Song World Records

Eli played 12 songs on his iPod in 20 seconds.

Aman Bathla played 804 notes per minute on a piano. He used an original composition titled "Pragaman" for the attempt, which is a piece based on Indian classical music.

Jack balanced a golf club on his chin for 30.10 seconds while playing "Imagine" on his keyboard.

Core Entertainment led 85 people in singing Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'" while pumping their fists.

Alan St.Louis sang The Star-Spangled Banner 25 times in one day. He set the record in coordination with Shootout For Soldiers and during an opening ceremony at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Kevin Z. named all the songs included on the Much Dance 2012 album in 12.06 seconds.

Sydney Remmers recited the chorus of Taylor Swift's "Safe and Sound" 12 times in one minute.

Amy Wendorf's friends sang "I Want It That Way" by the Backstreet Boys.

Pete Moyer played the opening riff of Stairway To Heaven in 6.78 seconds while balancing an empty beer can on his forehead. He set the record in celebration of Beer Can Appreciation Day.

48 members of Clutch Youth sang Happy Birthday to two people while touching their nose to their knee.

Doug McManaman balanced a pole that held a 3 x 5.5 foot Dominican Republic flag on his chin for one minute, 36.23 seconds. He performed the feat while listening to 'Valiant Quisqueyans'.

Paul (Pabs) Melia named 51 Unwritten Law songs in 30 seconds. Melia named songs from the albums Unwritten Law, Elva, Here's to the Mourning and Swan.

A total of 53 members of The JCC Manhattan Adaptations Groups danced to The Cosby Show theme song at once. The JCC Manhattan Adaptations Groups set the record at a RecordSetter LIVE! event held at The JCC in Manhattan in New York City. RecordSetter Council president Dan Rollman and senior official Ella Morton presided over the attempt. #RSLIVE24

At Asa H’s Bar Mitzvah party, Evan and Ben S. performed a kazoo duet rendition of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star in 21.15 seconds #AsaBarMitzvah

Anthony R. of Isaac Improv caught eight Skittles thrown in the air in his mouth while listening to the chorus of Kelly Clarkson's Heartbeat Song in a moving car.

Peter Hollens credited 4,236 people on his record album, A Hollens Family Christmas. The names printed are the names of his supporters who contributed financially and suggested the songs included in his album.