Tweet World Records

Jireh A. unfollowed someone on Twitter 48 times in 30 seconds.

Streeter Seidell sent 13 insulting tweets to his friend Jeff Rubin[] in one minute. He was angry at Rubin for not attending an event they’d planned to go to together. Seidell set the record at a World Record Appreciation Society event held at Joe’s Pub in New York City. Dan Rollman and Corey Henderson were present as witnesses. This record contains adult language. [#WRAS11][]

Dylan M. tweeted,“I’m trying to set a world record with @URDB and @powerbalance” in 9.97 seconds.

While Colt Whitmore (@coltwhitmore) interviewed Jeff and Greg (@Jeffgregpodcast) and Kyle Konklin (@Darkend3), they sent a total of 30 tweets. The record was set at The Colt Whitmore Show live from Idaho.

Cameron has 27,469 new, unread tweets.

Doron T. named 52 places in a single tweet. See a list of short name places here.

Twitter users around the world sent a total of 224 tweets to Bena Roberts in a 24-hour period, wishing her good thoughts in her battle against cancer. Roberts, who is fighting breast cancer, had no idea the tweets were coming. The record was kicked off during a speech by URDB president Dan Rollman at the 2011 Next Conference in Berlin, Germany. See all tweets sent to @BenaRoberts here. Read Bena’s blog post about the record here.

Bryton S. mentioned 17 Adam Sandler movies in a single tweet.

Doron T. tweeted 52 Astronomy terms in a single tweet. See definitions here.

Doron T. named 25 human bones in a single tweet.

Doron T. named 19 human muscles in a single tweet.

Raymond B. gave shoutouts to 41 Twitter users in a single tweet.

Jon Gardner approved 126 follower requests on his Twitter account in one minute, 38.13 seconds.

At a PromaxBDA Emerging Media Workshop in New York City, 40 people in one room tweeted Justin Bieber at the same time. The record was led by RecordSetter CEO Dan Rollman, who spoke at the event.

Bader Al and his friends tweeted inside an industrial freezer set at -20 degrees Celsius. They set the record to raise awareness about environmental issues. See their tweets here. CAUTION: Extreme temperatures can be dangerous. Please exercise caution when attempting this record.

Anna K. tweeted "Good luck!" to five US Open players in 52.44 seconds. She set the record as part of "Legend Setter", an interactive competition hosted by Heineken during the 2014 US Open for fans to participate in their own off-the-court challenges. A RecordSetter official was present to adjudicate the attempt.