemskerk played Q*Bert, a classic arcade video game, for 68.5 hours on a single credit. See more video evidence of the attempt here.

Carlos Santos rallied a tennis ball 189 times while playing drums. He set the record in association with Beat Parental Alienation movement and Albisport to raise awareness against parental alienation.

Tai Star balanced a didgeridoo on his lips while playing it for 37.8 seconds.

FlyMac and his friend played on a trampoline for two minutes, 31.00 seconds while they both wore roller skates.

Tai Star played a djembe drum for one minute, 3.63 seconds while balancing on an exercise ball and balancing a hacky sack on his head.

Taylor Cross played an acoustic guitar for one minute, 12.31 seconds while holding basketballs under each arm and sitting on a bike rack.

Brendan B. played his guitar for one minute, 54.69 seconds while jumping on a pogo stick.

Tai Star played harmonica for 20.50 seconds while balancing on a slackline.

Soham Mukhopadhyay played a harmonica using his nose for 20 minutes.

Norzamri Lagenda spun a plate on his foot for one minute, 55.58 seconds while playing guitar.

Brian Pankey balanced a juggling club on his chin for one minute, 45.61 seconds while singing and playing guitar.

James A. played six riffs from A Day To Remember on his guitar in one minute.