Wildcard World Records  

Doug McManaman balanced a golf driver on a golf ball held in three fingers for three minutes, 22.75 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a broom on his thumb for eight minutes, 38.07 seconds while lying on his back.

Doug McManaman balanced a Boston Bruins hat on his thumb for 42.38 seconds.

James Lloyd of Afternoons on Xpress with Lloyd and Luke introduced and back-announced 19 songs in 30 seconds.

Trent K. took five rolls to make 10 six-sided dice all turn up the number 1, also known as a "Yahtzee."

Record Setter lifted an 18-kilogram child while performing a pistol squat on two bottles.

Sammy Morgan quick drew a knife in 0.26 second. He started playing around with knives and other weapons at the age of seven and had a martial arts training at the age of 12. Presently, he works as a tree surgeon.

Doug McManaman balanced a seven-string bass guitar on his chin for 23.75 seconds while holding a six-string bass guitar.

Ethan H. said "Paramore" 10 times in 4.01 seconds.

Viktor O. dealt out a deck of cards in 14.86 seconds with a die on top of the deck.

Ethan H. named all of Paramore's albums in 1.43 seconds.

Ethan H. named all of Paramore's albums in 1.43 seconds.

Doug McManaman balanced a fish bowl containing a Chinese fighting fish named Fin-Lee on top of a pole on his chin for 58.46 seconds.

Andrew L. sat on 44 executive chairs in one minute.

Marcus B. stacked seven dice into a tower on a football held in his hand.

Bergen professor Mark Balzarette, students Brian Giraldo and Chris Sacelaris, and Bergen Community College faculty and students built a marshmallow snowman named Toasty. It measures 10 feet in height and four feet in width and is made of 6,500 marshmallows. The snowman was the signature piece of the Shops at Riverside and the Hackensack Regional Chamber of Commerce's “Super Saturday at the Shops." They set the record to raise money for Hackensack’s YCS Holley Childcare and Development Center and the Hackensack High School Band. Read more about the feat here.