Highest World Records  

Karim M. earned 2,000,001,660 points in Subway Surfers.

Ahmed "Iron Monkey" Kerigo performed a flying push-up using stacks of small benches 1.36 meters high. He is the founder and CEO of the calisthenics group Team Physix-Zero Gravity.

Zeref D. flew upwards in Minecraft, reaching a distance of 23,000,300 blocks high.

Adam K. earned 650,009,360 points in Temple Run 2.

Ryan Stock blew a flame from his mouth reaching 31 inches in height. NOTE: Holding fire in the mouth is extremely dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

Tyson E. completed a backflip over a rigid bar 1.38 meters high.

Record Setter jumped a height of 131 inches, landing in broken glass. WARNING: This record can be extremely dangerous. Please do not attempt this record unless you are above the age of 18 or trained as a professional stunt man. We will not accept submissions in this category from minors.

Joseph K. earned 53 points in Flappi Kachu.

Elizabeth Bolinger built a crayon tower that reached 54 stories in height.

Tsubasa S. reached Wave 1,000 on Bloons Tower Defense 5.

Pavol Durdik earned 378,480 points in Toy Blast: Level 30.

Tyson Bendzak made a successful basketball shot from St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon that measured 196 feet high while riding a unicycle. He dedicated the record to his dad and other cancer patients in hopes of encouraging them in their journey.

Pavol Durdik earned 291,640 points in Toy Blast: Level 18.

Pavol Durdik earned 197,700 points in Toy Blast: Level 7.

Pavol Durdik earned 247,360 points in Toy Blast: Level 55.

Andrew Cowen scored 280 points in a single game of backwards bowling. He completed 10 straight strikes during the attempt. Cowen set the record at Don Carter Lanes in Rockford, Illinois.