Group World Records  

During The University of Texas’ 40 Acres Fest,501 people symbolically “ended cancer.” Each participant was given a card that said “cancer” and asked to finish the sentence, symbolically “ending cancer.” The feat was led by the Texas 4000 bicycle team.

Mason M. front flipped over 15 people at once. WARNING: This record can be dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

A total of 528 staff and students of Saghalie Middle School joined hands and performed a pop 'n' lock armwave. They set the record during their first pep assembly of the year.

A total of 81 zombies organized by Terror Technologies participated in the Riverside Park Friendship Festival 4th Of July Parade. The event benefitted charity.

Pastor Dave Olson of ONE Student Ministry at River Valley Church got in a golf cart and drove a chain of 29 office chairs.

Steve K. led a group of 96 people to hold a single Furby in one day.

1,268 people from Prestonwood Church in Plano, Texas blew up balloons and then popped them by sitting on them.

Andrew Brackmann led 400 people at C&MA's Metro Youth "Thrive" Retreat to form a domino chain.

A total of 401 students from Chilton Saint James School in New Zealand stood in a circle and brushed each others teeth, creating the world's largest toothbrushing circle. Read more about the feat here.

Philip DeFranco led a group of 554 people in the world’s largest game of Ninja. The record was set at VidCon 2013 in Anaheim, California.

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

CoolJuggler walked over five people while juggling five lit fire torches. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 and trained as a professional stunt performer. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

A total of 705 members of Vandalia-Butler Community in Vandalia, Ohio successfully pulled off world’s longest high five chain, each person high fiving the next.

787 people including international students and members of Athletics Prefects at Columbia International College in Ontario, Canada threw paper airplanes at once. They set the record with the theme "Go higher with your dreams." Each participant reflected upon their future and wrote or draw a message in their paper airplane, throwing the paper airplanes symbolizes each one's dream.

22 students from Driestar College in Gouda, Netherlands formed a train of office chairs and were pulled down the street behind a motorcycle.

A member of Wooddale Church high-fived 368 people in one minute.