Family World Records

A total of 72 fathers and daughters cried while listening to Daddy's Little Girl.

Groupon Japan and the Japan Dog Yoga Society organized a dog yoga event participated by 136 dogs and their owners. The event was led by Society founder, Ms. Noriko Onuma. They set the record at Toshimaen Theme Park in Tokyo to celebrate their annual family week. Read more about the feat here.

Stéphanie T. took one minute, 51.16 seconds to say, "I love my family and Aerosmith."

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, sisters Christina, Katherine, Lisa, Amy, Lauren, and Dani, collectively known as Cimorelli, sang simultaneously, a RecordSetter World Record. Want to challenge their record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

Blake and his nephew completed 260 table tennis volleys.

Mario's kids,6-year-old Emily and 4-year-old Nicky, jumped a combined total of 299 times in one minute.

This record was set as part of Toyota Prius Records, a two-day event streamed live on the Internet. In a 48-hour period, URDB officials adjudicated 200 Prius-related world records. This was the most records ever documented in a 48-hour window, a world record in and of itself. The event took place in Los Angeles, California on March 30th and 31st, 2011. See all the records set at the event here.

Eli Rollman and his family read Dr. Seuss’s "There’s A Wocket In My Pocket" in one minute, 44.89 seconds during a stop on the RecordSetter Book tour.

Silas Good, Jason Good, and Michael Good all lay on top of one another on the ground while holding different kitchen utensils.

17 members of the Larsen Family /Team Shan gathered to say “Breast Cancer Awarenesss for Young Women”.

Mathew McIntyre (14), his father Tracy McIntyre (40), and his Grandfather Gene McIntyre (70) rode individual motorcycles across America, from the Atlantic Ocean, off the Jacksonville, Florida Beach to the Pacific Ocean at the San Diego, California Beach.

Mathew McIntyre (14), his father Tracy McIntyre (40), and his Grandfather Gene McIntyre (70) rode individual motorcycles across America, from the Atlantic Ocean, off the Jacksonville, Florida Beach to the Pacific Ocean at the San Diego, California Beach. Their whole journey was completed in 102.5 hours.

Three generations of the McIntyre Family (Mathew, 14; Tracy, 40; and Gene,70) set a world record.

Tracy and Ashley McIntyre completed a coast-to-coast motorcycle ride across the United States in 104 hours and 52 minutes, traveling from Jacksonville, Florida, to San Diego, California, between July 19 and 23, 2026. Each rode a separate motorcycle: Ashley on a CFMOTO 300SS and Tracy on a CFMOTO 800NK. Their journey video follows the father-daughter pair from the Florida beach through roadside stops across the southern United States to the water's edge in San Diego. The trip continued a family tradition: Tracy completed a RecordSetter-recognized coast-to-coast ride with his son Mathew and father Gene in 2010.

On November 3, 2024, Tracy McIntyre and his daughter Ashley, then 13, won national motorcycle roadracing championships on the same day: two titles for Tracy and three for Ashley. The video pairs their awards-night photos, with Tracy holding two 2024 Lifan Cup National Championship trophies and Ashley holding hers in front of the Lifan Cup backdrop. Roadracing is motorcycle racing on paved circuits, and for the McIntyres it runs in the family: Tracy holds RecordSetter records from his own racing career, and Ashley has ridden a motorcycle across America from Mexico to Canada.

Three-month-old Jashvika Reddy Mitnala of Nandyal, India, smiled seven times on cue in one minute, propped up on a patterned bedspread in a pink dress while a parent off camera asked her to smile. RecordSetter counted each smile that followed an audible "smile" cue in the continuous, unedited clip, which shows her looking on calmly and then breaking into a grin a couple of seconds after every prompt. She takes a moment each time, then delivers every grin like it was her own idea.