Length World Records

Mel Sampson drank Coca-Cola from a straw that was 75.82 meters in length. Sampson set the record as part of The Drive Home with Mel World Record Week 4.

Aten Williams performed a freestyle rap non-stop for 17 hours. Watch his entire record attempt here.

Satpal K. walked on his hands for two minutes, 49.34 seconds.

Félix-Antoine Moreau of Terrebonne, Quebec, logged 92,099 hours, 6 minutes and 27 seconds on the stopwatch in an iPhone's Clock app, about ten and a half years without a reset. A short phone video of the screen, filmed on October 23, 2026, shows the French-language Clock app at 92099:06:27 with the Arrêter (Stop) button lit and the lap timer still ticking. That beats the 78,888-hour mark that had stood on this record since 2012.

Reto S. built a paper airplane that measures 1 mm (0.03 inch) in length.

Benjamin Schwartz has logged 596,523 hours, 14 minutes and 7.21 seconds on his iPod stopwatch.

Peter Durdik held a yoga sumo pose for 17 minutes, 7.09 seconds.

Shreyas R. curled his tongue into a clover and held it for eight minutes, 25.60 seconds.

Jeremy S. extended a tape measure 619.76 centimeters (244 inches) while standing on one foot.

Gord Beast held a freestanding handstand for a staggering 35 minutes and 52 seconds, obliterating the previous RecordSetter mark of 12 minutes and 8 seconds. To put this in perspective: the longest documented wall-supported handstand is around 13 minutes, and the longest freestanding holds found anywhere online top out around 20 minutes. Gord's attempt, captured in a single unedited video, nearly doubles that. No wall, no support, just hands on the ground and full vertical hold for over half an hour.

Roger M. held a peacock pose for two minutes, 5.23 seconds.

Mridula Shanker, a seven-year-old girl, spun a hula hoop on one leg for 14 minutes, 1.20 seconds.

Rich Dwyer, Greg Obetz, Mike Richwalder, Brice Biruta, and Andrew Hiller rode tandem style on three Big Wheels for six minutes, 16.10 seconds. Three men steered the tricycles with the other two balanced on the back. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Grade 5 Enrichment Students at Sippican School in Marion, Massachusetts connected 294 Expo markers at once.

Carlo Andreacchio took one minute, 13.37 seconds to pronounce the word “fresh.”

Josh of The Judgies said the word “fresh” in 0.04 second while holding a watermelon.